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4. For appreciating factual aspects and the circumstances which led learned Single Judge to pass the order and directions mandatory in nature, we reproduce paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 of the impugned order as under:-

"2. This is a really disturbing situation and in fact the real reason for pendency of the cases before the Court. It becomes clear that everyday, more than 100 matters are listed before the Court because of non-availability of total number of courts. This results into a situation that if any matter is listed in first 50 serial numbers, then, only because one of the advocate remains away from the court when the matter is called out, then there would be less chance of recalling the matter because of total number of matters listed per day and, thereby, it would be automatically adjourned even without requesting the court for adjourning the matter and then it is stated before court on the next date that the matter was not taken up by the Court. To avoid such situation, there is a need to take up all the matters as and when they are called out and to pass appropriate orders.