HC advances summer vacation of district courts
The Hindu
The Delhi High Court has advanced the summer vacation of district courts starting from May 17 to June 16 in view of the “alarming rise” in COVID-19 infections and the toll it has taken on the health a
The Delhi High Court has advanced the summer vacation of district courts starting from May 17 to June 16 in view of the “alarming rise” in COVID-19 infections and the toll it has taken on the health and lives of judicial officers and staff of subordinate judiciary. The 30-day period has been declared as vacation month for the current year for the members of Delhi Judicial Service. The High Court has also asked the district judges to ensure that bare minimum staffers are called physically and that “the majority of the officials mandatorilywork from home, till the time the situation becomes normal”.
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