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Government To Push Bill To Remove 65 More Obsolete Laws In Parliament Session: Minister
Kiren Rijiju informed that more than 4.98 crore cases are pending in various courts in India and the pendency would be handled using technology, with a "paperless judiciary" being the ultimate aim of the government.
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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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Give Infrastructure, Staff To Judiciary To Clear Pending Cases: Bombay High Court
The Maharashtra government should realise that if it cannot support its own judiciary by giving infrastructure and staff, then it will not be able to obtain early disposal of cases and pending matters, the Bombay High Court has observed.
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Government To Push Bill To Remove 65 More Obsolete Laws In Parliament Session: Minister
Kiren Rijiju informed that more than 4.98 crore cases are pending in various courts in India and the pendency would be handled using technology, with a "paperless judiciary" being the ultimate aim of the government.
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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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Give Infrastructure, Staff To Judiciary To Clear Pending Cases: Bombay High Court
The Maharashtra government should realise that if it cannot support its own judiciary by giving infrastructure and staff, then it will not be able to obtain early disposal of cases and pending matters, the Bombay High Court has observed.
