Articles tagged with: Madras high court
Law Com chief: BCI, legal ed need reforming • BCI chief vows to fight adverse SC order
“Legal education needs to be improved and the Bar Council of India needs to reform itself,” Law Commission chairman and retired Supreme Court judge Balbir Singh Chauhan told the Economic Times in an exclusive interview.
RIP Bombay, Madras & Calcutta high courts • Long live Mumbai, Chennai & Kolkata HCs
The Union Cabinet at its meeting in Delhi today with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the chair approved the introduction of a bill to rename high courts named after cities they are located in, consequent to cities’ name being changed.
RIP Bombay, Madras & Calcutta high courts • Long live Mumbai, Chennai & Kolkata HCs
The Union Cabinet at its meeting in Delhi today with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the chair approved the introduction of a bill to rename high courts named after cities they are located in, consequent to cities’ name being changed.
Read Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul's epic defence of freedom of expression & author Perumal Murugan
The Tamil novel, “Madhorubagan”, authored by Perumal Murugan, and translated into English as “One Part Woman” which received literary awards, was alleged to narrate non-existent conventions that sought to tarnish the image of populace of the area.
We explain why the Madras bar is up in arms again and what's at stake
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Madras HC lawyers call indefinite strike over Advocates Act
>Madras high court Advocates Association today [27 June] decided to abstain indefinitely from all courts and tribunals from tomorrow [28 June] demanding unconditional withdrawal of recently amended rules to the Advocates Act, which among others provided for disciplinary action against erring lawyers.
BCI to catch Tamil Nadu bar leaders with 'ulterior motive' behaving in 'most irresponsible manner'
The Bar Council of India (BCI) asked the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry to identify lawyers in the state boycotting courts to protest the proposed disciplinary amendments to Advocates Act rules, and to submit a list of such lawyers to the BCI by today, reported the PTI.
Court Cuts: 'Are you aware of the time of the day now?' Roy J parables counsel, as clock struck noon in 28-year-old case
Justice Amitava Roy of the Supreme Court’s vacation bench asked counsel for the respondent in a motor accident insurance claim case, whether he knew the time of the day. The question left his colleague on the bench, Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose, as well as the counsel, surprised and trying to figure out where he was going.
Huh? Despite massive Tamil Nadu vote-buying, election commission order expects 'vitiating effect' of bribes to evaporate in a week!
The Election Commission’s two identical orders, postponing assembly elections in the two constituencies of Thanjavur and Aravakurichi in Tamil Nadu, makes for some strange reading.
Centre to SC: National Court of Appeal a terrible idea
High court: Shameful how BCI remains mute spectator to sale of law degrees by bullcrap colleges
In a petition in which the Madras high court directed the Bar Council of India (BCI) not to enrol lawyers who were in the civil service, and to conduct more stringent pre-enrolment checks of law graduates older than 40, to ensure they went to a proper law college rather than having obtained a mail order degree.
6 sign on dotted line to become Madras HC judges
BCI's Prabhakaran & 11 Madras advocates designated seniors under new norms
Despite seniors' pleas to let him stay, SC will transfer Justice Rajiv Shakdher
Judicial crisis avoided: Justice CS Karnan kinda apologises for mess, promises harmony
Justice Karnan met CJI Thakur for 30 minutes today (and the universe didn't implode)
SC throws down, de facto strips Justice CS Karnan of judicial powers ahead of potential impasse
The Supreme Court has rendered Madras high court judge Justice CS Karnan judicially impotent, ordering that he should not be allocated any cases and even if he did pass any orders suo motu, those should be ignored
Delhi HC justices Kait, Vaish, Shakdher, Valmiki Mehta transferred out to other high courts
The Supreme Court collegium has transferred four Delhi high court judges to other high courts.