Supreme Court puts on hold decision to allow only lawyers present for hearing to mark appearance in orders

The Supreme Court of India has issued a directive allowing only lawyers who are actively presenting a case to mark their appearance during hearings. This decision aims to prevent the practice of multiple lawyers marking appearances without contributing to the proceedings, which can lead to unnecessary delays and cluttered court records. The order is intended to streamline court proceedings and ensure that hearings are conducted efficiently. This move reflects the court's ongoing efforts to improve the judicial process and address inefficiencies that can hamper the timely delivery of justice.