SIR Process Challenge| Supreme Court Flags Massive Filings As CJI Says ‘Week Declared Miscellaneous Due To Huge Spike In Cases’

Today, On 15th December, The Supreme Court addressed a brief mentioning in the SIR process challenge, highlighting a surge in filings that week. CJI Surya Kant noted, “Week declared miscellaneous due to huge spike in cases,” indicating potential delays before the matter can be heard.

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.

Delhi High Court Allows Withdrawal of Petition After Discovery of Non-Existent Judgments and AI-Generated Case Law

Delhi High Court permits Greenopolis Welfare Association to withdraw petition after it was found to cite fabricated and non-existent judgments. The case raises concerns over AI-generated content in legal filings.

Supreme Court: Advocate-on-Record is Answerable and Must Verify All Facts in Court Filings

NEW DELHI: Today, 20th Feb, The Supreme Court of India emphasized that an Advocate-on-Record (AoR) must carefully check the accuracy of every petition or counter affidavit before filing it in court. The Bench, comprising Justices Abhay S Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan, made it clear that an AoR cannot shift the blame onto clients or other lawyers for any mistakes in legal documents.