The Gujarat High Court Advocates’ Association abstained from work on October 5 and 6 over the Gujarat Rent Bill, 2026, which lawyers say shifts rent disputes from courts to administrative authorities; the Advocate General told the High Court he was assured the Governor will not sign the Bill.
The Gujarat High Court Advocates’ Association (GHCAA) Today (Feb 17) demanded the transfer of Chief Justice Sunita Agarwal following disagreements over sudden roster changes. A unanimous resolution was passed after rising tensions with senior lawyers.
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.
In a scene that deviated from the usual decorum of the courtroom, the Gujarat High Court witnessed an unexpected confrontation between two of its judges. The disagreement, which took place during a hearing on taxation-related matters, involved Justices Biren Vaishnav and Mauna Bhatt on the fateful day of October 23. Justice Vaishnav, the senior judge […]
