Articles tagged with: court cuts

Why this aggression, be more polite, Justice Khehar asks attorney general Mukul Rohatgi

Shortly before lunch the matter of the Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) appointment came up in Court 3 with Prashant Bhushan, counsel for petitioner, making the submissions of why the CVC’s appointment was dubious.

Sabarimala Court Cuts: Guess who briefly called women courageless, which seniors have visited Lord Ayyappa, and who failed to intervene

In the ongoing hearing of petitions seeking the right to worship for women devotees of the Sabarimala temple before a Justice Dipak Misra-led three-judge bench this afternoon at Court No.4, senior counsel KK Venugopal, while arguing for the temple board, said women could not be recruited to be fielded in the frontline of armed forces, because they lack courage.

Court Cuts: The SC judiciary's recurring interest in ML Sharma's injuries wins him free steno services today

An uninterested bench of the Supreme Court of India has asked a bystander advocate to provide his stenographer to advocate ML Sharma to help him type his suggestions to the court in a dubious case the bench had not showed much interest in.

Court Cuts: When Justice Gogoi nearly lost his cool dictating because of P Bhushan's promptings

Tense moments were witnessed when Justice Ranjan Gogoi, sitting with Pinaki Chandra Ghose, was dictating order in the Supreme Court’s room 7 at 3:30pm earlier today, in the contempt petition against the Union of India, and the Delhi and Tamil Nadu Governments in the political advertisements case.

Court Cuts: When Fali Nariman made snide remarks about Justice Markandey Katju in the Supreme Court

The writ petition of the former Judge of the Supreme Court and former chairman of the Press Council of India, Markandey Katju, challenging the unanimous resolutions passed by both the Houses of Parliament disapproving of his remarks on Mahatma Gandhi and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in March last year, was heard by the Supreme Court’s three Judge bench this forenoon, with the Amicus Curiae, Fali Nariman making a snide remark about the petitioner considering himself a super citizen, by adding ‘former Judge of the Supreme Court’ etc, to his name.

Nothing to see here: Centre suggests SC could totally stop monitoring lethargic black money probe now

In a revelation which may shock many, the Solicitor General, Ranjit Kumar told the Supreme Court’s three-Judge bench hearing the black money investigation case this afternoon at Court No 2, that nothing survived in this case, and the court could dispose it of.

Court Cuts: When two benches ran out of patience with Mathews J Nedumpara in one day

Maverick lawyer from Mumbai, Mathews J Nedumpara, had two of his writ petitions listed before two different benches at courts 3 and 4 on Wednesday, 13 April.

Court Cuts: When Rajeev Dhavan clashed with an intervener yesterday...

On 12 April, during the hearing of case 20 before justices Dipak Misra and Prafulla C Pant in Court 4 yesterday morning, senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan was angrily objecting to the appearance of the intervener-in-person, SN Shukla, a former IAS officer.

Court Cuts: When Jaising asked a potentially embarrassing NJAC question and 3 SC judges disappeared

Three Judges of the Supreme Court, justices Madan B Lokur, Gopal Gowda and Kurian Joseph, attended a book launch function at the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi yesterday (11 April). While Justice Lokur formally released the book, Appointing our judges: Forging independence with accountability edite...

Court Cuts: Indira Jaising puts it black, white and red, explains menstruation discrimination

The hearing of the case of women’s right to enter Sabarimala temple in Kerala in court No. 4 after 2pm saw some interesting moments, with senior advocate Indira Jaising taking on her male counterparts who opposed women’s entry point blank. Saying that the temple trust was practising discrimination b...

Court Cuts: On RamJet's right to fair h-earing

On Friday, hyper-eminent senior counsel Ram Jethmalani, during the Supreme Court hearing of the constitutionally hairy P&H water-river dispute , revealed to the bench that his right ear could not hear, while to his right assisting counsel tried in vain to correct Jethmalani on one of his facts,...