The Supreme Court has implemented a new procedure for mentioning urgent cases before Benches. The highlights of this procedure are as follows: 1. Mentioning: Advocates are required to mention the case by submitting an application before the court. 2. Application Format: The application should be in a prescribed format, including essential details like the nature of urgency, reasons for seeking urgent listing, and issues involved. 3. Supporting Documents: Along with the application, advocates must attach relevant supporting documents, such as the urgency memo, affidavits, or any other necessary evidence. 4. Service to Counterpart: The application must also be served to the opposing party or their counsel to provide an opportunity for their response if required. 5. Consideration by Registrar: The application will be initially examined by the Registrar, who will assess the urgency and determine whether it necessitates urgent listing. 6. Decision by Bench: If the Registrar finds merit in the application, it will be placed before the appropriate Bench for urgent consideration and listing. This revised procedure ensures a systematic approach for mentioning cases and streamlines the process for urgent hearings in the Supreme Court.