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Judicial officials asked to work in coordination
High Court Judge Justice C Praveen Kumar has advised the judicial officers and advocates to work in coordination to do justice quickly to the litigants. Accumulation of cases in the courts will send wrong signals to the people, he said.
Rajamahendravaram: High Court Judge Justice C Praveen Kumar has advised the judicial officers and advocates to work in coordination to do justice quickly to the litigants. Accumulation of cases in the courts will send wrong signals to the people, he said.
Justice Praveen Kumar inaugurated the ACB Court for East and West Godavari districts here onSaturday. Addressing the gathering on the occasion, he said the court was sanctioned with the aim of quick disposal of cases relating to corruption cases.
As many as 199 ACB cases,which have been pending in ACB court at Vijayawada, were transferred to this court. The first district additional judge CH Kishore Kumar will head the court, he said. District Judge N Tukaramjihas said after seven years of efforts, the ACB court now came intoexistence in city. Judges Rama Krishna, Srinivasa Rao, T Sridevi, Yamini, advocates and otherofficials were present.
