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With Virtual Proceedings, Have Become True National Court: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that through its virtual proceedings it has become a true national court, as lawyers and litigants can appear before it from anywhere in the country.
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Supreme Court's Direction On Virtual Hearings After A Day Of Disruptions
Hours after Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana expressed unhappiness over disruptions during virtual hearings due to the use of mobiles, the Supreme Court on Monday asked the advocates and litigants to use a desktop or the laptop with a stable i
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"We Are Shouting": Supreme Court On Disruptions During Online Hearings
A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana has expressed unhappiness over repeated disruptions during virtual hearings due to the use of mobile phones by several advocates.
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"Justice Chandrachud Has Fallen Off," Lawyer Said. What Happened Next
In the Supreme Court's video hearing on Covid today, a technical glitch made for some lighter moments as Justice DY Chandrachud was disconnected for some time.
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With Virtual Proceedings, Have Become True National Court: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that through its virtual proceedings it has become a true national court, as lawyers and litigants can appear before it from anywhere in the country.
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Supreme Court's Direction On Virtual Hearings After A Day Of Disruptions
Hours after Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana expressed unhappiness over disruptions during virtual hearings due to the use of mobiles, the Supreme Court on Monday asked the advocates and litigants to use a desktop or the laptop with a stable i
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"We Are Shouting": Supreme Court On Disruptions During Online Hearings
A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana has expressed unhappiness over repeated disruptions during virtual hearings due to the use of mobile phones by several advocates.
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"Justice Chandrachud Has Fallen Off," Lawyer Said. What Happened Next
In the Supreme Court's video hearing on Covid today, a technical glitch made for some lighter moments as Justice DY Chandrachud was disconnected for some time.
