From primary courts to the Court of Appeal court buildings are dilapidated and insufficient. Up to three or four magistrates share a chambers. In many stations magistrates have to work on shift system due to lack of office accommodation. Virtually all the subordinate courts have no means of transport. File covers and paper are hardly available.
Judgments take even years to print and distribute due to lack of stationary.
Funds for paying witnesses are not available. So trials can take even up to ten years to complete. Remand prisoners are overcrowded in the cells and many die before their cases are determined. By this under funding the government has clearly infringed the accuseds' right to trial within a reasonable time. Some of us share the view that this is a deliberate move by the executive and legislature to weaken the judicial wing of government.