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"Difficult To Deal With Huge Arrear Of Cases If Bar Members...: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said that fairness is a "hallmark of great advocacy" and if the members of the Bar do not cooperate with the trial courts, it would be very difficult for the courts to deal with huge arrears of cases.
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"Amount Of Litigation In India Is Unimaginable": Supreme Court Judge
The amount of litigation in India is unimaginable and it will take a long time to complete the existing pendency, Supreme Court judge Justice P S Narasimha said on Saturday while underlining the importance of mediation in dispute resolution.
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Public Perception Of Courts On Vacation Like Schools Not Correct: High Court Judge
The public perception of courts going on vacation like schools is not correct and an appropriate machinery must be engaged to project their hard work for an "image change", said Delhi High Court Judge Justice Jayant Nath who demitted office today.
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Government, Judiciary Agree To Appoint Retired Judges In High Courts To Fight Pendency
An extraordinary provision of the Constitution can now be invoked to appoint retired judges with proven integrity and track record as judges of high courts to tackle rising pendency, the government and the Judiciary have agreed.
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"Difficult To Deal With Huge Arrear Of Cases If Bar Members...: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said that fairness is a "hallmark of great advocacy" and if the members of the Bar do not cooperate with the trial courts, it would be very difficult for the courts to deal with huge arrears of cases.
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"Amount Of Litigation In India Is Unimaginable": Supreme Court Judge
The amount of litigation in India is unimaginable and it will take a long time to complete the existing pendency, Supreme Court judge Justice P S Narasimha said on Saturday while underlining the importance of mediation in dispute resolution.
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Public Perception Of Courts On Vacation Like Schools Not Correct: High Court Judge
The public perception of courts going on vacation like schools is not correct and an appropriate machinery must be engaged to project their hard work for an "image change", said Delhi High Court Judge Justice Jayant Nath who demitted office today.
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Government, Judiciary Agree To Appoint Retired Judges In High Courts To Fight Pendency
An extraordinary provision of the Constitution can now be invoked to appoint retired judges with proven integrity and track record as judges of high courts to tackle rising pendency, the government and the Judiciary have agreed.
