video conferencing

Speaking about the values of life, Justice Navin Sinha said life is only but a series of challenges and we have to find our ways. The bar and bench has done a lot.

Delhi Metropolitan Magistrate allowed recording of evidence through video conferencing which will be done in accordance with the video conferencing rules framed by the Delhi High Court.

The Supreme Court has allowed physical mentioning with effect from July 5, 2021 in a circular issued stating Advocates-on-Record/Parties-in-Person (after inter-action) may mention their fresh matters both physically (from 10.30 am to 12 pm) on Monday to Friday & (from 10.30 am to 11 am)

A bench headed by Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jasmeet Singh hearing the matter through Video Conferencing.

In the notification it was clarified that e-filing mode as well as physical filing mode is continued only for extremely urgent matters and Cause list will be published on previous working day

The Supreme Court bench headed by Justice NV Ramana was hearing the matter through video conferencing. While hearing, the Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted that the role of Amicus in the current matter has ended.

The Delhi High Court allowed both its 11 benches and subordinate courts to continue taking up matters through video conferencing on non-physical days from January 18 till February 20.

The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice on a public interest litigation for the release of undertrial prisoners who have undergone custody for more than half their maximum sentence for crimes they are being tried for, by implementing Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).

Further, video conferencing rules were framed by a five-judge committee which was circulated to all High Courts for adoption after local contextualization.

Bishnoi, against whom a large number of FIRs have been registered in the States of Punjab and Haryana and who is also involved in a case registered in Union Territory Chandigarh.