Legally Wired: Thu 28 July 2011

Thursday, 28 July 2011 By Legally India Legally Wired

- Adarsh Society writ to defreeze accounts for paying favourite senior lawyers rejected by Bombay High Court: “Nowhere has the SC held that right to legal representation includes right to counsel of one’s choice…” [TOI] (Adarsh has used Vidhii Partners in the past, for example)

- Pak foreign minister justifies slow 26/11 trial her country, draws parallels with Indian judicial delays [India Today]

- Satyam trial unlikely to finish by SC fixed deadline of 31 July with defence still cross-examining witnesses after CBI adopting measure to plug in delays [Mint]

- Cabinet approves govt Lokpal draft over Anna’s, excluding PM from purview; Khursheed fixes 7 year limitation period with bill to hit Parliament monsoon session starting this Monday as Anna’s hunger strike threat looms [NDTV]

- Delhi airport regulator caps decibel levels following high court’s directive on resident’s plea [Indian Express]

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Comments

JFK 28 Jul 2011, 12:23
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This legally wired is better than re-writing stories published in the other mainstream area. However this can be one round-up post a week instead of daily posts.
kianganz 28 Jul 2011, 12:44
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Hi JFK, glad you like - Legally Wired is unashamedly cribbed from AboveTheLaw.com's non-sequitur column.

I am not sure a weekly format would work very well though - most news would be old if we only listed them once a week?

Why do you not like the daily format so much?
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