Mumbai, June 11 (Reporter) A newly constituted Bombay High Court's three-judge bench said on Wednesday that the interim order passed by the court last year allowing the Maratha community to avail 10 percent reservation in education and employment will continue this year as well, subject to the final outcome of the petitions. However it will hear afresh from July 18 a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of the 2024 law providing Maratha reservation. "All three of us are part of different division benches and you all are aware of the pendency in the principal seat of this court. So, we think, we can hear your arguments on every alternate Saturdays, though it not being court working days, but we will come and sit and hear you," said the bench also comprising of Justices Nizamoodin Jamadar and Sandeep Marne. The bench, therefore, listed the matter on July 18 (Friday) for commencement of final arguments. "On July 18, we will commence from 3 PM till 5 PM and then on Saturday (July 19), we will sit from 11 AM and hear you full day (till 5PM)," Justice Ghuge orally said...////...