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Avoid Dictating Lengthy Judgments In Court; Pronounce Only Operative Part If Dictation Likely To Exceed 20/25 Minutes: Supreme Court To HC Judges
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The Supreme Court of India advised High Court judges to avoid dictating lengthy judgments in court. The apex court suggested that judges pronounce only the operative part of the judgment if the dictation is expected to exceed 20-25 minutes. This directive aims to streamline court proceedings, reduce delays, and ensure efficient use of judicial time. The court also emphasized that lengthy judgments should be issued in written form to ensure clarity and thoroughness.
