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Virtual Court is a concept aimed at eliminating presence of litigant or lawyer in the court and adjudication of the case online. Services offered on Virtual Courts website. Search by Mobile Number on Virtual Courts. Search by CNR on Virtual Courts. Virtual court enables online adjudication of cases.
Virtual court enables online adjudication of cases. On pilot basis, the system is being used for traffic and transport challans. The system automatically consumes challans from the eChallan system and allows user to pay fine online for the traffic offences.
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Circular - Launch of Virtual Traffic Court for Traffic eChallans from the whole State of Gujarat. User Manual - Virtual Traffic Court.
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Jul 22, 2024 · Virtual Courts is a concept, aimed at eliminating the presence of litigant or lawyer in the court and for adjudication of cases on a virtual platform. The concept has been evolved in order to efficiently utilize court resources and to provide litigants with an effective avenue to settle petty disputes.
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The Ahmedabad City Civil Courts are governed by “The Ahmedabad City Civil Court Rules, 1961”. Shri N.K.Vakil presided over The Ahmedabad City Civil Courts as the first Principal City Civil & Sessions Judge from 4th November, 1961 till 15th December, 1962.
2 days ago · Observing that the court “may like to expand the scope” of the PIL because there are traffic issues, Chief Justice Agarwal orally said to the petitioner's counsel, “Why don't you raise this ...
