SHIMLA: The Himachal Pradesh Judicial Academy will have to be developed as a world centre on arbitration and mediation, Supreme Court Justice Kurian Joseph said here on Saturday.
The judge was once addressing the state's judicial officers after inaugurating an administrative block, a body of workers hostel and body of workers quarters below the first segment of development on the HPJA in Ghandal, about 30 km from here.
On the sidelines of the development, Justice Joseph told PTI that other ways of dispute answer like arbitration and mediation may play a very important position in lowering the backlog of pending circumstances within the nation.
He also advocated putting in new courts and appointment of extra judges to deal with the pendency of circumstances.
Nearly 2.75 crore circumstances are pending in courts around the nation, in line with the National Judicial Data Grid.
Justice Joseph and 3 other Supreme Court judges - J Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi and Madan B Lokur - had caused a controversy in January by conserving a press convention concentrated on Chief Justice Dipak Misra's style of functioning.
Justice Joseph said the HPJA was once ideally situated for its development as a world centre on arbitration, mediation and conciliation. Arbitration is a growing department of dispute redressal, he added.
He also wired the will for consistent coaching of judicial officials to keep them updated. Such coaching was once also important for lawyers and other stake holders, he added.
He said judges are required to be mentally, physically, emotionally and morally have compatibility, ethically correct, intellectually sharp and socially sensitive for supply of high quality justice.
Justice Joseph, who was once the Himachal Pradesh Chief Justice before his elevation to the Supreme Court, also chaired a colloquium on 'Judicial Ethics and Accountability'.
Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur said the first segment of development at HPJA has been done in one of these approach that it will develop into a tourist spot in the future.
The people of Himachal Pradesh have a really perfect appreciate for the judiciary and regulation and order within the state is better in comparison to the remainder of the country, he said on the serve as.
The judge was once addressing the state's judicial officers after inaugurating an administrative block, a body of workers hostel and body of workers quarters below the first segment of development on the HPJA in Ghandal, about 30 km from here.
On the sidelines of the development, Justice Joseph told PTI that other ways of dispute answer like arbitration and mediation may play a very important position in lowering the backlog of pending circumstances within the nation.
He also advocated putting in new courts and appointment of extra judges to deal with the pendency of circumstances.
Nearly 2.75 crore circumstances are pending in courts around the nation, in line with the National Judicial Data Grid.
Justice Joseph and 3 other Supreme Court judges - J Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi and Madan B Lokur - had caused a controversy in January by conserving a press convention concentrated on Chief Justice Dipak Misra's style of functioning.
Justice Joseph said the HPJA was once ideally situated for its development as a world centre on arbitration, mediation and conciliation. Arbitration is a growing department of dispute redressal, he added.
He also wired the will for consistent coaching of judicial officials to keep them updated. Such coaching was once also important for lawyers and other stake holders, he added.
He said judges are required to be mentally, physically, emotionally and morally have compatibility, ethically correct, intellectually sharp and socially sensitive for supply of high quality justice.
Justice Joseph, who was once the Himachal Pradesh Chief Justice before his elevation to the Supreme Court, also chaired a colloquium on 'Judicial Ethics and Accountability'.
Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur said the first segment of development at HPJA has been done in one of these approach that it will develop into a tourist spot in the future.
The people of Himachal Pradesh have a really perfect appreciate for the judiciary and regulation and order within the state is better in comparison to the remainder of the country, he said on the serve as.
Arbitration may help reduce backlog of pending cases: Justice Kurian Joseph
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