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The
Times of India Friday, Apr 29, 2011
20 city judges complete e-course on
digitization in courts
NEW DELHI: After four months of extensive training for
the judicial officers of Delhi
so that they become accustomed to the digitization of the courts, 20 judges from
the six district court complexes were given certificates in a ceremony held at
Karkardooma courts on Thursday.
The event was marked by the end of the e-course, which was taught in
collaboration with Canada
commonwealth judicial training institute and Delhi judicial academy.
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Govt
gives green signal for cos to send notices, docs by email
It is also in line with the
Information Technology Act, 2000, which "permits service of
documents, etc., in electronic mode", the ministry said in a
circular.
26 Apr 2011
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E-mail bail order copies to Tihar jail: Delhi
HC
New Delhi, Feb 2 (PTI) For expeditious release
of the undertrials and convicted persons who were granted bail, the
Delhi High Court today directed all trial courts as well as its own
Registry to e-mail the copy of bail orders to Tihar jail authorities
for quick action.
A division bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra
and Justice Sanjiv Khanna accepted the suggestions given by the Delhi
Legal Services Authority(DLSA) and said the bail orders should be
sent to jail authorities through e-mail so that the undertrials
should not suffer due to delay.
The Bench also accepted the DLSA''s suggestion
that the jail authorities inform the family of the undertrials/convicts
so that they would take steps to meet the bail conditions. (more)
PTI PNM
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First E-ARBITRATION CENTER AT NOIDA-FM HOUSE
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“SK Razvi recently has put a representation on case for evoting
for Indian citizens to Election Commission of India and other
government agencies. AMC does it first. Read
on the news item……”
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A Symposium On "Earbitration and Good
Corporate Practice" was organised on 25th Nov., 2006 at IIC
Main Auditorium, New Delhi. The Hon'ble Minister of State for
Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Dr. AKHILESH PRASAD
SINGH was the Chief Guest. " With the Indian courts
overburdened, the online dispute resolution method would reduce
the pressure on the courts and bring down the cost of litigation
and time required" he said.
The
Hindu newKerala
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