Database on Pendency, Backlogs in High Courts
While the average pendency of a case before a High Court in the country is 1,098 days — three years — it is marginally lower in the Karnataka High Court with an average pendency of 1,039 days.
16 Lakh Cases Pending in 18 High Courts
BENGALURU: There were 16,01,760 cases pending before 18 ofthe 24 high courts in the country, according to data portal (www.dakshlegal.in), established by DAKSH, a civil society .
The Court Is Still in Session
Judicial delay must be discussed in the public sphere and not just as an internal, administrative matter to get a methodical solution.
Pile-ups at High Courts
That India’s courts are clogged with long-pending cases is well-known, but the texture of the problem is something we’ve known little about so far.
New Database of High Courts Unearths a 57-year-Old Case
Nearly a quarter of the cases pending in High Courts are still at the admission stage; in the Karnataka High Court alone, a Company Petition has been awaiting admission since 1985.
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