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18.01.2021 No. 73/Rules/DHC Dated 18.01.2021 No. 73/Rules/DHC Dated : 08.12.2020 CIRCULAR In compliance of the directions of this Court in OMP (COMM) 540/2020 & I.As. 10478,10479/2020 titled “National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) Vs. GVK Jaipur Expressway Pvt. Ltd”, all advocates and litigants in person are to ensure that the petitions specially under Sections 9, 34 and 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 are accompanied by a synopsis and list of dates. By Order Sd/- (MANOJ JAIN) REGISTRAR GENERAL HIGH COURT OF DELHI: NEW DELHI The Roster of Sitting of the Hon’ble Judges of this Court for taking physical courts effective from 18.1.2021 to 20.2.2021 is as under :- Division Benches Names of Hon’ble Judges Dates of sitting of Physical Courts DB-I 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice D. N. Patel 22.1.2021 (Friday) (Chief Justice) 29.1.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Jyoti Singh 1.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) DB-II 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vipin Sanghi 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Rekha Palli 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) DB-III 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Siddharth Mridul 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) DB-IV 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manmohan 25.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Asha Menon 29.1.2021 (Friday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) DB-V 22.1.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw 25.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Narula 1.2.2021 (Monday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) Single Benches (Civil Jurisdiction) 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajiv Shakdher 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Najmi Waziri 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice V. Kameswar Rao 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Prathiba M. Singh 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Navin Chawla 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Prateek Jalan 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) Single Benches (Criminal Jurisdiction) 18.1.2021 (Monday) 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Suresh Kumar Kait 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 18.1.2021 (Monday) 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Mukta Gupta 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Ms. Justice Anu Malhotra 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Yogesh Khanna 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Subramonium Prasad 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Rajnish Bhatnagar 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) Original Jurisdiction (Civil) 18.1.2021 (Monday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice J.R.Midha 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) (Judge-in-Charge) 25.1.2021 (Monday) (‘C’ Court) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Jayant Nath 4.2.2021 (Thursday) (‘F’ Court) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vibhu Bakhru 18.1.2021 (Monday) (‘A’ Court) 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice C.Hari Shankar 18.1.2021 (Monday) (‘B’ Court) 19.1.2021 (Tuesday) 25.1.2021 (Monday) 27.1.2021 (Wednesday) 1.2.2021 (Monday) 2.2.2021 (Tuesday) 5.2.2021 (Friday) 8.2.2021 (Monday) 11.2.2021 (Thursday) 12.2.2021 (Friday) 17.2.2021 (Wednesday) 18.2.2021 (Thursday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) 22.1.2021 (Friday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri 28.1.2021 (Thursday) (‘B’ Court) 29.1.2021 (Friday) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) 21.1.2021 (Thursday) 22.1.2021 (Friday) 28.1.2021 (Thursday) Hon’ble Mr. Justice Talwant Singh 29.1.2021 (Friday) (‘G’ Court) 3.2.2021 (Wednesday) 4.2.2021 (Thursday) 9.2.2021 (Tuesday) 10.2.2021 (Wednesday) 15.2.2021 (Monday) 16.2.2021 (Tuesday) 19.2.2021 (Friday) Note : 1. Matters will be taken up through physical mode as per the above Roster of Sitting of the Hon’ble Judges of this Court. For the matters which have been listed before physical courts, ordinarily no request for taking those cases through virtual mode shall be entertained. Sd/- (D.N.PATEL) Dated : 14.1.2021 CHIEF JUSTICE 1. HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE NAVIN CHAWLA WILL NOT BE HOLDING COURT TODAY. DATES WILL BE GIVEN BY THE COURT MASTER. NOTE ON 18.01.2021, THE HON'BLE BENCHES WILL NOT ASSEMBLE POST-LUNCH SESSION DUE TO ADMINISTRATIVE EXIGENCY. REGULAR MATTERS HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SUBRAMONIUM PRASAD Note: REGULAR MATTERS i.e. 1. CRL.A. 9/2009, 2. CRL.A. 29/2009, 3. CRL.A. 75/2009, 4. CRL.A. 92/2009, 5. CRL.A. 109/2009 listed for 18/01/2021 shall now be taken up on 28.01.2021 instead of 18.01.2021. Note: REGULAR MATTERS i.e. 6. CRL.A. 170/2009, 7. CRL.A. 183/2009, 8. CRL.A. 184/2009, 9. CRL.A. 194/2009, 10. CRL.A. 198/2009, 11. CRL.A. 200/2009, 12. CRL.A. 252/2009, 13. CRL.A. 203/2009, 14. CRL.A. 205/2009, 15. CRL.A. 223/2009, 16. CRL.A. 234/2009 listed for 19/01/2021 shall now be taken up on 29.01.2021 instead of 19.01.2021. DELETION NOTES 1.
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