Supreme Court rechristens summer breaks as partial court working days

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"The length of the partial court working days and the number of holidays for the court and the offices of the court shall be such as may be fixed by the Chief Justice and notified in the official gazette so as not to exceed ninety-five days excluding Sundays," read the notification.

The Supreme Court has rechristened its traditional summer vacations as "partial court working days".

The development was a part of an amendment in Supreme Court Rules, 2013, which have now become Supreme Court (Second Amendment) Rules, 2024, notified on November 5.

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Published On: 2024-11-07 @ 20:12:18 (7 hours ago)

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