Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Panel Formed to Decide Future Plans for High Court Premises
Imagine the High Court is like a school, and everyone is trying to decide what to do with it.
A special group is created with lawyers, court staff, and people from the government to make plans.
The group will be led by a judge.
The lawyers want to stay where they are, so the group needs to find a solution everyone agrees on.
They'll talk about how to build or change things, but any big plans will need approval.
The first meeting is in October to look at all the ideas.
A committee will decide the future of the Punjab and Haryana High Court premises.
The committee will include representatives from the Bar, court employees, and government.
The Bar Association rejected plans to relocate.
The first committee meeting is set for October 9.
UNESCO restrictions have limited potential construction expansion.
- Who
- Stakeholders including the Bar, court employees, Chandigarh administration, Punjab, and Haryana
- What
- A committee was formed to decide the future of the Punjab and Haryana High Court premises.
- When
- The first meeting is scheduled for October 9.
- Where
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
- Why
- To determine the future course of the court's premises after the Bar rejected relocation.
- Committee Head
- Sitting Judge
- Committee Participants
- Bar, Court Employees, Chandigarh Administration, Punjab, Haryana
- First Meeting Date
- October 9
- Bar Association Representative
- Rupinder Singh Khosla
- UNESCO Restrictions
- Reduced permissible construction area