“Consumers Have a Right to Know”: Plea in Supreme Court Seeks Full Disclosure of Product and Seller Details

A PIL in the Supreme Court urges recognition of consumers’ “right to know” about product quality and seller information. The plea demands transparency to protect buyers from fraud and unfair trade practices.

Breaking: No Trigger, I’m 70 Now: Dushyant Dave Quits Legal Profession After 48 Glorious Years

Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave retires after a 48-year-long legal journey, saying it’s time for younger lawyers to take charge. He plans to work for society and spend time with family.

Bombay High Court Restrains Lawyer from Impersonating Singer Sonu Nigam on X, Orders Use of Full Legal Name: “Personality Rights Were Being Violated”

The Bombay High Court issued an ex-parte order against a lawyer impersonating singer Sonu Nigam on X, directing him to use his full name, after the singer alleged a violation of his personality rights in court.

Beer-Sipping in Virtual Hearing| “Court Hearings Are Not to Be Taken Lightly”: SCBA President Demands Strict Rules, Action Against Violators

After a video of Senior Advocate Bhaskar Tanna sipping beer during a virtual Gujarat High Court hearing went viral, SCBA President Vikas Singh urged for strict virtual court rules and punishment for those violating them.

Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Action Against Agencies Summoning Lawyers: “A Direct Threat to Justice”

Today, On 25th June, The Supreme Court took suo motu notice after a lawyer was summoned by Gujarat Police over his client’s case. It said such actions are a “direct threat to the administration of justice” and harm legal independence.

CJI Gavai Urged by SCBA to Shift Judicial Museum for Lawyer Chambers During Court Vacation

The SCBA President Vikas Singh urged Chief Justice Gavai to relocate the National Judicial Museum to enhance access for lawyers and the public. This move would address infrastructure issues, creating more space for lawyers’ chambers and facilitating virtual hearings, ultimately improving convenience within the Supreme Court premises.

Supreme Court Bar Bodies Slam ED for Summoning Senior Lawyers: “Targeting Hits Root of Independence”

The SCBA and SCAORA condemn the Enforcement Directorate’s summons to senior advocates Arvind Datar and Pratap Venugopal for providing legal advice, labeling it an attack on lawyer-client privilege and the independence of the legal profession. They urge the Chief Justice of India to safeguard advocates’ rights and uphold constitutional protections.

Ahmedabad Plane Crash| “As If the Floor Had Collapsed Beneath Them”: Law Student Dies After Flight Change

Ahmedabad plane crash turns celebration into tragedy as law student Dipanshi, who delayed her return to London to celebrate her parents’ anniversary, dies after the flight change. “She wanted to celebrate it with them,” said a relative.

SCBA Extends Condolences over Ahmedabad Air Tragedy: “Deeply Saddened by the Tragic Plane Crash”

The Supreme Court Bar Association expressed grief over the Ahmedabad air tragedy, stating it was “deeply saddened by the tragic plane crash.” It extended heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and prayed for peace.

New Book ‘Modi’s Niti Shastra’ Highlights PM Narendra Modi’s Legal Reforms and 11-Year Journey

Adish C Aggarwala’s book, “Modi’s Niti Shastra: The World’s His Oyster,” examines the evolution of India’s legal framework during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tenure. It highlights significant reforms that have been pivotal in modernizing the legal system, which has received limited attention compared to other sectors impacted by Modi’s governance.