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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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To Draw Investment to Country, Invest In Judiciary, Says Economic Survey
The legal bottleneck in the country with its massive backlog of cases, is a key issue that is detracting from the ease of doing business and discouraging foreign investors from investing in India, the Economic Survey said today.
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Backlog Of Cases Can't Be Roaring Tiger Before Judiciary, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra today said pending cases cannot be a "roaring tiger" before the judiciary and held that the backlog problem will be tackled if the bar and the bench worked together.
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Government Unlikely To Raise Approved Strength Of High Court Judges This Year
The government this year is unlikely to increase the approved strength of high court judges from 1,079 but focus on filing vacancies, a move which may pit it once again against the judiciary which has been demanding more judges to take on the backlog of cases.
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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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Process Of Appointment Of Judges Must Be Speeded Up: Chief Justice of India TS Thakur
Once again highlighting the issue of vacancies in the judiciary and huge backlog of cases, Chief Justice of India T S Thakur today said the process of appointment of judges must be accelerated.
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Justice delayed: PM concerned
There are three crore pending cases in India and the best legal minds of the country got together to deal with this perpetual problem of backlog.
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India has world's largest backlog of court cases: PM
Clearing backlog of cases is the biggest challenge for the judiciary, said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday.
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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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To Draw Investment to Country, Invest In Judiciary, Says Economic Survey
The legal bottleneck in the country with its massive backlog of cases, is a key issue that is detracting from the ease of doing business and discouraging foreign investors from investing in India, the Economic Survey said today.
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Backlog Of Cases Can't Be Roaring Tiger Before Judiciary, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra today said pending cases cannot be a "roaring tiger" before the judiciary and held that the backlog problem will be tackled if the bar and the bench worked together.
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Government Unlikely To Raise Approved Strength Of High Court Judges This Year
The government this year is unlikely to increase the approved strength of high court judges from 1,079 but focus on filing vacancies, a move which may pit it once again against the judiciary which has been demanding more judges to take on the backlog of cases.
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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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Process Of Appointment Of Judges Must Be Speeded Up: Chief Justice of India TS Thakur
Once again highlighting the issue of vacancies in the judiciary and huge backlog of cases, Chief Justice of India T S Thakur today said the process of appointment of judges must be accelerated.
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Justice delayed: PM concerned
There are three crore pending cases in India and the best legal minds of the country got together to deal with this perpetual problem of backlog.
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India has world's largest backlog of court cases: PM
Clearing backlog of cases is the biggest challenge for the judiciary, said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday.
