Allahabad High Court Judge Cites Personal Incapacity for Delayed Verdict

An Allahabad High Court judge candidly stated 'feeling hungry, tired, physically incapacitated' as the reason for not delivering a verdict, drawing attention to the personal challenges faced by judicial officers.

28 Feb, 04:59 — 28 Feb, 04:59

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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing

A judge of the Allahabad High Court recorded his inability to dictate the verdict in a case after a long day of hearing, saying, "Since I am feeling hungry, tired and physically incapacitated to dictate the judgment, the judgment is reserved."

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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing

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Allahabad High Court Judge Cites Personal Incapacity for Delayed Verdict

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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing

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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing

‘Feeling hungry, tired, physically incapacitated’: Allahabad HC judge’s candid reason for not delivering verdict

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