Headline
The CJI Sanjiv Khanna puts an end to oral mentions for urgent hearings and requires written submissions.
Summary
In a procedural shift, Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna has launched a policy prohibiting oral mentions for urgent immediate hearings in the Supreme Court of India. Effective from 12th November, 2024, lawyers must submit requests now via email or written slips, describing the reasons for urgency.
Key Facts
Effective Date: 12 th November, 2024
Authority: Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna
Previously oral mentions were allowed under former CJI DY Chandrachud
From now ,written submissions are required, describing urgency.
Legal Insights
This policy seeks to enhance efficiency and transparency, by making sure that urgent cases are managed in a standardized manner and genuinely important cases are prioritized.
Impact
Advocates will be required to adapt to this shift, clearly describing the reasons for emergency hearings.
Significance
This reform has a considerable impact on the judicial process of India, supporting faster and more organized handling of critical cases.
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