Speedy justice is fundamental right: Madhya Pradesh HC

Saturday, 25 November 2023
The right to speedy justice is a fundamental right, the Madhya Pradesh HC has said, while rejecting a petition against the executive order of the Chief Justice asking district courts to dispose of 25 of their oldest cases every quarter. The order to dispose of cases was issued by the registrar-general (establishment) on December 21, 2022. If a court fails to dispose of 25 of its oldest cases in a quarter, the remainder will be added to their target in the next quarter, it said.

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