CJI DY Chandrachud Unwell, Won’t Hear Scheduled Cases Today

The Supreme Court on Friday issued an official notice, announcing that the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, will be unable to preside over the scheduled matters in court due to illness.

An official statement read that “Hon’ble the Chief Justice of India will not be holding Court on 28.07.2023 (Friday). Hence, the sitting of the Bench comprising the Chief Justice and Manoj Misra in Court No.1 stands cancelled. The matters listed before this Bench will not be taken up for hearing and the same stand adjourned.”

Further, it added that Justice Manoj Misra will be handling chamber matters alongside a single-judge bench.

The statement added, “Justice Manoj Misra will now take up Chamber Matters along with Single Judge Bench matters i.e., Transfer Petitions on 28.07.2023 in Court No.10 at 11.30 A.M for which the list is being issued accordingly.”

Meera Verma

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