Supreme  Court’s Case Management System to be disrupted after 4 PM today

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Ratopati January 06, 2022
Supreme  Court’s Case Management System to be disrupted after 4 PM today Ratopati Files

KATHMANDU, Jan 6: Case Management System of Supreme Court (SC) will remain interrupted from 4 PM on Thursday. 

According to the court administration, the system will remain down until 9 AM on Friday as the server is being upgraded.

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