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Orissa HC Extends Case Hearing Through Video-Conference Till Jan 8 Next Year

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OB Bureau

Cuttack: The Orissa High Court will continue hearing of cases through video-conferencing till January 8 next year.

According to a release, the High Court and its offices will continue to function amid the restrictions imposed so far due to COVID-19 situation. The guidelines announced by the court on August 21 will be followed till January 8, 2021.

The court has issued a fresh order in this regard to all subordinate courts and tribunals, the release stated.

OB Bureau

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