Justice Navin Chawla observed that the family court has to keep a watch on the counseling proceedings that take place before the counselors on a regular basis and that such supervision cannot happen if the court adjourns the matter for a long date.
“Even though the order records that there are approximately 4000 matrimonial cases of various nature pending before the learned Family Court, such a long adjournment is still not warranted,” the Court observed, in a case where a matrimonial case had been adjourned by around five months.
Source: Barandbench
