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After Plea In Top Court, Centre Agrees To Look Into Judicial Infra Issues
The centre on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that issues such as lack of proper infrastructure to cater to the growing need of the judiciary and the bar in the national capital can be looked into in consultation with the Supreme Court registry.
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"Our Judiciary Is Overburdened...": Chief Justice NV Ramana On Vacancies
Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana on Friday said he is making efforts to fill up vacancies in the judiciary and to improve judicial infrastructure in the country, besides addressing issues relating to security of judges and others.
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Judiciary's Problems, If Unsolved, Will Haunt My Successors: Chief Justice
Stressing the need for stepping up judicial Infrastructure in the country, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Saturday said the judiciary is also facing certain fundamental problems and they continue to haunt his successors also if not solved.
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Law Minister On Stage, Chief Justice Raises Concern Over Judiciary Infra
Chief Justice NV Ramana raised several concerns over judicial infrastructure today as he shared the stage with Law Minister Kiren Rijiju. He also urged the Law Minister to make sure the proposal to set up the National Judicial Infrastructure Authorit
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Courts Operate From "Dilapidated Structures" Without Proper Facilities: Chief Justice
Courts in India still operate from "dilapidated structures, without proper facilities" as good infrastructure for judiciary has been neglected after the British left, rued Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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Issues Plaguing Judiciary A Matter Of Concern, Not Collegium: Top Court
It is not the functioning of the Collegium, which recommends appointment of judges for higher courts, but lack of adequate infrastructure and huge vacancies of judicial officers in subordinate courts that is a matter of concern for the judiciary, the Supreme Court said Thursday.
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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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After Plea In Top Court, Centre Agrees To Look Into Judicial Infra Issues
The centre on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that issues such as lack of proper infrastructure to cater to the growing need of the judiciary and the bar in the national capital can be looked into in consultation with the Supreme Court registry.
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"Our Judiciary Is Overburdened...": Chief Justice NV Ramana On Vacancies
Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana on Friday said he is making efforts to fill up vacancies in the judiciary and to improve judicial infrastructure in the country, besides addressing issues relating to security of judges and others.
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Judiciary's Problems, If Unsolved, Will Haunt My Successors: Chief Justice
Stressing the need for stepping up judicial Infrastructure in the country, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Saturday said the judiciary is also facing certain fundamental problems and they continue to haunt his successors also if not solved.
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Law Minister On Stage, Chief Justice Raises Concern Over Judiciary Infra
Chief Justice NV Ramana raised several concerns over judicial infrastructure today as he shared the stage with Law Minister Kiren Rijiju. He also urged the Law Minister to make sure the proposal to set up the National Judicial Infrastructure Authorit
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Courts Operate From "Dilapidated Structures" Without Proper Facilities: Chief Justice
Courts in India still operate from "dilapidated structures, without proper facilities" as good infrastructure for judiciary has been neglected after the British left, rued Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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Issues Plaguing Judiciary A Matter Of Concern, Not Collegium: Top Court
It is not the functioning of the Collegium, which recommends appointment of judges for higher courts, but lack of adequate infrastructure and huge vacancies of judicial officers in subordinate courts that is a matter of concern for the judiciary, the Supreme Court said Thursday.
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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.
