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Law ministry comes out with 'directive' to reduce litigation involving central govt

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New Delhi, Apr 5 (PTI) Seeking to reduce and prevent court cases involving the central government, the Union law ministry has come out with a set of directives to be followed by all central ministries. The central government is a party in nearly seven lakh cases pending across courts, according to official data. Minimising "unwarranted appeals" in courts and addressing "inconsistencies in notifications and orders" that lead to court cases are th…
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Law ministry comes out with 'directive' to reduce litigation involving central govt

New Delhi, Apr 5 (PTI) Seeking to reduce and prevent court cases involving the central government, the Union law ministry has come out with a set of directives to be followed by all central ministries. The central government is a party in nearly seven lakh cases pending across courts, according to official data. Minimising "unwarranted appeals" in courts and addressing "inconsistencies in notifications and orders" that lead to court cases are th…

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Centre Issues Directive to Streamline Litigation Processes

In a significant move towards reducing litigation involving the Union of India, the Ministry of Law and Justice has unveiled the Directive for the Efficient and Effective Management of Litigation by the Government of India. This initiative aims to simplify legal procedures, prevent unnecessary litigation, and enhance public accountability, especially in matters of arbitration. Applicable to all Central Government Ministries, Departments, autonom…

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