The Delhi High Court expressed serious concern about the state of record rooms in district courts, urging swift action to weed out outdated files and implement regular monitoring. The court instructed principal judges to oversee the process and submit quarterly reports. Additionally, centralized filing and mandatory e-filing for civil and criminal cases have been implemented for efficiency.
Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, has addressed the issue of pagination discrepancies in e-filed documents. He introduced a pilot measure to provide accurate pagination in scanned paper books and emphasized standardizing bookmarking. These initiatives aim to streamline judicial proceedings and reduce administrative discrepancies, ultimately improving the efficiency of the Supreme Court.
In 2023, the Supreme Court of India achieved a significant milestone by disposing of 52,191 cases, marking the highest disposal rate in six years. This impressive feat includes the adjudication of 45,642 miscellaneous matters and approximately 6,549 regular matters. The data, sourced from the Integrated Case Management System (ICMIS), highlights that the disposal rate not […]
In a monumental stride towards digital transformation, the Telangana High Court has officially launched its e-Filing 3.0 portal. This pioneering initiative, led by Chief Justice Alok Aradhe, is set to revolutionise the way cases and petitions are filed within the state. The e-Filing 3.0 portal, scheduled to operate on a pilot basis from October 3 […]