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Supreme Court: Litigants will lose confidence in judicial system due to delayed disposal of cases: SC - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court: Litigants will lose confidence in judicial system due to delayed disposal of cases: SC

The Supreme Court has issued directions to ensure speedy trial and disposal of old cases, stating that litigants may become disillusioned if the legal process moves slowly. The court referred to the National Judicial Data Grid's data on pending cases and expressed concern over cases pending for 50 years or more.

Litigants will lose confidence in judicial system due to delayed disposal of cases: SC | India News - Vimarsana News

Litigants will lose confidence in judicial system due to delayed disposal of cases: SC | India News

India News: Observing that litigants may become disillusioned if the legal process moves at a snail's pace, the Supreme Court on Friday issued directions, includi

Pay Rs 30 lakh to kin of dead sewer cleaners: SC - Vimarsana News

Pay Rs 30 lakh to kin of dead sewer cleaners: SC

'The Union and the state governments must ensure that manual scavenging is completely eradicated,' the bench said.

Source: rediff.com
EX-IFS officer challenges amendment in Forest Act, Supreme Court issues notice to Centre - Vimarsana News

EX-IFS officer challenges amendment in Forest Act, Supreme Court issues notice to Centre

India News: The Supreme Court has agreed to examine the validity of an amendment to the Forest Act, which has led to the loss of legal protection for vast forest

Supreme Court | Supreme Court urges speedy trial and disposal of old cases to rebuild litigant confidence - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court | Supreme Court urges speedy trial and disposal of old cases to rebuild litigant confidence

Litigants may become disillusioned when the legal process moves at a snail's pace: SC