Articles tagged with: national litigation policy

Corpse of National Litigation Policy re-animated yet again by new law minister with good intentions

With the objective to reduce its dependency on courts and avoid unnecessary litigation involving its ministries and departments, the government was formulating the National Litigation Policy (NLP), Law Minister DV Sadananda Gowda said today. “The proposed policy has been sent to various ministries f...

BJP manifesto v Cong manifesto: Same same except gay sex, FDI, cow protection

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Despite the BCI chairman’s recent ringing personal but apparently representative endorsement of Narendra Modi, lawyers will have to make their own choice this election. LI tries to help.

Wired: BCI LLB age-limit challenged | Late lit policy | Law firms advertise? | Academic appreciation | Placement trends | Abusive 498A

BCI LLB age-limit challenged : A writ before the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad HC has challenged the BCI’s upper age limit to appear in law entrance tests. BCI has banned those 20 or older from sitting for the five-year degree, and those 30 or above for three-year LLB courses through Clause 28 of S...

Moily floats radical gov't litigation shake-up to cut 21m pending cases

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India’s minister of law and justice Veerappa Moily unveiled a “national litigation policy” today under which the government “must cease to be a compulsive litigant” by creating a new layer of supervisory bureaucracy, reducing appeals and reviewing all existing cases, while tightening legal panels and increasing fees of lawyers representing the government.