Nagpur: The Nagpur bench of Bombay high court (HC) took cognizance of rain draining through the construction roofing and entering a courtroom area.
Advocate Sudhir Puranik remarked that the leakage appeared to be attributed to civil job has been discontinued as the builder hadn’t been paid regardless of administrative approval.
He added that the builder had spent to Rs1 crore of their own funds for the job.
The chair led by justices Sunil Shukre and Anil Kilor mentioned,”We, therefore, ask the state government to consider pressing infrastructural and financial demands of the court and also make sufficient provisions and release the funds promptly so the chances for securing justice aren’t denied to any litigant.
In the end, a leaking courtroom hallway, absence of sufficient area in courts, lack of court arrangements are a few of the physical barriers in dispensing in addition to procuring justice.
It’s the constitutional responsibility of the nation to eliminate them with no delay.” Advocate Ketki Joshi, in-charge authorities pleader, also urge DM Kakani appeared for the respondents.
Court takes cognizance of Rain Congestion in HC Construction
