The Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed advocates/clerks/litigants not to use saliva for affixing Court fee stamps on applications/petitions being filed in the registry in order to curtail the spread of Covid-19.
An order to this effect has been issued by the registry of the High Court on the instructions of the Chief Justice Ravi Shanker Jha.
The Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court has directed advocates/clerks/litigants not to use 'saliva' for affixing Court fee and stamps on the applications/petitions to be filed in the registry. #COVID19India pic.twitter.com/8q0y54iuLi
— The Leaflet (@TheLeaflet_in) August 28, 2020
Earlier, District & Sessions Judge Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi had directed Lawyers/Munshis/Litigants etc., not to use ‘saliva’ while affixing court fee stamps on applications/petitions and envelopes. The officials were also directed not to use ‘saliva’ while paginating files.
District & Sessions Judge Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi has directed Lawyers/Munshis/Litigants etc., not to use 'saliva' while affixing court fee stamps on the application/petition and envelopes. Further, officials are directed not to use 'saliva' while doing the pagination of files pic.twitter.com/OsmA4nkHrX
— The Leaflet (@TheLeaflet_in) May 18, 2020
