Legally Wired: Monday 25 July 11

Monday, 25 July 2011 By Legally India Legally Wired

Round up of the latest and most legal from around the web.

- Supreme Court: Don’t open our judgments on flimsy grounds [The Hindu]

- Deadline for Greater Noida ‘hi tech court’ with video conferencing and servers was March 2010, now slated to be done in two months [Times of India]

- “A Challenge, An Opportunity!” AZB’s Abhijit Joshi talks of motivation and his philosophy behind law firm management following his appointment as AZB CEO. [Moneycontrol.com]

- P&H student files writ v BCI against 20 year age-limit for applying to 5-year LLB courses [Indian Express]

- Supreme Court hikes 1996 chemical company pollution damages from Rs 37 crore to Rs 200 crore for failing to pay [Economic Times]

- New independent environmental regulator for granting industrial environmental clearances [Business Standard]

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Comments

anandpmishra 25 Jul 2011, 12:24
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Good initiative, Kian...it could be very useful regular feature for many!
hina 25 Jul 2011, 13:22
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well done to the person challenging the NLU age limit. only in india is this rule in place. law schools abroad encourage ppl from diverse backgrounds.
NLU? 25 Jul 2011, 15:13
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It is not only for NLU, it is for colleges providing 5 year LLB course.
noojies 25 Jul 2011, 18:23
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what dude u want uncles to study in nujs...if u are not able to clear by 20 u r idiot and no need to appear...and even if you are so desperate go wash plates in your home
tt 26 Jul 2011, 05:22
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[quote name="noojies"]what dude u want uncles to study in nujs...if u are not able to clear by 20 u r idiot and no need to appear...and even if you are so desperate go wash plates in your home[/quote]


u bloody moron, the reference here is to ppl who already have a first degree in something else and want to branch out into law. its called diversity and its time our law schools had it, especially nujs which is filled with nerds.
TO Mr. 3 26 Jul 2011, 06:59
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I am sure this is an NUJS-ite not willing to let others grow!! There are people who love to keep learning and if not with the regular batches, they should also be allowed to keep leaning from these premium institutions.
TO Mr. 3 26 Jul 2011, 08:59
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*learning (not leaning)
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