Articles tagged with: Kurian Joseph
SCOI Scoop: SC to hear Sanjay Dutt co-convict's curative tomorrow, could shed more light on Naz
The curative petition of Yusuf Mohsin Nulwala, a convict in the 1993 Mumbai blast case, will be heard by the Supreme Court tomorrow by the bench comprising the three senior-most Judges, namely, the CJI, TS Thakur, and justices Anil R Dave and JS Khehar beween 1:40 and 1:45 pm in their chambers tomorrow.
For first time ever, 3 SC constitution benches with 15 judges sat today
History was made today, with three Constitution benches sitting at the same time in the Supreme Court at 2 pm.
Why SC today agreed to extend deadline for sick Italian marine to return to India
A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice Anil R Dave, and comprising justices Kurian Joseph and Amitava Roy, heard Massimiliano Latorre, one of the accused in the Italian marines case, who has been permitted by the Supreme Court to be in Italy in view of his health condition, and gave him further extension of time to return to India.
Jessica Lal Murder: SC clears ‘hostile’ ballistic expert who was ‘extremely confused’, not hostile [READ JUDGMENT]

SC laments ‘saddest… plight of poor landlord’ in court for 40+ years, overturns ‘perverse’ Raj HC order [READ JUDGMENT]
The facts unfold the plight of a poor landlord languishing in courts for over fourty years. The case gets sadder when we note that appellant had been successful both in the trial court and the first appellate court and the saddest part is that the high court in second appeal, went against him on a pure question of fact!”
SC to hear Salve's review petition in Uphaar fire tragedy sentencing case today
HL Dattu: A CJI in a hurry to nowhere or saviour of the judiciary?
As Chief Justice of India (CJI), Justice HL Dattu appeared to be a man in a hurry. However, despite having held the office for a near eternity compared to many other recent CJIs, what he has managed to achieve as a judge and administrator in that time is questionable.
40% vacancy crisis nudges SC to order collegium to begin judicial appointments
Case of the week: Ban Sikh joke websites, SC bench doesn't get it
What if: Justice Kurian Joseph explains in NJAC verdict how 2nd, 3rd and 4th judges cases could have been avoided
Justice Kurian Joseph’s historical counterfactual: If only the bench that heard the First Judges case in 1981 had not ignored Samsher Singh, there would not have been Second Judges, Third Judges, and Fourth Judges cases later.
Parsing the 1000+ page NJAC judgment: Long live least worst system but judges admit collegium ‘perestroika’, ‘glasnost’ necessary [LIVE]
The future independence or otherwise of the judiciary will be decided today in the fourth judges case, ruling on the validity or otherwise of the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC).
NJAC verdict out tomorrow (Friday)
SCOI Report: SC's full reasoned judgment in Uphaar sentencing case disappoints victims' families

1 month later, SC verdict in Uphaar case finally out: Punishment was limited by law [READ JUDGMENT]

SCOI Report: HC's grant of tax exemption to a film on gay sex: SC's hasty grant of leave for Guj gov SLP, raises serious questions
On September 15, the Supreme Court bench of justices Anil Dave and Adarsh Kumar Goel expedited a pending hearing on admission of SLP, and granted leave thus converting it into a civil appeal, even while continuing the ad-interim relief granted earlier. In the normal course, it would not have raised eyebrows. But when it became known that the subject of the SLP is about the Government’s denial of tax exemption to a film on gay sex, Meghdhanushya, (meaning a spectrum or a rainbow) it made news and rightly so. The film centers around a young boy who finds himself attracted by persons of his own sex.
SCOI Report: Meat-ban case will depend on yet-to-be constituted right to privacy Constitution bench
The Supreme Court bench comprising justices TS Thakur and Kurian Joseph, in their order first granted permission to file the SLP in the appeal against Bombay high court order staying the Maharashtra government’s ban on sale of meat on some days of Paryurshan, an annual holy festival of Jain community. The ban was to be effective on September 10 and 17.
SCOI Report: Finally, ex-CBI director Ranjit Sinha mysterious visitors diary to be probed in 2G case
A Supreme Court bench comprising of justices Madan B Lokur, Kurian Joseph and AK Sikri finally gave the go-ahead today (14 September), to the inquiry team led by former CBI special director ML Sharma to probe the visitors’ diary of former CBI chief Ranjit Sinha.
SCOI Report: Judges eventually won over in P Bhushan toothy contempt case vs lawyer strikes, DHCBA, BCI, others [READ PETITION]
As Common Cause vs Abhijat & Others came up before Justices Kurian Joseph and Arun Mishra at court No.13 on Friday (September 11) morning, Justice Arun Mishra tried to persuade Prashant Bhushan, counsel for Common Cause, not to go ahead with the contempt petition, as it would not serve any purpose. Justice Mishra said the onus is on the bar, which has to control the striking lawyers. “You have to discipline yourself”, he told Bhushan.