NEW DELHI: Five years after promising to make the Supreme Court paperless, the historic step was taken on Wednesday by a five-judge bench led by Justice D Y Chandrachud which barred parties from bringing into the courtroom volumes of paper-books during the hearing of the festering Centre-Delhi dispute over controlling ‘services’.
“It will be a completely green bench, no paper,” said a bench of Justices Chandrachud, M R Shah, Krishna Murari, Hima Kohli and P S Narasimha while telling the counsel for both sides that it would fix the schedule for hearing on September 27.
