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After Supreme Court of India\’s recent order extending limitation period for filing cases and applications in wake of the surge in COVID-19 cases, the National Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission has issued directions to its Registry for compliance and computation of limitation period. Taking note of the surge in COVID-19 cases across the country, the Supreme […]

With a view to prioritising disposal of all Part–II matters upto the year 2019, 08(eight) Bench-wise Cause Lists of Targeted Cases are being published. From 17.01.2022 onwards all Part-II (Hearing) matters will be listed before the Hon’ble Courts from the aforesaid Cause Lists of Targeted Cases. No other Part-II matters will be listed except on

With a view to prioritizing the disposal of cases upto the year 2019 (Part–II matters), Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been pleased to make some arrangements with effect from 17.01.2022 in partial modification of the extant Roster issued vide Notification No.F.40(1)-HCT/Judl/ROSTER/2021/9832, dated 29.10.2021. Notification dated: 13.01.2022 Notification dated: 29.10.2021

The Orissa High Court on Wednesday announced that it would completely shut down its functioning for five days owing to the unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases in the State and due to the increase in COVID positive cases among High Court staff members. The High Court and its offices will be completely shut from January

The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Central Government in a review petition seeking to declare the \”assumed absolute discretion\” of the Muslim husband to give divorce (talaq-ul-sunnat) to his wife at any time without any reason or advance notice to her, as arbitrary, anti-shariat, discriminatory and unconstitutional. Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice

The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Central Government in a review petition seeking to declare the \”assumed absolute discretion\” of the Muslim husband to give divorce (talaq-ul-sunnat) to his wife at any time without any reason or advance notice to her, as arbitrary, anti-shariat, discriminatory and unconstitutional. Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice

A notification dated: 12.01.2022 was issued by the Hon\’ble High Court of Tripura regarding the promotion of some Grade-III members of the Tripura Judicial Service. Click- Notification for Promotion.

Office of The District & Sessions Judge, West Tripura Judicial District, Agartala has issued 2 Notifications regarding Covid restrictions. Click on the links for Notifications. Notification-1 and Notification-2

The Supreme Court today issued notice in a SLP challenging a Punjab and Haryana High Court\’s order which held that recording of telephonic conversation of the wife without her knowledge is an infringement of her privacy. The High Court had held that a discreetly recorded phone conversation won\’t be admissible in evidence before the Family

In view of sudden surge in cases of COVID-19, especially detection of the Variant of Concern (VoC) ‘Omicron’ in different parts of the country, the High Court has decided to strictly implement and enforce the directives and advisories issued by the Central Government/State Government to contain the spread of Corona Virus in the state of