Are the number of Courts/ Judges really less?

Exactly!!!!!!!!!!! I m also havin the same experience. Infact it happens in lower courts generally.  If u can’t get or if u fail to convince the judge for adjournment then u r not a good lawyer. This is the impression what V got from the seniors. Fortunately, V r not doing this business. But I don’t think that courts n judges are sufficient. The fact of the matter is that no. of judges and courts are definitely less as compare to our population of country and cases pending before each n every court. Again but this is not case of in Gujarat State according to me.

Dear All,

I do concur with both of you and would like to add that "yes we all know the problem is there but what could be the probable solution"

As it is evident from your view point there is a need to change the attitude of Bar and the Bench as well.

Once again kudos for attempting to know the reason of maliace in the system being reason of day to day misery of litigants and never ending "DADAGIRI" of have ones.

Best Regards

Daksh

Dear Law Student,

 

Few years ago, maybe 15 yrs back, i read somewhere that there were 30 million cases were pending and for that number of courts are quite insufficient. Apart from that public is now more aware about their lawful rights and hence everyday lots of new cases pour in. So pendency increases while no. of courts are still not sufficient. Secondly, the efficiency is also there. IT has not made its way into the official work at courts. So, we need more courts with efficient staff including judges and advocates too.

 

S C DANEJ

Even if the courts and doubled and tripled, the problem will remain as it is untill and unless the mindset of Judges and the Advocates change and there is accountability of each and every person.

What I see in Courts (Trial as well as High), the Judges complete their case by 12 - 1 PM and I am unable to understand how do they say that work load is more? I have hardly seen Courts working hard till 5PM.

I AM HAVING SAME OPINION WITH LEGAL FIGHTER - THE OBSERVATION OF MINE IS EXACTLY SAME.

BUT AT CHATTISHGARH, THE JUDGES WORK UPTO 5PM - I AM SEEING IT HERE.

THE CULTURE AND PRACTICE WITHIN THE COURT ROOM - IF CHANGED, THE CASE WILL BE DISPOSSED OFF MORE SPEEDLY.

 

Solution is very simply and good news I heard that a proposal for time frame is under consideration with central government.

 

If any public servant found inefficient to work as per time frame they should be simply kicked out on next day from public service  on finding of their report card whosoever a peon or a judge.

 

Then, everyone will see the change same day on its implementation that all the public servants just getting up early in the morning and coming out of toilets-bathrooms and straight way running at their work... If you meet them on the way and say "GOOD MORNING HON’BLE SIR".... they will even never reply for wasting the time in reply you and only run>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

NOT ONLY THE LESS COURT BUT SHORTAGE OF TALENTED JUDGES AND THE GROUP OF ALL FULISH PEOPLE NEVER INTERESTED TO BRING YOUNG N BRIELANT JUDGES IN JUDICIARY.THEY FEELS INSECURE ABOUT THEIR TALENT.