Delhi HC to continue restricted functioning till October 8
The Delhi High Court has decided to continue with its restricted functioning till October 8 in view of the coronavirus pandemic in the national capital. The Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court decided to extend the restricted functioning on the same terms as earlier orders, according to an order of the office of Registrar General Manoj Jain. The office order added that the physical hearing...
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The Delhi High Court has decided to continue with its restricted functioning till October 8 in view of the coronavirus pandemic in the national capital.
The Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court decided to extend the restricted functioning on the same terms as earlier orders, according to an order of the office of Registrar General Manoj Jain.
The office order added that the physical hearing of the cases will continue as per the September 11 roster already uploaded on the court's website and the remaining benches shall continue to take up the cases through video conferencing.
The cases that have been already listed before the High Court from October 1 to October 8 shall be adjourned en bloc to corresponding dates between December 8 to December 14.
On 27th August, the High Court decided to partially resume physical hearing of matters from 1st September by two division bench and three single judge benches on a rotation basis.
