After adjudicating the regular matters listed before the Supreme Court as there was no appearance by lawyers in any of the cases, the vacation bench of the Supreme Court had to rise within 30 minutes on Monday.
It was observed that the bench had already heard the fresh matters in the first 30 minutes (Item numbers 1-10) and due to non-appearance of lawyers the cases which couldn't be taken up were the regular hearing matters (item numbers 101-105) all dating back to 2014-2015.
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