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ARTICLE · 30 JUNE 2020

Steps Taken By The Judicial Forums In Delhi During COVID-19 Situation

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The outbreak of the novel COVID-19 was identified as "public health emergency" of international concern by the World Health Organization on 30th January 2020.

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The outbreak of the novel COVID-19 was identified as "public health emergency" of international concern by the World Health Organization on 30th January 2020. No discipline of work has escaped from the impact of Covid 19, which is continuing to gravely affect the economic and legal framework of various countries. It is expected that in near future, our judicial system will be flooded with innumerable cases related to issues such as "delays in implementation, rationalization of manpower, closure of business units, disruptions in supply chains and non-performance of contracts", resulting in additional load over already pending cases in the system.

This article covers the compilation of major working orders issued by different judicial forums to cope up with the problems which arose during Covid-19 pandemic, to keep the forums functioning while maintaining the integrity of Indian Judicial System.

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