He highlighted the benefits of the Virtual High Courts and said that advocates and parties-in-person, who are not comfortable with using the e- …
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Budget 2023: CJI Chandrachud hails Rs 7,000-crore allocation to e-courts project
“Such endeavours (e-courts) will ensure that the court truly reaches out to every citizen of the country.” The allocation for the third phase is a …
Rs 7000 cr proposed budgetary allocation for eCourts project phase 3 to enhance judicial efficiency
“In the recent budget, the Government of India has introduced a provision of Rs 7000 crore for phase-3 of the e-courts project.
Rs 7000 cr proposed budgetary allocation for e-courts project phase 3 to enhance judicial efficiency
India News: NEW DELHI: The proposed allocation of Rs 7000 crore in the 2023-24 budget for phase three of the e-courts Project will enhance …
Pendency Of Cases Is Not Only Due To Shortage Of Judges In HCs But Also Due To Other Factors
He also said that eCourts project is being implemented in association with e-Committee Supreme Court of India and Department of Justice. “Phase I of …
Supreme Court of North Carolina Approves Amendments to Rule 5 and Rule 5.1 of the …
The General Rules of Practice are promulgated by the Supreme Court under Section 7A-34 of … Find eCourts information, training, and resources.
Imran Khan’s ally arrested for accusing Zardari of plotting to kill former premier – The Week
The AML leader vowed to challenge his arrest in court. … theweek.in. Union Budget: Govt allocates Rs 7,000 crore for e-courts project.
Budget 2023 | Outlay Of ₹7,000 Crores For Phase-III Of E-Courts Project – Live Law
“For efficient administration of justice, Phase-3 of the E-Courts project will be launched with an outlay of 7,000 crore,” the Finance Minister …
Budget 2023 Looking Forward – BW legalworld
The Finance Minister’s announcement of a further investment of INR 70 billion into the e-courts project highlights the government’s commitment towards …
The Union Budget 2023 – What’s in it for disputes? – Lexology
The E-Courts project was originally introduced in 2007 (Phase -1), with an aim to incorporate technology in the existing legal system at the District/ …