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Chief Justice hints Hyd High Court split
By: Tupaki Desk | 16 Aug 2015 9:05 AM GMT
Chief Justive Dilip B Bhosale of the Hyderabad High Court hinted bifurcation of HC between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh in the near future. He appealed lawyers of both the Telugu states to celebrate togetherness until then. "Be patient, good things will follow," he told.
Mr. Dilip made these comments while addressing the Judges & Lawyers at the High Court on August 15th after the National Flag hoisting. He also urged the lawyers not to let the people down as they are coming with a lot of hope when all doors were shut.
The Chief Justice expressed his happiness over the Technological innovations being introduced in the High Court and a paperless court (lawyers to use laptops or tabs instead of hard copies) by November end. He said the 12 Information Kiosks at the High Court premises will help the lawyer or petitioner verify the case status. He also informs Android users could use services like Case Status & Cause List info, Case Hearing details and High Court notifications. He announces Display Boards that's will be set up in High Court shows the progress of the cases in all court halls.
Mr. Dilip made these comments while addressing the Judges & Lawyers at the High Court on August 15th after the National Flag hoisting. He also urged the lawyers not to let the people down as they are coming with a lot of hope when all doors were shut.
The Chief Justice expressed his happiness over the Technological innovations being introduced in the High Court and a paperless court (lawyers to use laptops or tabs instead of hard copies) by November end. He said the 12 Information Kiosks at the High Court premises will help the lawyer or petitioner verify the case status. He also informs Android users could use services like Case Status & Cause List info, Case Hearing details and High Court notifications. He announces Display Boards that's will be set up in High Court shows the progress of the cases in all court halls.
