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Supreme Court refuses to hear plea on case backlog

NEW DELHI: Supreme Court docket on Friday refused to entertain a PIL in search of to repair a three-year outer restrict for all courts to clear their cumulative backlog of greater than 5 crore circumstances, experiences Dhananjay Mahapatra.
A bench led by CJI D Y Chandrachud instructed the petitioner that what he was in search of to realize was very fascinating however virtually unimaginable given the flood of litigation confronted by every tier of the justice supply system.

We hear extra circumstances than Western international locations: Supreme Court docket

In Supreme Court docket of India, the variety of circumstances we hear daily is greater than what Western international locations’ SCs take up in a 12 months,” the CJI instructed the petitioner. “That’s as a result of our justice system is people-oriented and focuses on each citizen getting easy accessibility to courts. If we undertake the method of prime courts in Western international locations, we are able to clear the backlog in a 12 months and there shall be no pendency.”
As of Friday, there are 82,397 circumstances pending in SC, of which 27,675 are lower than a 12 months previous. Until date, 48,000 circumstances have been filed this 12 months and SC had disposed of 46,659 circumstances in the identical interval.
The US Supreme Court docket accepts 100-150 of the greater than 7,000 circumstances it’s requested to evaluation yearly. In response to its guidelines, 4 of the 9 judges should vote to just accept a case. 5 of the 9 judges should vote to grant a keep, for instance, on execution in a dying penalty case.
The UK Supreme Court docket receives round 230 functions for permission to enchantment and hears round 90 circumstances per 12 months. The Indian SC, on Mondays and Fridays, operates 17 benches with every taking over a mean 60 circumstances, which implies on today, it hears over 1,000 circumstances per day.
Within the 25 HCs in India, over 60 lakh circumstances are pending, of which 4.5 lakh circumstances are lower than a 12 months previous. This 12 months, 13.4 lakh new circumstances have been filed in HCs, which throughout the identical interval disposed of 10.7 lakh circumstances. In trial courts throughout the nation, 4.5 crore circumstances are pending as on Friday. Final month, as many as 24.7 lakh circumstances had been instituted in trial courts, which throughout that month disposed of 31.8 lakh circumstances.





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