Supreme Court Slams Delhi HC Trial Speed as Snail-Paced

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The Supreme Court criticized the Delhi High Court's slow pace in a commercial suit filed in 2015, stating "even a snail may question the speed." The court rejected a plea by Levitate Mobile Technologies Pvt Ltd to add documents against Standard Chartered Bank, citing delays and similar prior applications.

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