A review application, regard being had to its limited scope, has to be disposed of as expeditiously as possible
Supreme Court: In the case where the review petition preferred in 2012, was kept pending for almost four years and, thereafter, the
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High Courts to issue directions to subordinate Courts providing timelines for speedy disposal of trials
Supreme Court: Taking note of the problem of delay in disposal of trials, the bench of A.K. Goel and U.U. Lalit, JJ
Technological advancement should be utilised to combat hardships of the litigants seeking transfer of proceedings
Supreme Court: With a view to provide an alternative to seeking transfer of proceedings on account of inability of a party to
Proceedings under Section 174-A IPC can’t be initiated unless accused is declared as proclaimed offender by competent court
Delhi High Court: The Court dealt with an important question of law in criminal proceedings in a case, where the process under
Court clarifies Order XIII-A of Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
Delhi High Court: The Divisional Bench of Badar Durez and Ashutosh Kumar, JJ. while disposing of an appeal gave relief to party
Bail on ground of lack of evidence claimed by petitioner alleged to have facilitated a bomb blast, denied by court
Karnataka High Court: While hearing bail petition of an accused who was demanding bail on ground of lack of evidence, the Single-Judge
Direction to remove lawyer appearing for a party at the instance of opposite party can only be passed if such removal does not jeopardize the interest of the party for whom lawyer is appearing
Kerala High Court: While deciding upon the issue that whether the lawyer who is appearing for a party can be removed at