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Delhi High Court:New Link for Filling Non-urgent Matters During Lockdown

Lawstreet Journal 10 May 2020 2:16am

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Delhi High Court has explained through its order dated 8th May 2020 that it will cognizance of urgent cases through videoconferencing and willhear all non-urgent matters only after the lockdown. 

Further, in accomplishing operational ease during the lockdown period, the Court generated a new link for the purpose of e-filing unimportant and non-urgent matters and cases. This applies to both fresh as well as pending matters.

“Under advisement, Advocates and litigant(s) in person are informed that a new link (http://dhcefiling.nic.in:8080/DHC_NONURG/) has been created to enable non-urgent, i.e., ordinary filing, in this Court both in fresh as well as pending matters.” The Registrar General of the Delhi High Court stated in the order.

The order published on 8th May 2020 and signed by the Registrar General Manoj Jain, enunciates that the matters filed online will be heard only after the lockdown in India has been lifted unless of course otherwise directed. 

“The filings made by taking recourse to the aforesaid link will be taken up for scrutiny only after the lockdown is lifted unless otherwise directed. Once these filings are taken up for scrutiny, the concerned Advocates or litigant(s) in person will be informed as to whether or not the filings contained any objection(s).” states the order of the High Court.

Additionally, it also mentions that litigants and advocates can take recourse to the designated counters of e-filing set up for the purpose aforementioned at the Delhi High Court and the District Court Complexes ( including Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket, and Rouse Avenue) and also… Continue Reading...


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