Organisation : High Court Of Judicature At Hyderabad
Facility : SMS Alert Service
Applicable For : Telangana & Andhra Pradesh
Website : http://hc.tap.nic.in/
Terms & Conditions : https://www.statusin.in/uploads/26565-SMS-Alert.pdf
SMS Alert Service
The Hon’ble Sri Justice Dilip B. Bhosale, the Acting Chief Justice, High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad for the State of Telangana and the State of Andhra Pradesh has launched on 15th August, 2015 the SMS alerts service system which was developed by the NIC,
Hyderabad for sending SMS alerts in respect of the cases filed in the High Court and also for knowing the hearing status of cases in the Court Halls for the benefit of the advocates and parties-in-person.
Through said SMS alerts, the status of cases filed, returned, represented and assignment of main case numbers will be informed to the advocates and parties-in-person, who have registered their mobile numbers with the High Court.
The text of SMS alerts for the cases filed, returned, represented and registered will be as under :
1. WPSR <Number> is allotted to the case of <name of the petitioner> filed on <date>.
2. WPSR <Number> returned with objections on <date> for compliance.
3. WPSR <Number> has been re-presented on <date>and will be processed for scrutiny.
4. WPSR <Number> is scrutinized and numbered as WP <number> on <date>.
Further, SMS alerts on case hearing status in the Court Halls to advocates and parties-in-person will also be provided through the aforesaid application. Initially, this facility will be provided from two court halls namely Court Hall Nos 25 and 26 on trial basis. The following is the feature of the SMS alerts
For example, if item No.1 is being heard in court hall No.26, SMS will be sent to the advocate having case at Serial No.7 and another SMS to the advocate having case at Serial No.4.
The text of the SMS alert will be as follows :
1. Item No.1 is taken up in Court Hall No.26. Your case is listed at item No.7. (this message will be sent to the advocate having case at serial No.7)
2. Item No.1 is taken up in Court Hall No.26. Your case is listed at item No.4. (this message will be sent to the advocate having case at serial No.4).
Steps are being taken to provide more such services in future to the advocates and parties-in-person by using the advances made in information technology.
Pre-Requirements Of Filing Complaints Against The Subordinate Judiciary :
The Honorable the Chief Justice of India issued certain guidelines relating / to the procedure to be followed uniformly by all the High Courts while dealing with complaints received against Members of the Subordinate Judiciary,letter, dated 03-10-2014 and 16-03-2017 guidelines which reads as follows
(I) The complaint making allegations against members of the subordinate judiciary in the State should not be entertained and no action should be taken thereon, unless it is accompanied by a duly sworn affidavit and verifiable material to substantiate the allegations made therein.
(ii) If action on such complaint meeting the above requirement is deemed necessary, authenticity of the complaint should be duly ascertained and further steps thereon should be taken only after satisfaction of the competent authority designated by the Chief Justice of the High Court.
(iii) If the above requirements are not complied with, the complaint should be filed/lodged without taking any steps thereon.
Now, the High Court pleased to issue the following “pre-requirerrents of filing complaints against the Subordinate Judiciary”, so as to ascertein the genuineness of the complainant and also the authenticity or otherwise of the allegations mentioned in the petition, for making appropriate probe into it.
(i) The complaint petition shall invariably be accompanied with a sworn statement of the complainant.
(ii) The complainant who prefers complaint petition shall invariably furnish his address particulars, that apart enclose photo copies of identity proof, such as, Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Voter Card, etc.,