The Supreme Court’s seven-judge Bench has closed the legislative privileges reference arising from the 2003 N. Ravi case as infructuous, since the Tamil Nadu Assembly resolution was withdrawn in 2004, leaving the questions of law open.
The Supreme Court has indicated that it may close the seven-judge reference on legislative privileges, after it was told that the 2003 Tamil Nadu Assembly resolution at its root was withdrawn in 2004, with the Chief Justice of India saying the Court will not indulge in a mere academic exercise. New Delhi: The Supreme Court […]
The Lawyers’ Association for Constitution has constituted a five-member commission of former judges chaired by Justice Madan B. Lokur to examine the constitutional validity, methodology and impact of the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, with public hearings planned and a report targeted for December 2026.
Nainital, February 21: The Uttarakhand High Court to hear petition that challenges the rule requiring mandatory registration of live-in relationships under the recently implemented Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state. A division bench consisting of Chief Justice Guhanathan Narendar and Justice Ashish Naithani conducted the hearing on Friday.
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud showcased mentorship by allowing a junior advocate to present arguments in the Supreme Court. This act led Senior Advocate Raju Ramachandran to share an inspiring anecdote from his early legal career, emphasizing the enduring tradition of mentorship within the judiciary and the impact of encouragement.
