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THE NEW E-MAIL ID of UNION of INDIA IS “Uoidhc@Gmail.Com” 09.09.2021 THE NEW E-MAIL ID OF UNION OF INDIA IS “[email protected]” AND TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 011- 23384193 FOR SERVICE OF MATTER/S FOR UNION OF INDIA IN THE DELHI HIGH COURT WITH EFFECT FROM 13th SEPTEMBER, 2021. THEREAFTER, NO SERVICE OF THE MATTER/S SHALL BE ENTERTAINED ON THE EXISTING MAIL ID I.E. “[email protected]” AND MOB. NO. 9999864964. DELHI HIGH COURT LEGAL SERVICES COMMITTEE NOTICE A LIST OF CANDIDATES SHORTLISTED FOR INTERVIEW FOR VARIOUS PANELS OF DELHI HIGH COURT LEGAL SERVICES COMMITTEE IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE OF DHCLSC(www.dhclsc.org) AS WELL AS ON THE NOTICE BOARD. THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE WILL BE COMMUNICATED IN DUE COURSE. HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI No.289/RG/DHC/2021 Dated: 23-04-2021 O FFICE ORD ER In continuation of this Court's Office Order No.4/RG/DHC/2021 dated 23.4.2021, it is further directed that in view of the prevailing circumstances, wherever so required, the concerned Counsel or party-in-person may,at the time of filing any petition, etc., submit an application seeking exemption from filing sworn/affirmed affidavit(s). Sd/- (MANOJ JAIN) REGISTRAR GENERAL As approved by Hon'ble Chairman, DHCLSC, National Lok Adalat is to be held on 11.09.2021(SECOND SATURDAY) at High Court of Delhi for pending cases under following category:- 1. Criminal Compoundable Offence 2. NI Act cases under Section 138; 3. Bank Recovery cases; 4. MACT cases; 5. Labour disputes cases; 6. Electricity and Water Bills[excluding non-compoundable] 7. Matrimonial disputes; 8. Land Acquisition cases; 9. Services matters relating to pay and allowances and retiral benefits; 10. Revenue cases; 11. Other civil cases(rent, easmentary rights, injunction suits, specific performance suits) etc; To facilitate settlements, DHCLSC will conduct on line Pre-Lok Adalat sittings w.e.f. 30.07.2021 to 09.09.2021. The parties and their Advocates, who want their pending matter to be referred for Lok Adalat, may either make request to concerned Hon'ble Court or with consent of opposite party may approach office of Delhi High Court Legal Services Committee, Chamber No.35, Lawyers Chambers, Delhi High Court or through email i.e. [email protected] and Mobile No. 9910556255. -Sd/- Secretary: DHCLSC HIGH COURT OF DELHI: NEW DELHI The Roster of Sitting of the Hon’ble Judges of this Court for taking physical courts effective from 31.8.2021 to 1.10.2021 is as under :- Division Benches Names of Hon’ble Judges Dates of sitting of Physical Courts DB-I 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice D. N. Patel 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) (Chief Justice) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Jyoti Singh 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) DB-II 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vipin Sanghi 6.9.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Jasmeet Singh 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) DB-III 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Siddharth Mridul 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) DB-IV 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manmohan 3.9.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Navin Chawla 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 17.9. 2021 (Friday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) DB-V 3.9.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Shakdher 6.9.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Talwant Singh 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 1 Single Benches (Civil Jurisdiction) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Najmi Waziri 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice V. Kameswar Rao 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Rekha Palli 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Prathiba M. Singh 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 2 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Prateek Jalan 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Amit Bansal 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) Single Benches (Criminal Jurisdiction) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Mukta Gupta 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Anu Malhotra 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Yogesh Khanna 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 3 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Subramonium Prasad 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 2.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajnish Bhatnagar 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) Original Jurisdiction (Civil) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Suresh Kumar Kait 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) (Judge-in-Charge) 6.9.2021 (Monday) (‘C’ Court) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) 2.9.2021 (Thursday) 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Jayant Nath 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) (‘F’ Court) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 4 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vibhu Bakhru 1.9.2021 (Wednesday) (‘A’ Court) 6.9.2021 (Monday) 7.9.2021 (Tuesday) 10.9.2021 (Friday) 13.9.2021 (Monday) 16.9.2021 (Thursday) 17.9.2021 (Friday) 22.9.2021 (Wednesday) 23.9.2021 (Thursday) 28.9.2021 (Tuesday) 29.9.2021 (Wednesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice C.Hari Shankar 2.9.2021 (Thursday) (‘D’ Court) 3.9.2021 (Friday) 8.9.2021 (Wednesday) 9.9.2021 (Thursday) 14.9.2021 (Tuesday) 15.9.2021 (Wednesday) 20.9.2021 (Monday) 21.9.2021 (Tuesday) 24.9.2021 (Friday) 27.9.2021 (Monday) 30.9.2021 (Thursday) 1.10.2021 (Friday) 31.8.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr.
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