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Justice Y V Chandrachud: master of judicial prose — and morning tea ceremony
Justice BK Mukherjea, former Chief Justice of India, established a tradition of judicial independence. He refused Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru’s offer to become the Chief Justice before his time superseding two of his brother judges.
Review petitions filed in SC challenging judgement upholding scrapping of Article 370
One of the review petitions was filed by lawyer Muzaffar Iqbal Khan who was also a petitioner in the main case earlier challenging the abrogation of Article 370.
Bilkis Bano case convicts can move Maharashtra govt for remission of sentence
The convicts, who will have to surrender to the jail authorities within two weeks and undergo the sentence of life term, were wrongly granted remission by the Gujarat government, the SC said.
Adani gets SC’s vote of confidence
No ground to transfer Sebi’s probe against conglomerate to SIT Regulator to complete probe within 3 months
Summoning of govt officials to court: SC lays down SOP
A three-judge bench of the Top Court said only in exceptional circumstances, courts must seek personal appearance of government officials.
SC to pronounce verdict on January 3 on pleas over Adani-Hindenburg row
Supreme Court had earlier in March, last year, ordered the setting up of a six-member committee headed by former apex court judge Justice Abhay M Sapre to investigate the Adani Group shares crash.
Collegium recommends appointment of 5 new CJs
Justice Sheel Nagu, a judge of the Madhya Pradesh HC, has been recommended for the appointment as chief justice of Punjab & Haryana HC.
NJAC never given chance to work: Justice S K Kaul
Justice Kaul, who was a member of the Supreme Court collegium for over a year, said at present the collegium system is the law of the land and it must be implemented as it stands.
SC to hear Maharashtra govt’s curative petition against verdict on Maratha reservation
A curative petition is the final and last legal option available to the people/ party, concerned in a case, which is aggrieved by a court order, seeking justice from the judiciary.
Aircel-Maxis case: HC asks Chidambaram to reply to CBI’s plea challenging order to supply…
The two probe agencies -- CBI and ED -- have accused P Chidambaram of conspiring with foreign investors to clear their venture.
Linking property with Aadhaar: Delhi HC issues notice
The HC said the representation shall be decided by the Centre within three months.
Top court seeks time to read file, defers Mahua plea to Jan 3
Mahua’s petition sought enforcement of her fundamental rights recognised by the Constitution.
SC to hear on Jan 4 plea of Indian detained for plotting to kill Pannun
Senior lawyer CA Sundaram, appearing for Gupta, sought a direction from the SC for getting adequate consular assistance as he is an Indian citizen.
Will take call on listing of Mahua Moitra’s plea, CJI tells her lawyer
Earlier in the day, Singhvi mentioned Moitra's plea before a bench headed by senior-most judge Justice S K Kaul as the CJI was heading a Constitution bench.
Landmark SC judgment upholds 370 abrogation
Directs poll body to hold J&K polls by September 30, 2024; Justice KauL suggests Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Plea to implement Women’s Reservation Bill before 2024 elections: SC seeks Centre’s…
It is to be noted that the Women's Reservation Bill was passed by the Lok Sabha on September 20 and a day after it, in the Rajya Sabha.
Supreme Court grants bail to Benoy Babu in excise policy case
Noting that the Enforcement Directorate cannot keep people in pre-detention trial for so long, the apex court granted bail to the accused.
Expedite norms on seizure of digital devices: Supreme Court
The FMP also sought a direction from SC to the concerned authorities and probe agencies, to create comprehensive guidelines for search and seizure of digital devices.
Sec 6 Citizenship Act: SC begins hearing on pleas
Besides the CJI, the four other judges who were part of the bench are Justices Surya Kant, M M Sundresh, J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra.
Manipur violence: SC directs dignified burial or cremation of unclaimed bodies
It was directed by the bench that the list of identified bodies should be duly intimated to the next of kin and the last rites should be performed with dignity and observance of religious rites.