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COVID-19 COURT ORDERS, E-FILING AND DIGITAL APPEARANCE PROCEDURE E-Filing Procedure for Supreme Court of India. National Company Law Appellate Tribunal National Company Law Tribunal National Green Tribunal Principal and Zonal Benches. National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission Delhi High Court Punjab and Haryana High Court Karnataka High Court Rajasthan High Court Gujrat High Court The Bombay High Court Allahabad High Court Calcutta High Court Andhra Pradesh High Court Telangana High Court Madras High Court Madhya Pradesh High Court Himachal Pradesh High Court Guwahati High Court Jammu and Kashmir High Court Patna High Court Orrisa High Court Kerala High Court Uttarakhand High Court Jharkhand High Court Chhattisgarh High Court Tripura High Court Manipur High Court Meghalaya High Court Sikkim High Court Consolidated guide for COVID-19 orders by all the Courts in India. Procedure for e-filing of cases and Video-conferencing guidelines issued by various Courts.  

It is often said that in court cases in India, the process itself is a punishment. However, how torturous and long drawn this process can be, varies dramatically across the country. In India, the Supreme Court is the end arbiter to all the disputes and carries huge expectations when it comes to high stakes matters- from Ram Mandir to Triple Talaq, Political indifferences to defamation, mining to movies and from right to privacy to unnatural offences. “Justice delayed is Justice Denied”, the oft quoted words of William Goldstone, used by every layman to describe our Indian Judiciary.  Amidst of justice and delays, COVID-19 outbreak has placed additional strain on judicial system already in crisis. The World Health Orgainisation (WHO) declared COVID-19 as a “pandemic” on 11th March, 2020. The Supreme Court of India (SC) vide Circular No. F. No. 212/MISC/PF/2020/SCA(G) dated 14.03.2020, had announced that from 16th March, 2020, the SC will be hearing only urgent matters. T...