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High Courts Can't Deny Access To Video Conference Hearing: Supreme Court
No high court in the country shall deny access to video conference or hearing through hybrid mode to lawyers and litigants after two weeks, the Supreme Court said on Friday while making it clear that technology is not a matter of choice for judges.
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Amid Rising Covid Cases, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Lawyers On Video Call
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today took note of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country and said the Supreme Court is willing to hear lawyers via video conferencing.
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Supreme Court Hearing Deferred Twice After Judge Says Staff Covid +ve
A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.
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Supreme Court Will No Longer Use WhatsApp To Share Video Conference Links
The Supreme Court will no longer use WhatsApp groups to share video conference links for court hearings, the top court registry said on Saturday.
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Over 2,500 Court Complexes To Get Video Conference Cabins: Centre
Seeking to boost the capability of the lower judiciary to hear cases online, funds have been released to set up ''video conference cabins'' in 2,506 court complexes across India, Law Ministry officials said.
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Bombay High Court Begins Live Streaming Of Case Hearings Via Video Conference
In view of the lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Bombay High Court for the first time today live streamed case hearings being conducted via video conference to allow public access to the proceedings.
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Court Orders Lalu Yadav To Attend Hearing Through Video Conference
A Delhi court on Monday directed RJD chief Lalu Yadav to appear before it through video conference on December 20 in connection with two cases related to the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) scam case.
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Crippled By Vacancies, Green Court May Hear Cases Over Video Conference
Crippled by the delay in appointment of experts and judicial members, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) is planning to conduct hearings through video-conferencing to decide the environmental cases pending in its regional benches.
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High Courts Can't Deny Access To Video Conference Hearing: Supreme Court
No high court in the country shall deny access to video conference or hearing through hybrid mode to lawyers and litigants after two weeks, the Supreme Court said on Friday while making it clear that technology is not a matter of choice for judges.
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Amid Rising Covid Cases, Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Lawyers On Video Call
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today took note of the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the country and said the Supreme Court is willing to hear lawyers via video conferencing.
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Supreme Court Hearing Deferred Twice After Judge Says Staff Covid +ve
A Supreme Court hearing via video conference was deferred twice today after one of the judges said that several of his staff members at home had tested positive for COVID-19.
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Supreme Court Will No Longer Use WhatsApp To Share Video Conference Links
The Supreme Court will no longer use WhatsApp groups to share video conference links for court hearings, the top court registry said on Saturday.
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Over 2,500 Court Complexes To Get Video Conference Cabins: Centre
Seeking to boost the capability of the lower judiciary to hear cases online, funds have been released to set up ''video conference cabins'' in 2,506 court complexes across India, Law Ministry officials said.
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Bombay High Court Begins Live Streaming Of Case Hearings Via Video Conference
In view of the lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak, the Bombay High Court for the first time today live streamed case hearings being conducted via video conference to allow public access to the proceedings.
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Court Orders Lalu Yadav To Attend Hearing Through Video Conference
A Delhi court on Monday directed RJD chief Lalu Yadav to appear before it through video conference on December 20 in connection with two cases related to the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) scam case.
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Crippled By Vacancies, Green Court May Hear Cases Over Video Conference
Crippled by the delay in appointment of experts and judicial members, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) is planning to conduct hearings through video-conferencing to decide the environmental cases pending in its regional benches.
