The Delhi High Court has directed the Principal District and Sessions Judge of Patiala House Court to ensure that the missing record, consisting of 60,000 pages, related to a 17-year-old cheating case is located. The case, filed in 2007 against SK Thapar by the Delhi Police Crime Branch (EOW), has been the subject of a recent petition challenging a trial court order. The order refused to release an attached property in Uttarakhand by the Delhi Police due to the unavailability of the record. Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma has given the principal district judge two months to find and produce the missing record. The court emphasized the importance of the document in the adjudication of the case. The matter is scheduled for further hearing on April 15, 2024.
Delhi High Court has recently appointed a new District Judge to the Patiala House Court. This decision aims to strengthen the judicial system and ensure efficient and timely delivery of justice. The Patiala House Court is known for handling high-profile cases and plays a crucial role in the Indian legal system. The appointment of the District Judge will contribute to the smooth functioning of the court, enhancing its credibility and effectiveness. This move reflects the commitment of the Delhi High Court towards a fair and robust judicial process.
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Delhi High Court transfers case to Patiala House District Judge.
