Video Conferencing -- Mechanical Rejection of Video Conferencing Request in Conciliation Proceedings Without Examining Facts Is Unsustainable
Family Courts cannot reject a request for participation in conciliation proceedings via video conferencing by mechanically relying on precedent without examining the specific facts of the case. Where parties mutually consent and circumstances justify it, video conferencing facilitates access to justice and ensures expeditious disposal. Compelling a party residing abroad to travel solely for conciliation is unfair and unreasonable. Each case must be decided on its own factual matrix.
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