GHCAA Writes to Gujarat High Court Demanding Removal of Stray Dogs from Court Premises

The Gujarat High Court Advocates’ Association (GHCAA) has urged the Registrar General to remove stray dogs from the court premises, citing safety concerns and referring to the Supreme Court’s recent directive on managing stray animals across India.

Lawyers vs Judges Row | Bar and Bench Must Work Together, Not Bang Each Other: Gujarat HC Chief Justice Modifies SOP

Today, On 9th October, Gujarat High Court Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal modified the SOP after lawyers raised concerns, stressing that “bar and bench must work together, not bang each other,” urging unity and cooperation for the smooth functioning of the court system.

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.”

Gujarat High Court Lawyers Resume Work After Meeting CJI on Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s Transfer

Gujarat High Court lawyers returned to work after GHCAA delegation met CJI BR Gavai, urging reconsideration of Justice Sandeep Bhatt’s transfer to Madhya Pradesh HC. The association called the decision “unfortunate” and praised Justice Bhatt as “honest and hardworking.”

Gujarat High Court Chief Justice and GHCAA President Resolve Dispute After Heated Exchange

The Gujarat High Court resolved a conflict between Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal and GHCAA President Brijesh J Trivedi that arose during a January 17 courtroom incident. After mutual expressions of regret, they emphasized the need for respect within judicial proceedings, allowing the court to move forward and focus on its responsibilities while addressing the importance of maintaining harmony.

Gujarat High Court Advocates’ Association Rejects AG’s Apology To Chief Justice: “Dignity & Decorum Must Be Maintained at Any Cost”

The Gujarat High Court Advocates’ Association (GHCAA) rejected the Advocate General’s apology to the Chief Justice regarding a recent dispute with the Bar President. The association emphasized that any future representations on behalf of the Bar must first gain approval from the GHCAA, ensuring collective accountability and decision-making.