Listing of non-urgent matters will lead to imposition of High Costs: Bombay High Court
It is found that taking undue advantage of the previous Notice, by which parties’ Advocates were permitted to indicate the date of
Virtual Hearing
Sudden surge of COVID-19 cases leads Punjab and Haryana High Court to switch to Virtual Mode only
Punjab and Haryana High Court orders that: Hearing of cases to be held in Virtual Mode/Video Conferencing Mode only, w.e.f.5-1-2022 The present
Bombay High Court issues SOP for hearing matters through virtual mode only [Detailed SOP]
Bombay High Court issues the following Standard Operating Procedure for hearing the matters through Virtual mode at the Principal Seat, Bombay High
Due to wide spreading resurge of COVID-19, Benches of NCDRC to hear virtual cases from January 4th to March 21st
In view of the wide-spreading resurge of COVID-19 (Omicron variant) and consequent restrictions imposed by the various governments decided as under: the
Allahabad High Court to function in virtual mode only due to recent spike in COVID-19 positive cases
On account of the recent spike in the number of COVID-19 positive cases at Prayagraj & Lucknow, from January 03, 2022, onwards,
Calcutta High Court to function through virtual mode; Hybrid mode allowed Bail matters [Read Details]
In view of the threat of the imminent third wave of the Covid pandemic and also the alarming rise in the number
Virtual courts as facet of fundamental right: SC issues notice in writ petition filed by All India Association of Jurists
Supreme Court: A three-Judge Bench of L. Nageswara Rao, B.R. Gavai and B.V. Nagarathna, JJ. is considering a writ petition seeking to
COVID-19 Surge | Rajasthan High Court: Jodhpur and Jaipur Bench shall function only through video conferencing for urgent matters instituted in year 2021 till 3rd May, 2021 [Read Directions]
For effective containment of the rapid spread of Covid-19, the State Government has issued an order dated 18.04.2021 and prohibited various activities
Surge in COVID-19 Cases | Jammu and Kashmir High Court to continue functioning in virtual mode till 30th April, 2020
Virtual Hearing Jammu and Kashmir High Court extend its Order dated 5-04-2021 with regard to the virtual mode of hearing due to
COVID-19 Upsurge in Delhi | Courts to switch to virtual mode from physical hearing, only extremely urgent matters to be taken up [Detailed Notifications]
Due to the alarming upsurge in the Covid-19 cases in the NCT of Delhi, all Benches of Delhi High Court shall, with
Madras HC notifies that lawyer’s chamber shall remain closed from 17th April, 2020; Virtual Hearing of Cases to continue
COVID-19 Upsurge | Madras High Court Even though the situation in Tamil Nadu may be better than other places in the country,
COVID-19 Surge | Telangana HC to conduct hearing of cases virtually with immediate effect
Telangana High Court while considering the upsurge in COVID-19 cases has decided to conduct the hearing of cases by all the Benches
COVID-19 Surge | Complete Virtual Hearing at all Benches of Madhya Pradesh High Court till 24th April, 2021
Complete Virtual Hearing Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court in addition to S.O.P dated 11-02-2021 and an additional S.O.P. dated 03-04-2021,
COVID-19 Surge | Delhi High Court to take up matters through virtual mode till 23rd April, 2020
In view of the alarming rise in the COVID-19 cases in the NCT of Delhi, the High Court of Delhi shall with
COVID-19 Surge | Calcutta High Court to take up all matters on virtual mode from today; Lawyers with no video accessibility shall attend Physical Court
Calcutta High Court in light of the COVID-19 Surge has notified that all matters shall be taken up only on virtual mode
COVID-19 Surge | Allahabad High Court to function by way of virtual mode from today; 25 Courts made functional for virtual hearing
In view of the COVID-19 Surge, a Committee for the Purpose of Taking Preventive and Remedial Measures and for Combating the impending
NCLT Benches to start physical hearing from 1st March, 2021
It has been notified vide an Order dated 23-02-2021 that all NCLT Benches shall start regular Physical hearing w.e.f 01-03-2021, in case
Sharing links or screen of Video Conference hearings without authorisation? Be ready to face “adverse consequences”. SC cautions AORs, Parties-in-person
The Supreme Court of India has cautioned all the Advocates-on-Record, parties-in-person and all other concerned against unauthorised sharing of link/screen of Video-Conference/Tele-Conference
NCLAT | Suspension of Court work due to some of the staff members coming in direct contact with the one tested COVID-19 positive on 26th June
Whereas a staff member was reported to have tested positive for Covid-19 on 26th June 2020, which mandated further sanitization and sealing
NCLAT | Court work including virtual hearing to remain suspended till 3rd July, 2020
Due to Covid-19 Pandemic and as ordered by the Hon’ble Acting Chairperson, the Court work (Virtual hearing) and filing etc. in the