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CJI seeks timely verdicts, judges opt to give up cases

IndiaTimes Monday, 8 April 2024
CJI D Y Chandrachud pushes for timely judgments, gathering data on delayed verdicts from HCs. Some judges cause delays by scheduling fresh hearings, impacting litigants. Emphasis on efficiency in judgment delivery to reduce costs and judicial time wastage.
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