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of <h1>Government Urged to Curb Unnecessary Appeals in Revenue Cases; Apply PIL Procedures to Expedite Criminal Case Backlogs.</h1> The Commission on Review of Administrative Laws, chaired by P. C. Jain, highlighted the excessive tendency of government departments to appeal adverse court decisions, particularly in revenue matters, due to fear of audit or vigilance objections. The Commission recommended that appeals should be filed only after careful consideration. It also noted the significant backlog of criminal cases, suggesting that procedures from a landmark public interest litigation could be applied to expedite case closures. The circular urges government departments to publicize these recommendations and take action to reduce pending court cases, with updates to be communicated to the Board.
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