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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
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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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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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Chief Justice Urges Centre To Relieve Judiciary Of 'Avoidable Burden'
Chief Justice of India TS Thakur on Saturday urged the law ministry to devise a mechanism to relieve the judicial system of the "avoidable burden" that arises out of "sheer apathy, indifference or incapacity" of the government and its departments to take certain decisions.
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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
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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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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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Chief Justice Urges Centre To Relieve Judiciary Of 'Avoidable Burden'
Chief Justice of India TS Thakur on Saturday urged the law ministry to devise a mechanism to relieve the judicial system of the "avoidable burden" that arises out of "sheer apathy, indifference or incapacity" of the government and its departments to take certain decisions.
