Today(on 30th April), The Delhi High Court Bar Association (DHCBA) has petitioned the court for an expansion to address limited space and inadequate infrastructure. They have requested the establishment of more courtrooms, lawyers’ chambers, and essential facilities. The DHCBA emphasizes the urgency of this expansion to accommodate the growing demands of the legal community, aiming to alleviate current challenges and create a more efficient system.
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NEW DELHI: Today (10th April): The Supreme Court of India intervened in a dispute over a Christian prayer event in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, allowing the event to proceed despite concerns raised by the district administration and Hindu organizations. Chennai-based preacher Dr. Paul Dhinakaran addressed 8,000 attendees at the event. The court recognized the religious intent but also considered the administration’s concerns.
Today (10th April): The Supreme Court stayed the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s order restricting Bar Association office bearers from appearing before any court for one month. The Court emphasized the importance of responsible conduct among lawyers. This decision provides temporary relief and the matter will be further examined during the proceedings.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has suspended ten office bearers of the Seoni Bar Association for a month due to a strike, sparking debate on legal ethics and responsibilities. The decision, effective from March 21, 2024, aims to address the impact of strikes on the legal system and access to justice. The case will be heard on April 8, 2024, further shaping the discourse on lawyers’ ethical obligations and the enforcement mechanisms.
Today(On March 22nd), The Chief Justice of the Calcutta High Court strongly criticized lawyers for disrupting Courtroom No. 8 with a political meeting, stressing the need to uphold courtroom sanctity. He condemned their intimidation of staff and proposed security upgrades, including locking courtrooms at night. Additional Solicitor General Chakrabarti will conduct an investigation in response.
The Supreme Court’s initiative to streamline and strengthen Bar Associations across India is a commendable step towards enhancing the legal profession’s integrity and efficiency. The genesis of this significant judicial intervention was a case involving allegations of discrimination and elitism within the Madras Bar Association (MBA). The Supreme Court of India has embarked on a […]
The Supreme Court Bar Association has made history by issuing circulars in Hindi, Urdu, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, and Assamese for the first time. This pioneering move aims to enhance accessibility and inclusivity within the legal community and reflects a commitment to linguistic diversity. Plans for additional languages in future communications have also been announced.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association has declared a day of protest in response to a farmer’s death during the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march. Meanwhile, Haryana’s Advocate General has instructed law officers to attend court, opposing the bar association’s decision. The deceased farmer’s death has sparked allegations of police involvement, prompting a request for a judicial inquiry.
The Punjab & Haryana High Court Bar Association has recently addressed a letter to the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in Chandigarh, highlighting concerns about the treatment of advocates by traffic police. The letter requests that the police officials be directed not to unduly harass advocates practicing in the High Court of Punjab and Haryana […]