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The e- Committee of the Supreme Court of India has designed & set up the e-ling System which enables electronic ling of legal papers (“e-ling”). Using the e-ling, cases (both civil and criminal) can be led before all high courts and district courts that adopt this e-ling system. Introduction of this e-ling system is aimed at
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