No Oral Mentioning, All Urgent Cases Will Be Automatically Listed Within Two Days: CJI Surya Kant Launches Major Listing Reform from Dec 1

No oral mentioning will be allowed as the Supreme Court introduces a new system where all urgent cases get automatically listed within two working days. CJI Surya Kant’s major reform from December 1 aims to ensure faster and predictable access to justice.

Judicial Uproar in Gujarat| Why Lawyers Are Demanding CJ Sunita Agarwal’s Immediate Transfer?: High Court Bar Writes to CJI

Gujarat High Court Bar urged CJI BR Gavai to transfer Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal, claiming her tenure caused major issues for lawyers and litigants. GHCAA President Brijesh Trivedi stated, “Main sufferers are litigants and Advocates especially juniors.”

Marriage Centre Inside Court Chamber ! | Allahabad HC Issues Notice to UP Govt & Bar Council

The Allahabad High Court’s Lucknow bench has issued notices to the UP government and Bar Council over a PIL alleging that advocates were running a marriage centre from a chamber at the old court campus.

Gurugram Bar Association Warns Non-Lawyers For Wearing Advocate-Like Court Attire: “Violation May Lead to Action & Rs.5000 Fine”

The Gurugram Bar Association has strictly warned non-lawyers against wearing advocate-like attire inside court premises, stating, “Violation May Lead to Action & Rs.5000 Fine,” and said only enrolled advocates and registered law interns may wear the professional dress.

Supreme Court Orders High Courts to Regularise Court Managers with New Rules – Big Boost for Judicial Reforms!

The Supreme Court of India has ordered High Courts to establish or amend rules for appointing court managers, ensuring regularization of current managers after a suitability test. This significant direction enhances their status to Class-II gazetted officers, aiming to improve court administration and provide job security, addressing long-standing issues in the system.

Delhi High Court Orders Reshuffle: 9 Courts to Get New Principal District & Sessions Judges

After a full court meeting, the Chief Justice approved a reshuffle appointing new Principal District and Sessions Judges to nine Delhi courts, aiming to streamline judicial administration and improve court efficiency across the capital.

EX-CJI DY Chandrachud: “If a Judge Has a Concern, the Right Step Is to Talk to the Chief Justice”

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud emphasized that if an individual judge has concerns about a decision, the appropriate course of action is to discuss it with the chief justice. He highlighted the importance of internal dialogue within the judiciary. Open communication, he noted, helps maintain institutional integrity. His remarks underscore the need for judicial cooperation and consensus.