Continuance of courts virtually will be a problem, says Supreme Court
The Hindu
“Continuance of courts virtually would be a problem. We were doing 60-65 cases on a miscellaneous day earlier compared to 30-35 cases now despite the experience of over one year,” the Bench said
Continuance of courts virtually will be a problem, the Supreme Court said on November 8 while refusing to grant urgent hearing on a plea seeking that virtual court hearings be declared a fundamental right for litigants.
A Bench comprising Justices L. Nageswara Rao and B.R. Gavai said there are many problems in virtual hearings. It will hear the matter in December.
“Continuance of courts virtually would be a problem. We were doing 60-65 cases on a miscellaneous day earlier compared to 30-35 cases now despite the experience of over one year. There are many problems with virtual hearing.
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