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Allahabad High Court Imposes ₹25K Cost On UP Govt As Its Standing Counsel 'Wastes' 10 Minutes Of 'Precious' Judicial Time - Vimarsana News

Allahabad High Court Imposes ₹25K Cost On UP Govt As Its Standing Counsel 'Wastes' 10 Minutes Of 'Precious' Judicial Time

The Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench) on Monday imposed a cost of Rs. 25,000 on the UP Government. This action was taken as the Standing Counsel, seemingly unprepared, wasted 10 minutes of...

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Delhi High Court imposes ₹10 lakh costs on company for non-prosecution of its 15-year-old suit - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court imposes ₹10 lakh costs on company for non-prosecution of its 15-year-old suit

The Court imposed the costs after taking into account the substantial judicial time, man power and costs incurred by the Defendant, for the last 15 years

Condolences: A practice in desperate need of revision - Vimarsana News

Condolences: A practice in desperate need of revision

In light of pendency data, it becomes important to rethink some of the practices which are avoidable and can save as much judicial time as possible.

Delhi High Court comes down on meritless interlocutory applications filed to delay cases - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court comes down on meritless interlocutory applications filed to delay cases

The court berated the practise noting that it is the responsibility of the bar and the bench to come together and fix responsibility for filing applications without merit.

[Independence Day 2022] The need for introspection to cure the colonial hangover that persists in our legal system - Vimarsana News

[Independence Day 2022] The need for introspection to cure the colonial hangover that persists in our legal system

The call for Indianisation of our justice system is not limited to fringe critiques, but has often been spoken of by those at the very top of the system.