Covid-19: Delhi District Courts to start taking up all cases from 24th July, but only via VC, may resume Physical Courts from Aug 16th

  

On Thursday, the Delhi High Court issued Notice stating it may resume its physical functioning on experimental basis in District Courts from August 16th which for now is restricted in wake of COVID-19 pandemic.

High Court stated that this will be done in a restricted manner subject to further orders based on evaluation of the situation of the pandemic in Delhi.

The order issued by high court Registrar General Manoj Jain said:

"The Full Court has further been pleased to observe that physical hearings in this court may be resumed in a restricted manner with effect from August 16, 2021 on an experimental basis, subject to further orders based on evaluation of the situation of the pandemic in the NCT of Delhi," 

It also said that with effect from July 24, all the judicial officers shall endeavour to take up all matters of their respective courts through video conferencing and the weblinks of all the courts shall remain functional throughout the working hours.

 

Presently in the district courts, the judicial officers have been taking up urgent matters and 'final arguments cases' of their respective courts through video conferencing till July 23 while the other matters are being adjourned.

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