The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the application seeking time bound disposal of cases. Also refused to hear the demand for making guidelines on adjournment in courts across the country. Meanwhile, the bench said in a light tone, we do not want to take enmity with the lawyers. We are friends of lawyers. This petition was filed by a lawyer in the bench of Justice Vikram Nath and Justice V. Mohan. The petitioner himself appeared in the court and said that the purpose of the petition is to set guidelines on uncontrolled adjournments in the courts. There was a demand to make a case flow management policy, however, the Supreme Court rejected the petition, refusing to issue any guidelines on these demands. ----------------------- Also read this news: High Court should not reserve the decision for more than 3 months: Supreme Court's instructions - give order on bail on the same day or the next day, upload immediately. The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the delay in decisions in all the High Courts across the country. The court said on Friday, 'After keeping the verdict reserved (reserve) in any case, it should be pronounced within 3 months. If the decision is not taken within 3 months, then the Registrar General of the High Court will place the matter before the Chief Justice.' Read the full news…