The Delhi High Court strongly criticised lawyers for joining virtual court hearings from moving cars, observing that such conduct causes inconvenience, wastes precious judicial time, and hampers access to justice, defeating the purpose of using technology in courts.
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The NCDRC has introduced a hybrid mode for hearings starting from April 15, allowing both physical appearances and video conferencing. This pilot project aims to streamline dispute resolution and make it more accessible for consumers. The NCDRC has released standard operating procedures to govern virtual proceedings, representing a significant step towards enhancing consumer access to justice.
