Justice Ujjal Bhuyan said the Supreme Court must not legitimise executive actions that curb liberty or breach human rights. Speaking in Goa, he stressed judicial unity to uphold law uniformly and promote global cooperation for extraditing white-collar offenders worldwide.
Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCOARA) condemned the brutal Delhi blast as an assault on peace, humanity, law, and constitutional civility, expressing deep anguish over the loss of lives and extending heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families and loved ones.
Today, On 19th March, The Supreme Court ruled that only the arguing counsel, the advocate-on-record (AoR), and one assisting counsel can have their names officially recorded. Additionally, the Court emphasized that a Senior Counsel cannot appear without an advocate-on-record. This decision aims to maintain procedural discipline in court proceedings. The ruling clarifies the hierarchy and roles of legal representatives before the apex court.
The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) has set up a dedicated help desk to support Advocates-on-Record in their Supreme Court engagements. This initiative aims to streamline procedures, provide guidance, and address challenges faced by lawyers. By offering essential assistance, the help desk enhances efficiency and accessibility within the legal framework. SCAORA’s effort is expected to benefit many legal professionals navigating the complexities of Supreme Court practice.
Today, On 18th October, the Supreme Court criticized Jharkhand for filing frivolous petitions, imposing a Rs. 1 lakh fine. Despite prior warnings, the state’s conduct remained unchanged, prompting the Court to emphasize responsible legal practices. The case involved a dismissed employee, whose appeal was rejected, leading to the state’s unsuccessful appeal to the Supreme Court.
