KATHMANDU, May 14: The Supreme Court (SC) has launched online registration of cases and sending notification of the cause list via an automated system from today.
Inaugurating the service, Chief Justice Bishowambhar Prasad Shrestha expressed the confidence that this service would be particularly helpful and convenient for the people from the far-flung areas.
He said preparations are being made to gradually implement this system developed by the Supreme Court's Information Technology Section at the high and district courts as well. The Chief Justice urged one and all to cooperate in making this accomplishment successful.
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"Information technology promotes transparency and this technology has been used to provide access to justice to the members of the general public and people living in remote areas. All the writ petitions and cases can be now registered online. This should be made successful," he added.
It is believed that the use of this system will facilitate remote and online registration of cases through firms, which will reduce both the cost and time of in-person registration of cases at the court.
Likewise, the Supreme Court has stated that the service is free. The apex court also said that works like case registration will gradually become paperless and management of archives will be easier with the development of the digital files of cases, among others.
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