Supreme Court allows physical mentioning from July 5



The Supreme Court has allowed physical mentioning with effect from July 5, 2021 in a circular issued stating Advocates-on-Record/Parties-in-Person (after inter-action) may mention their fresh matters both physically (from 10.30 am to 12 pm) on Monday to Friday & (from 10.30 am to 11 am) on Saturday as well as through Video Conferencing (VC) mode […] The post Supreme Court allows physical mentioning from July 5 appeared first on India Legal.

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