COVID-19: Delhi district courts to take up only urgent matters through virtual hearings ANI | Updated: Apr 19, 2021 11:31 IST
New Delhi [India], April 19 (ANI): In view of the alarming rise in the Covid-19 cases in the national capital, the Delhi High Court on Monday ordered that all the judicial officers of the District Courts in Delhi will take up only urgent cases of their respective Courts, through videoconferencing mode. In view of the alarming rise in the Covid-19 cases in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, in continuation of this Court s Office Order No.256/RG/DHC/2021 dated April 8, 2021, it is ordered that all the judicial officers of the District Courts in Delhi shall take up only urgent cases of their respective Courts, through videoconferencing mode, said a public notice issued by Delhi High Court Registrar General Manoj Jain.
In view of the alarming rise in the Covid-19 cases in the national capital, the Delhi High Court on Monday ordered that all the judicial officers of the District Courts in Delhi will take up only urgent cases of their respective Courts, through videoconferencing mode. In view of the alarming rise in the Covid-19 cases in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, in continuation of this Court s Office Order No.256/RG/DHC/2021 dated April 8, 2021, it is ordered that all the judicial officers of the District Courts in Delhi shall take up only urgent cases of their respective Courts, through videoconferencing mode, said a public notice issued by Delhi High Court Registrar General Manoj Jain.
Delhi district courts told to take up urgent matters only
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All district courts in the Capital will take up only urgent matters and that too through videoconferencing in view of the exponential rise in COVID-19 cases. The direction of the Delhi High Court comes a day after it decided that from April 19 onwards it will only take up “extremely urgent matters” filed this year. The HC Chief Justice and three other judges are reportedly infected.
“In view of the alarming rise in COVID-19 cases in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, in continuation of this court’s office order dated April 8, 2021, it is ordered that all the judicial officers of district courts in Delhi shall take up only urgent cases of their respective courts, through videoconferencing mode,” stated the office order, issued by the office of the Delhi High Court Registrar General Manoj Jain.
Supreme Court Appoints Senior Advocate Maninder Singh, Advocate Rajesh Batra As Special Public Prosecutors In ED Cases On Coal Block Scam
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The Supreme Court has appointed former Additional Solicitor General Maninder Singh and advocate Rajesh Batra as special public prosecutors (SPPs) for trial of multi-crore coal scam cases filed by Enforcement Directorate.
The order was passed by the Court after Senior advocate R S Cheema, who was appointed SPP in 2014 by the top court, sought permission to be relieved of the responsibility citing his age and shortage of law officers assisting him.
The Central Government proposed the names of former ASG Maninder Singh and Rajesh Batra.
SC appoints two judges to conduct trials in coal scam cases
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Judicial officers Arun Bhardwaj and Sanjay Bansal the new appointees; earlier Special Judge Bharat Parashar was conducting trials in around 40 coal scam cases and had been in the post for over six years
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed two judicial officers, Arun Bhardwaj and Sanjay Bansal, as special judges to conduct trials in the sensational coal scam cases pending since 2014 here.
Earlier Special Judge Bharat Parashar was conducting trials in around 40 coal scam cases and has been replaced by two judges after the apex court recently took note of a letter from the Delhi High Court s Registrar General that permission be granted to nominate or post another suitable presiding judicial officer as special judge in place of Parashar.