HC seeks explanation over delay in pronouncing order
The Maharashtra High Court has sought an explanation from a stenographer over the delay in pronouncing order in 4,500 cases, sparking concerns over judicial efficiency.
According to sources, the stenographer has been accused of causing a delay of over six months in pronouncing the order, affecting the lives of thousands of litigants.
**The High Court has ordered the stenographer to submit a detailed explanation within two weeks**.
Key Highlights
- HC seeks explanation from stenographer over delay in pronouncing order in 4,500 cases.
- Delay of over six months caused by stenographer, affecting thousands of litigants.
- Stenographer ordered to submit explanation within two weeks.
Context
The Maharashtra High Court has been facing criticism over its judicial efficiency in recent times. The court has been dealing with a huge backlog of cases, and the delay in pronouncing orders has been a major concern.
**The court has been working to reduce the backlog of cases and improve judicial efficiency**.
Response
When contacted, the High Court authorities said that they were taking all necessary steps to improve judicial efficiency and reduce the backlog of cases.
**”We are committed to providing justice to all litigants in a timely manner,”** said a High Court spokesperson.
“The delay in pronouncing orders has caused a lot of inconvenience to the litigants,”** said a lawyer.
What Happens Next
The High Court has ordered the stenographer to submit a detailed explanation within two weeks. The court will then take a decision based on the explanation submitted by the stenographer.
**The court has also directed the stenographer to ensure that the order is pronounced within the stipulated time frame**.