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In Madurai Temple Lamp Row, Court Summons Tamil Nadu Top Official, Cop
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday directed Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary and Additional Director-General of Police (Law and Order) to appear before the court through video conference on December 17 in the temple lamp case.
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'God Knows Who Is Still Languishing In Jails': Supreme Court Raps UP Police
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reprimanded Uttar Pradesh Police for failing to ensure that persons granted bail by a court of law, including itself, were not promptly released.
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Allu Arjun Virtually Appears Before Court In Theatre Stampede Case
Actor Allu Arjun virtually appeared before the Nampally court through a video conference in the Sandhya Theatre stampede case.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Plea For Video Conference With Private Doctor Rejected
A Delhi court on Monday rejected an application by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - a Type 2 diabetes patient who has claimed a conspiracy to "kill him" while in Tihar Jail - for daily 15-minute video consultations with his doctor.
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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's Strong Exception To Senior Lawyer Appreaing Virtually
The Supreme Court today took strong exception to the appearance of a senior lawyer through video conference and directed him to be present in the court physically.
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High Court Asks Mithun Chakraborty To Join Via Video For Questioning In Incitement Case
The Calcutta High Court on Friday directed actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty to provide his e-mail address to the state so that he can make himself available by way of video conference for questioning in connection with a complaint.
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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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No Harm In Appearing Before Court Through Video Conference: Top Court To Defence Ministry
"There is no harm in appearing through video conferencing", the Supreme Court on Thursday told to secretary of Ministry of Defence, who has been asked to appear before the Madhya Pradesh High Court in a contempt case related to a land compensation matter.
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In Madurai Temple Lamp Row, Court Summons Tamil Nadu Top Official, Cop
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday directed Tamil Nadu Chief Secretary and Additional Director-General of Police (Law and Order) to appear before the court through video conference on December 17 in the temple lamp case.
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'God Knows Who Is Still Languishing In Jails': Supreme Court Raps UP Police
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reprimanded Uttar Pradesh Police for failing to ensure that persons granted bail by a court of law, including itself, were not promptly released.
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Allu Arjun Virtually Appears Before Court In Theatre Stampede Case
Actor Allu Arjun virtually appeared before the Nampally court through a video conference in the Sandhya Theatre stampede case.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Plea For Video Conference With Private Doctor Rejected
A Delhi court on Monday rejected an application by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - a Type 2 diabetes patient who has claimed a conspiracy to "kill him" while in Tihar Jail - for daily 15-minute video consultations with his doctor.
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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's Strong Exception To Senior Lawyer Appreaing Virtually
The Supreme Court today took strong exception to the appearance of a senior lawyer through video conference and directed him to be present in the court physically.
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High Court Asks Mithun Chakraborty To Join Via Video For Questioning In Incitement Case
The Calcutta High Court on Friday directed actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty to provide his e-mail address to the state so that he can make himself available by way of video conference for questioning in connection with a complaint.
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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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No Harm In Appearing Before Court Through Video Conference: Top Court To Defence Ministry
"There is no harm in appearing through video conferencing", the Supreme Court on Thursday told to secretary of Ministry of Defence, who has been asked to appear before the Madhya Pradesh High Court in a contempt case related to a land compensation matter.
