In response to soaring temperatures in Delhi, several High Courts have temporarily exempted lawyers from wearing their traditional robes and coats. This move, prompted by extreme heat, aims to improve working conditions. There is a push for the Supreme Court to implement this relaxation nationwide. The situation underscores the need for adaptive measures in the legal system.
Today, 19th April, Due to rising temperatures, Calcutta High Court has exempted lawyers from wearing black gowns until the summer ends. The exemption aims to provide comfort during the heatwave, reflecting a practical approach to courtroom attire. This decision aligns with similar directives from other High Courts, acknowledging the ongoing heat conditions and impending summer break.