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    Suresh Babu on August 8, 2020 at 9:13 am
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    Initially we were facing some difficulty in filing or arguing through VC mode but now we are ready for such practices, but one thing is most troubling when accepting mentioning of urgent matters when despite repeated requests our prayer for accepting filing in not accorded. Thus after all I can say that virtual courts cannot be a substitute of physical courts, but till end of pandemic we should had to maintain social distancing and not social untouchability.

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