Justice is basically considered as one of the strong pillars of every democratic society on which the foundation of the society rests as a whole. This is the very reason that the concept of access to justice is considered as a subject of contemporary importance. An immediate look at the concept of access to justice imprints on our mind the very idea of availability of adequate means which will enable every individual to easily approach a Court of Law to seek justice. But an in-depth analysis of the concept of access to justice helps us to understand that access to justice is not only about approaching a Court of Law but it includes in itself a combination of various other factors. These factors include the availability of adequate number of Courts, the quality of justice rendered, awareness among the people in relation to the types of remedies available etc. The presence of all these factors makes it very difficult for us to actually give a perfect definition which essentially defines the concept as whole and also help us to identify the ingredients which form a part of the concept of access to justice. In the broadest sense access to justice may be defined as the availability of adequate means which actually improves an individual access to the Court of Law and such access helps in achieving judicial outcomes which are just and fair.