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The Supreme Court Advocate on Record (AOR) exam encountered major technical issues during Paper 1, causing a system crash for approximately 150 candidates. This led to confusion and frustration, with the exam format subsequently being changed to pen and paper. Concerns have been raised about the reliability of the computer-based testing system for such a crucial examination.
The Kerala High Court warned registry officials of disciplinary action if cases are not listed according to the prescribed roster, stressing the importance of orderly case management. Improper listing could cause inconvenience to judges and advocates. The court agreed with appellants that cases should be listed and heard strictly in accordance with the roster.
