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Pradeep Kumar

13/04/21 10:00 AM IST

Source: PIB

Judgments & Orders portal

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A Judgments and Orders Portal for searching past judgments and orders and an e-Filing 3.0 module to allow electronic filing of court documents was inaugurated.

Highlights
  • It is aimed to strengthen legal system.
  • The Judgments and  Orders search portal is a repository of judgments pronounced by various High Courts in the country.
  • It provides facility to search judgements and final orders based on multiple search criteria.
  • There will be no need for lawyers or clients to visit the court premises for filing of a case.
  • The filing process can take place even when the court, client and lawyer are at three different locations.
Features
  • Free text search facilitates user to search judgments based on any keyword or combination of multiple keywords
  • Users can also search judgments based on various criteria like including bench, case type, case number, year, petitioner/ respondent name, judge name, act, section, disposal nature and decision date. Combination of several search options assist the users to get the desired results.
  • The embedded filtering feature allows further filters on available results, thus adding value to the search.
Source: PIB

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