Constitution of India is Supreme, All Pillars Must Work Together: CJI Gavai

Chief Justice B R Gavai emphasized that the Constitution of India is the supreme authority, urging all branches of democracy—the legislature, executive, and judiciary—to work collaboratively for national progress. Speaking at a conference in Mumbai, he highlighted India’s achievements and the importance of unity to uphold constitutional values and strengthen democracy.

Bombay HC Orders Bar Council Probe into Lawyer’s Adjournment Request: “Conduct of the Learned Advocate Totally Unacceptable”

The Bombay High Court Ordered the Bar Council to investigate a lawyer who sought an adjournment on the day an order was to be delivered. The Court observed, “Conduct of the learned Advocate totally unacceptable,” indicating potential professional misconduct and emphasizing the importance of ethical responsibility in legal proceedings.

“It Would Improve Access to Justice for Residents of Remote Areas”: Justice BR Gavai Urges for Establishing Bombay HC Bench at Kolhapur

Yesterday, On 29th September, Justice BR Gavai advocated for a new Kolhapur Bench of the Bombay High Court to enhance legal access for remote residents. Speaking at a groundbreaking for the Advocate Academy in Taloja, he underscored the role of lawyers in addressing economic disparities and promoting social justice in India.