Deputy Speaker Ahmed Nazim criticised the Civil Court for a backlog of over 4,000 pending cases despite having 17 judges, speaking at a PNC rally. President Mohamed Muizzu pledged support to the judiciary and announced that development of a new superior court complex would commence next year.
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Nazim pointed out that despite the Civil Court having 17 judges, there are over 4,000 pending cases.
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Nazim pointed out that despite the Civil Court having 17 judges, there are over 4,000 pending cases.
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The judge with the lowest number of cases has 112 pending, while the judge with the highest number has over 500, he said.
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The judge with the lowest number of cases has 112 pending, while the judge with the highest number has over 500, he said.
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President Mohamed Muizzu, speaking at the Independence Day reception in July, also highlighted his administration’s commitment to the judicial system.
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