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Rajinder Singh v Prem Mai

ARVIND JAIN ,
  14 February 2009       Share Bookmark
Court :
SUPREME COURT
Brief :
INORDINATE DELAY LOOSE FAITH IN JUDICIARY.
Citation :
2007(11) SCC 11
“People in India are simply disgusted with this state of affairs, and are fast losing faith in the judiciary because of the inordinate delay in disposal of cases. We request the authorities concerned to do the needful in the matter urgently to ensure speedy disposal of cases if the people’s faith in the judiciary is to remain.” A.K.Mathur in Rajinder Singh v Prem Mai 2007(11) SCC 11
 
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