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Supreme Court To Go Virtual, Judges To Car-Pool Amid Save Fuel Push
The move comes in the wake of a recent Office Memorandum issued by the Centre's Department of Personnel and Training on May 12, aimed at promoting fuel conservation and efficient functioning.
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Chief Justice DY Chandrachud Pitches For Virtual Hearings At Arbitral Centres
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud pitched for the use of technology in arbitral proceedings on Thursday and said the arbitration centres in the country should adopt protocols for holding virtual hearings.
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Respite To Lawyer Caught In Intimate Act During Virtual Hearing
A Tamil Nadu advocate, who had been imprisoned for his alleged improper behaviour with a woman during the virtual hearing of a case before a single judge at the Madras High Court in December last year, has gotten released from prison.
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Hear Pleas On Making Virtual Hearings A Norm
The Delhi High Court Monday refused to entertain a public interest litigation seeking adoption of virtual hearings in courts as a norm where physical presence is not necessary.
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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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Video: Man Brushes Teeth, Shaves During Online High Court Hearing
As the Kerala High Court, on Monday, reverted to virtual hearings in view of rising Covid cases in the state, a man's bizarre behaviour amused social media .
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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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Madras High Court To Have Only Virtual Hearings From Monday Till Further Orders
The Madras High Court will not resume physical hearings from January 3 as was announced, it was said on Sunday.
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Calcutta High Court To Function In Virtual Mode As Covid Cases Rise
The Calcutta High Court will function in virtual mode from January 3 in view of the threat of the imminent third wave of Covid-19 pandemic and alarming rise in the number of coronavirus cases, Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava ordered on Saturday.
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Delhi High Court To Conduct Virtual Hearings From January 3 Amid Covid Surge
The Delhi High Court on Thursday decided to shift to the virtual system of hearings from January 3 in view of rise in COVID-19 cases and the subsequent 'yellow alert' declared by the government in the national capital.
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UP Lawyers Get Dress Code; Court Said 'One Had Face Pack On, One In Vest'
Lawyers appearing in colored shirts, vests, during the hearings in virtual mode amid the Covid pandemic is highly inappropriate and unacceptable, said the Allahabad High Court taking a dim view of the sartorial choices of the professionals.
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Chief Justice of India Launches App To Help Media Report Virtual Hearings
Chief Justice of India, Justice N V Ramana, launched a mobile application today to enable journalists to report Supreme Court proceedings without having to visit the court premises during the pandemic.
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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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"Shocking": Court On Lawyers Arguing In Virtual Hearing From Roads, Parks
The Delhi High Court Thursday said it is "simply shocking" that advocates are arguing or attending matters through video-conferencing while being on "roads, sitting in parks and even running up on stairs", making it difficult for the court to conduct proceedings as are not audible properly.
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Supreme Court To Go Virtual, Judges To Car-Pool Amid Save Fuel Push
The move comes in the wake of a recent Office Memorandum issued by the Centre's Department of Personnel and Training on May 12, aimed at promoting fuel conservation and efficient functioning.
-
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud Pitches For Virtual Hearings At Arbitral Centres
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud pitched for the use of technology in arbitral proceedings on Thursday and said the arbitration centres in the country should adopt protocols for holding virtual hearings.
-
Respite To Lawyer Caught In Intimate Act During Virtual Hearing
A Tamil Nadu advocate, who had been imprisoned for his alleged improper behaviour with a woman during the virtual hearing of a case before a single judge at the Madras High Court in December last year, has gotten released from prison.
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Hear Pleas On Making Virtual Hearings A Norm
The Delhi High Court Monday refused to entertain a public interest litigation seeking adoption of virtual hearings in courts as a norm where physical presence is not necessary.
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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.
-
Video: Man Brushes Teeth, Shaves During Online High Court Hearing
As the Kerala High Court, on Monday, reverted to virtual hearings in view of rising Covid cases in the state, a man's bizarre behaviour amused social media .
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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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Madras High Court To Have Only Virtual Hearings From Monday Till Further Orders
The Madras High Court will not resume physical hearings from January 3 as was announced, it was said on Sunday.
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Calcutta High Court To Function In Virtual Mode As Covid Cases Rise
The Calcutta High Court will function in virtual mode from January 3 in view of the threat of the imminent third wave of Covid-19 pandemic and alarming rise in the number of coronavirus cases, Chief Justice Prakash Shrivastava ordered on Saturday.
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Delhi High Court To Conduct Virtual Hearings From January 3 Amid Covid Surge
The Delhi High Court on Thursday decided to shift to the virtual system of hearings from January 3 in view of rise in COVID-19 cases and the subsequent 'yellow alert' declared by the government in the national capital.
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UP Lawyers Get Dress Code; Court Said 'One Had Face Pack On, One In Vest'
Lawyers appearing in colored shirts, vests, during the hearings in virtual mode amid the Covid pandemic is highly inappropriate and unacceptable, said the Allahabad High Court taking a dim view of the sartorial choices of the professionals.
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Chief Justice of India Launches App To Help Media Report Virtual Hearings
Chief Justice of India, Justice N V Ramana, launched a mobile application today to enable journalists to report Supreme Court proceedings without having to visit the court premises during the pandemic.
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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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"Shocking": Court On Lawyers Arguing In Virtual Hearing From Roads, Parks
The Delhi High Court Thursday said it is "simply shocking" that advocates are arguing or attending matters through video-conferencing while being on "roads, sitting in parks and even running up on stairs", making it difficult for the court to conduct proceedings as are not audible properly.
