Today, On 26th June, Matrimonial disputes often face delays due to a major “misunderstanding on the concept of mediation”, the Supreme Court observed, clarifying that mediation is not about forced reunion but about enabling peaceful, voluntary resolution between estranged partners.
A Supreme Court collegium member has proposed stricter criteria for appointing children of judges as High Court judges, highlighting the advantages they possess over first-generation lawyers. This issue arises amid concerns of nepotism in judicial appointments, prompting discussions about the need for reform in the selection process to enhance fairness and independence.
Today, On 12th December, the Supreme Court criticized the Union of India for inadequate legal representation in important cases, notably regarding a student with disabilities seeking MBBS admission. The Court emphasized accountability, emphasizing the need for timely representation to ensure justice and maintain public confidence, ultimately granting the student’s admission.