India’s Court is 466 Years Behind Schedule
The High Court in New Delhi is so behind in its work that it could take up to 466 years to clear the enormous backlog, the court’s chief justice said in a damning report that illustrates the decrepitude of India’s judicial system. The Delhi High Court races through each case in an average of four minutes and 55 seconds but still has tens of thousands of cases pending…Source
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