The Supreme Court has introduced a new procedure for mentioning urgent cases before Benches. Here are the key points of the fresh procedure: 1. The mentioning of urgent matters will only be allowed through e-mail. 2. Advocates can file an application through e-mail for urgent listing, clearly stating the reasons for urgency. 3. The e-mail should be sent to two designated official e-mail addresses provided by the court. 4. The e-mail should include the case details, parties involved, the urgency of the matter, and any additional relevant information. 5. Advocates should refrain from sending multiple e-mails for the same matter as it may delay the listing process. 6. The decision to list the matter will be at the discretion of the Registrar (Judicial) based on the urgency and merits of the case. 7. The advocates will receive an acknowledgment e-mail once their application is received and the case will be listed accordingly. Note: This information is based on the current public knowledge and may be subject to change. It is always recommended to refer to the official sources for the most up-to-date information.