Coimbatore: State minister of law C Ve Shanmugam on Saturday laid a foundation stone for a combined court docket advanced in Udhagamandalam in the Nilgiris district.
The state executive had allocated finances for the advanced in May. "On May 22 this year the government has allocated Rs 28.72 crore for constructing the complex that will have court rooms, a building for the bar association, offices for 49 lawyers and assistants of judges," the minister mentioned.
At provide the district has 14 courts - seven in Udhagamandalam, 3 in Coonoor and two in Gudalur and one every in Kotagiri and Bandalur. The minister mentioned out of 14 courts, 11 have been functioning in their own or private premises. "We are trying to provide buildings for the remaining three courts too," he added.
The minister mentioned the government has ordered for 15 new courts in the district. "The courts, 11 additional sub-courts and additional district courts, will be set up in Gudalur and Coonoor," he mentioned.
Earlier the minister recalled that the plan for the advanced, which used to be announced in 1996, used to be stalled due to protests via lawyers and intervention from the overdue leader minister J Jayalalithaa's executive and the perfect court docket helped to revive the venture.
The minister also mentioned 88% courts in Tamil Nadu have been functioning in their own structures.
The state executive had allocated finances for the advanced in May. "On May 22 this year the government has allocated Rs 28.72 crore for constructing the complex that will have court rooms, a building for the bar association, offices for 49 lawyers and assistants of judges," the minister mentioned.
At provide the district has 14 courts - seven in Udhagamandalam, 3 in Coonoor and two in Gudalur and one every in Kotagiri and Bandalur. The minister mentioned out of 14 courts, 11 have been functioning in their own or private premises. "We are trying to provide buildings for the remaining three courts too," he added.
The minister mentioned the government has ordered for 15 new courts in the district. "The courts, 11 additional sub-courts and additional district courts, will be set up in Gudalur and Coonoor," he mentioned.
Earlier the minister recalled that the plan for the advanced, which used to be announced in 1996, used to be stalled due to protests via lawyers and intervention from the overdue leader minister J Jayalalithaa's executive and the perfect court docket helped to revive the venture.
The minister also mentioned 88% courts in Tamil Nadu have been functioning in their own structures.
Minister lays foundation stone for court complex
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