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Delhi High Court Starts E-Sewa Kendra, Makes Hybrid Services Available
The Delhi High Court has started hybrid e-Sewa Kendra on all working days enabling litigants, lawyers and the general public to seek information about their cases and other services from anywhere.
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"Virtual Court Hearings Have Increased Efficiency": Supreme Court Justice
He said the virtual system has done away with the need of unnecessarily spending money on travelling to different parts of the world for conferences or hearings.
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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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"Serious Doubts About Transparency Of System": Calcutta High Court Judge
Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya of the Calcutta High Court on Monday released a matter in which he had passed caustic observations in an order over connectivity issues during virtual hearings.
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Cryptocurrency Trading: RBI Asks Banks Not to Refer to Is 2018 Circular on Digital Coins
RBI on Monday asked banks, NBFCs, and payment system providers not to refer to its earlier virtual currencies-related circular, that was issued in April 2018 and later aside by the Supreme Court, in their communications to customers.
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Don't Quote Old Circular To Warn Customers On Crypto: RBI To Banks
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked banks, NBFCs and payment system providers not to refer to its earlier virtual currencies-related circular, that was issued in April 2018 and later aside by the Supreme Court, in their communications to custom
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Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure Over Glitches In Its Virtual Court Hearing
The Supreme Court has expressed its exasperation at the inability of the virtual court system to work satisfactorily in the top court, saying it is becoming very difficult to continue with the proceedings in an appropriate manner.
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"Continue Virtual Courts Even After COVID-19 Is Over": Parliament Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Law and Justice in its report submitted today recommended continuation of virtual courts for identified categories of cases even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.
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Top Court Says "Virtual Courts System" Will Ensure Justice Amid Pandemic
The Supreme Court on Saturday strongly defended its "virtual courts system", saying the institutional requirement was to ensure the "administration of justice" does not crumble in the face of a pandemic.
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Presentation Over, 20 Questions For Aadhaar Body Chief In Supreme Court
Ajay Bhushan Pandey, the UIDAI chief who sought to assure the Supreme Court that the Aadhaar database was safe, will have to respond to a 20-point questionnaire drafted by the petitioners that seek to underline the weaknesses in the Aadhaar programme. Mr Pandey had told the court that it was virtually impossible to break into the Aadhaar data and w...
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Aadhaar Virtual ID "Unworkable", Will Oppose Tooth-And-Nail: Petitioners
A new move to secure Aadhaar, in which a randomly-generated 16-digit temporary number can be shared instead of the biometric ID, will be opposed in the Supreme Court by petitioners who are fighting a case against the system.
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'Impossible To Use Aadhaar To Track Citizens', Supreme Court Told
It is virtually impossible to use Aadhaar to track citizens, the agency that has issued the identification number to millions of Indians told the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The Unique Identification Authority of India, or UIDAI, said there were safeguards built into the law and its systems to ensure that the government could not use Aadhaar for surv...
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Rwanda Court's Forgotten Men Pose Challenge to International Justice
Justin Mugenzi was legally cleared of any role in Rwanda's 1994 genocide. But an oversight in the international justice system means he remains a virtual prisoner in a United Nations safe house in the eastern African state of Tanzania.
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Delhi High Court Starts E-Sewa Kendra, Makes Hybrid Services Available
The Delhi High Court has started hybrid e-Sewa Kendra on all working days enabling litigants, lawyers and the general public to seek information about their cases and other services from anywhere.
-
"Virtual Court Hearings Have Increased Efficiency": Supreme Court Justice
He said the virtual system has done away with the need of unnecessarily spending money on travelling to different parts of the world for conferences or hearings.
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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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"Serious Doubts About Transparency Of System": Calcutta High Court Judge
Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya of the Calcutta High Court on Monday released a matter in which he had passed caustic observations in an order over connectivity issues during virtual hearings.
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Cryptocurrency Trading: RBI Asks Banks Not to Refer to Is 2018 Circular on Digital Coins
RBI on Monday asked banks, NBFCs, and payment system providers not to refer to its earlier virtual currencies-related circular, that was issued in April 2018 and later aside by the Supreme Court, in their communications to customers.
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Don't Quote Old Circular To Warn Customers On Crypto: RBI To Banks
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has asked banks, NBFCs and payment system providers not to refer to its earlier virtual currencies-related circular, that was issued in April 2018 and later aside by the Supreme Court, in their communications to custom
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Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure Over Glitches In Its Virtual Court Hearing
The Supreme Court has expressed its exasperation at the inability of the virtual court system to work satisfactorily in the top court, saying it is becoming very difficult to continue with the proceedings in an appropriate manner.
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"Continue Virtual Courts Even After COVID-19 Is Over": Parliament Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Law and Justice in its report submitted today recommended continuation of virtual courts for identified categories of cases even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.
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Top Court Says "Virtual Courts System" Will Ensure Justice Amid Pandemic
The Supreme Court on Saturday strongly defended its "virtual courts system", saying the institutional requirement was to ensure the "administration of justice" does not crumble in the face of a pandemic.
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Presentation Over, 20 Questions For Aadhaar Body Chief In Supreme Court
Ajay Bhushan Pandey, the UIDAI chief who sought to assure the Supreme Court that the Aadhaar database was safe, will have to respond to a 20-point questionnaire drafted by the petitioners that seek to underline the weaknesses in the Aadhaar programme. Mr Pandey had told the court that it was virtually impossible to break into the Aadhaar data and w...
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Aadhaar Virtual ID "Unworkable", Will Oppose Tooth-And-Nail: Petitioners
A new move to secure Aadhaar, in which a randomly-generated 16-digit temporary number can be shared instead of the biometric ID, will be opposed in the Supreme Court by petitioners who are fighting a case against the system.
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'Impossible To Use Aadhaar To Track Citizens', Supreme Court Told
It is virtually impossible to use Aadhaar to track citizens, the agency that has issued the identification number to millions of Indians told the Supreme Court on Tuesday. The Unique Identification Authority of India, or UIDAI, said there were safeguards built into the law and its systems to ensure that the government could not use Aadhaar for surv...
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Rwanda Court's Forgotten Men Pose Challenge to International Justice
Justin Mugenzi was legally cleared of any role in Rwanda's 1994 genocide. But an oversight in the international justice system means he remains a virtual prisoner in a United Nations safe house in the eastern African state of Tanzania.
