Counsel Has No Vested or Fundamental Right to Demand Out-of-Turn Listing: Madras High Court’s Sharp Reminder to Advocates

The Madras High Court ruled that advocates have no vested or fundamental right to demand out-of-turn listing of pending cases. Dismissing a lawyer’s plea, the Court held that only genuinely urgent matters may receive priority through established judicial procedures and exceptional listing protocols.

Allahabad High Court Introduces Car Pooling, Public Transport And Hybrid Hearings To Cut Fuel Consumption

The Allahabad High Court issued austerity measures to reduce fuel consumption and improve resource efficiency, directing officers and staff to adopt car pooling, public transport, online meetings, and hybrid court proceedings. The initiative follows guidance from the Chief Justice of India and the Central Government.

Strengthen The Judicial Institution: Supreme Court To Issue Guidelines For High Courts On Delay In Judgments

The Supreme Court of India asked High Courts to respond to draft guidelines ensuring timely pronouncement of reserved judgments, stressing the need to address long-pending cases and improve judicial efficiency across trial and appellate courts.

Surprise Inspection: Rajasthan High Court Takes Disciplinary Action Against Eight Judicial Officers

The Rajasthan High Court placed eight judicial officers in APO status after a surprise inspection by Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma at its Heritage Building and nearby subordinate courts. The action came after Tuesday’s on-site review there.

Supreme Court Will No Longer Permit Endless Hearings: CJI Surya Kant Announces Big Reform for 2026

From January 2026, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s reform will ensure that the Supreme Court no longer allows endless hearings, requiring lawyers to commit to fixed timelines to speed up justice and eliminate unnecessary delays.

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.

Former SCBA President Writes to PM Modi Over New Criminal Laws, Suggest Increasing Police Personnel, Judicial Officers

Former SCBA president Adish Aggarwala wrote to PM Modi, praising new criminal laws but stressing the need for increased judicial personnel, police, and forensic experts. He criticized the past regime for implementing laws without necessary support and pointed out challenges in the current system. Aggarwala urged PM Modi to ensure proper implementation with adequate infrastructure.