Why can’t many cases in the Delhi High Court? The court explained the reason for this
Delhi High Court. (File Photo)
Delhi News: The Delhi High Court has stated that the number of cases that is proportionate to the population is said to be the ‘excessive reduction of judges’, which has not heard many cases. Due to the large number of cases, the Supreme Court said that the results of appeals could not be made within the appropriate time and that when some cases did not heard, it was ‘very painful’ for the judge.
‘Due to a large number of pending cases …’
The court made this comment when he asked the culprit in the fraud and fraud case. The man had requested the man to allow his social relations and business development to participate in the Rotary Club’s club assembly in Almati, Kazakhstan and Georgia.
Judge Girish Katpalia said, “Because the number of pending cases is high, this court cannot determine the appeals in the appropriate period, so the right to travel should not be somewhat denying.”
‘Regular cases have not been heard for a long time’
The court allowed the person to go abroad from May 1 to May 11 in a personal bond and the bail of the same amount. The court said that social and commercial relations are being created in projects like the Rotary Club Assembly. The court said, “Due to the major shortage of judges and the number of cases, regular cases have not been heard for a long time.”
Judge Kathpalia said, “Even after five o’clock in the evening, some cases are not heard even when the courts are open. It is very painful for the judge.
The court stated that the appeal of a person who challenges his punishment in the fraud and fraud case was filed in the High Court in 2019 and the previous judge accepted it, and now it will be heard as a regular case. The man’s lawyer argued that he was previously allowed to go abroad and that he had no chance to escape because of the age of 67.
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