Supreme Court Criticizes Out-of-Turn Hearings, Stresses Equal Access to Justice

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The Supreme Court of India has expressed disapproval of the practice of granting out-of-turn hearings. It emphasized that the right to access to justice is equal for all citizens. The court's remarks came during a proceeding on March 26. This stance reinforces the principle that no litigant should receive preferential treatment in court scheduling.

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