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HI-TECH COURTS
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Issue Date: Oct 31, 1995
With contputerisation invading nearly
all segments,
can the courts be far
behind?
Obviously not. The
Bombay High
Court trying its hand
at modernisation has got itself
an on-line
information service
called Grand
Jurix. judges can
now, with the
press of a button, go
through voluminous case
proceedings unlike in
the past where they
had to resort to
hours of browsing
through files.
For starters, all
Supreme Court rulings on various
issues since 1950
alongwith with
decisions on all tax
related matters will
be available on
Grand Jurix.
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