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27 March, 2021
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Justice Delayed is Justice Denied
A whooping 3 crore cases are pending at different courts in India. Over 21 lakh cases are at least 10 years old.
Pending Cases in Subordinate Courts are about 2.76 crore, while in high courts there are 43 lakh and supreme court there are 54000.
No. of Judges per Million Population: US-107, UK-51 and India-17 judges.
Two Law Commissions Reports, at gap of 27 years, recommend raising judge population ratio to 50 judges per million population.
Vacancies in terms of percentage of sanctioned strength:19% in Supreme Court, 44% in High Courts and 23% in Sub-ordinate judiciary are vacant.
Source: TH
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