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Gujarat High Court Launches E-Writ Module To Send Digitally Signed Copies Of Bail Orders To District Courts [READ PRESS RELEASE]

By RHEA BANERJEE      06 October, 2020 05:26 PM      0 Comments
GUJARAT HIGH COURT LAUNCHES E-WRIT MODULE TO SEND DIGITALLY SIGNED COPIES OF BAIL ORDERS TO DISTRICT COURTS [READ PRESS RELEASE]

The Gujarat High Court on 2nd October 2020 Friday launched E-writ Module to send the digitally signed copies of Bail orders from High Court to the District Courts. On commendation of the Judges of the ICT & e-governance Committee of the High Court, a new module to make accessible digitally signed bail orders of the High Court to the concerned District Courts across the State was launched on the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti by the Chief Justice Vikram Nath. 

 

The press release mentions, This new module called the E-writ Module has been developed in-house by the IT Cell of the High Court, having the workflow of uploading, verifying and approving digitally signed bail orders of the High Court in PDF, which upon e-dispatch through this module. Automatically shows up to the concerned District Court through their access to the E-writ system for onward processing of the same

In order to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the concerned order, the bail order is digitally signed at three-tiered levels in the respective judicial department of the High Court. 

Role of District Court 

The concerned District Court, after the necessary procedure of acceptance of the surety person, and etc, as per the Bail Order of the High Court, would upload the copy of communication and send it to the respective Jail which will now be accessible by the Jail authorities through the E-writ module for the purpose of the cross-checking with the Jail Yadi received form the concerned Court. 

Advantages of E-writ module (for a litigant)

  1. This initiative will not only save the time of the litigants of physical transmission of the Bail Orders from the High Court to the concerned District Court but will definitely be environment friendly and will also provide an authentic version of the Bail Order via online mode itself.
  2. Even the inmates will be benefited from this e-writ system as they wont have to be behind the bar for unduly longer delays which were caused while there used to be the physical transmission of the bail orders either by their advocates or the family members.
  3. Along with the digitally signed copy of the Bail order to the concerned district court, the system will automatically generate a mail notification to the Learned Advocate who is appearing for the inmate in the High Court matter that the concerned bail order has been issued by the High Court to the district court.
  4. The whole progress of the compliance of the bail order will also be watched by the concerned judicial department of the High Court via the E-writ module.

Apart from this major launch of the E-writ Module by the Gujarat High Court, the High Court of Gujarat also decided to begin the publication of some selected High Court orders/ Judgments in the Gujarati language on the official website of Gujarat High Court. The Press Release with this respect reads, 

As desired by Honourable the Chief Justice of High Court of Gujarat, Mr. Justice Vikram Nath and as further recommended by Honourable Judges of the Artificial Intelligence Committee of the High Court, Honourable the Chief Justice is pleased to pass directions to start uploading one order/judgment of this High Court per working day in Gujarati language on the official website of the High Court for the benefit of litigants and even the general public.

Thus, the Gujarat High Court has been taking up initiatives to mitigate the issue of inmates as well as serve justice in various ways possible amidst the corona times by adopting the online means. 

 

[READ PRESS RELEASE]



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