Respected Sir, could you please explain what a “disposed” case signifies in our legal system? Does it imply that the hearing has concluded, or is it a case that hasn’t been assigned to a bench yet?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Respected Sir, could you please explain what a “disposed” case signifies in our legal system? Does it imply that the hearing has concluded, or is it a case that hasn’t been assigned to a bench yet?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In the Indian legal system, a “disposed” case indicates that the court has concluded the hearing and delivered a judgment or order. It doesn’t signify a case that is yet to be assigned to a bench.

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