Supreme court to reopen tomorrow after vacation

Supreme Court administration has informed that regular judicial activities will start from tomorrow Sunday in the Appellate Division and High Court Division of the Supreme Court after the end of the vacation period.

After a break of one month and 10 days, although court activities will return to the normal course, on the first day there will be no judicial activities in Court No. 1 of the Appellate Division.

Supreme Court administration has informed this information in a notice on Saturday. The notice has said that on the first working day after the end of the vacation period, the Chief Justice and the judges of both divisions of the Supreme Court will meet in a courtesy meeting. This meeting will be held in the Inner Yard premises of the Supreme Court from 9:30am to 12:30pm tomorrow.

The Attorney General, president and secretary of the Supreme Court Bar Association along with lawyers will be present. Decision has been taken to keep the judicial activities of Court No. 1 of the Appellate Division closed on the occasion of this courtesy meeting of the lawyers with the Chief Justice and the judges.

As the vacation period has ended, regular judicial activities will start from tomorrow in both divisions of the Supreme Court. With this, after a long break, the court-centric activities of justice-seekers, lawyers and related persons will become normal again.

Supreme Court administration’s notice has informed about the programme of the first working day and the matter of Court No. 1 of the Appellate Division remaining closed. However, outside this decision, regular judicial activities of both divisions are set to start.