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    The Supreme Court of India disposed of a public interest litigation regarding setting a page limit for petitions. While the Court acknowledged the petitioner's concern was admirable, it would be difficult to impose a "one size fits all" direction. The Court suggested if the petitioner had any concrete administrative suggestions to expedite case disposal, they could submit a representation to the Secretary General, but this would not constitute a new cause of action.

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    The Supreme Court of India disposed of a public interest litigation regarding setting a page limit for petitions. While the Court acknowledged the petitioner's concern was admirable, it would be difficult to impose a "one size fits all" direction. The Court suggested if the petitioner had any concrete administrative suggestions to expedite case disposal, they could submit a representation to the Secretary General, but this would not constitute a new cause of action.

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    The Supreme Court of India disposed of a public interest litigation regarding setting a page limit for petitions. While the Court acknowledged the petitioner's concern was admirable, it would be difficult to impose a "one size fits all" direction. The Court suggested if the petitioner had any concrete administrative suggestions to expedite case disposal, they could submit a representation to the Secretary General, but this would not constitute a new cause of action.

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    Direction for page limit on Petition –Supreme Court

    Amrish Rajnikant Kilachand V Secretary General SCI, WPC(C)Diary


    No.18497/2023

    On 11th of august 2023 ,Supreme court of India disposed a public intrest litigation(PIL).The
    supreme court said concern of the petition was laundable and also it is difficult for the court to
    frame one size fit all direction. A bench comprising of Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud,
    Justices J.B. Pardiwala and Manoj Misra passed the following order :

    “While the concern of the petitioner on the need for page limits on petitions in Court is laudable, it
    might be difficult for the Court to frame a ‘one size fits all’ direction. If the petitioner has any
    concrete suggestion on the administrative side to facilitate expedition in the disposal of cases, he
    will be at liberty to place a representation before the Secretary General. This will however not give
    rise to any fresh cause of action.”

    Adv.shabana vm

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