The Supreme Court of India has revised its scheduling procedure, announcing that from January 2025, regular hearing matters will be conducted on Thursdays instead of Wednesdays and Thursdays. This change aims to enhance court efficiency. Additionally, miscellaneous matters, such as bail pleas, will be heard on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
Today, On 14th October, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud announced the Supreme Court’s expansion in New Delhi, focusing on timely justice delivery. The project features an 86,000 square meter building with 29 new courtrooms and facilities for lawyers. Emphasizing sustainability and inclusivity, the expansion reflects the judiciary’s responsiveness to societal needs.
Today, 29th April, Vipin Nair’s election as President of the Supreme Court Advocates-On-Record Association marks a significant milestone in his legal career. His victory reflects trust in his leadership and legal expertise, positioning him to influence important decisions and initiatives at the highest level. Additionally, the election saw notable victories in the vice-presidential and secretary roles, highlighting strong support within the legal community.
The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) has raised concerns about the current practices of case listings at the Supreme Court, citing unpredictability and last-minute changes that inconvenience lawyers and litigants. They have urged Chief Justice DY Chandrachud to fix the final daily list at the supplementary stage to bring about more structured and predictable scheduling.
The Supreme Court has imposed strict restrictions on adjournment requests in several categories of cases. These include matters related to bail or anticipatory bail, cases where an exemption from surrendering has been granted, instances involving interim orders favoring the party seeking adjournment, and situations where a suspension of sentence is under consideration. The Supreme Court […]
