The Supreme Court on Friday designated 56 lawyers and advocate-on-record (AoR) as senior advocates. “A notification issued by the apex court stated, ‘The Chief Justice of India and the judges of the... Read more »
The Kerala High Court has dismissed an FIR against a 51-year-old woman, asserting that no litigant or lawyer needs to approach a court with folded hands, as judges are merely fulfilling their... Read more »
A clash erupted between two groups of advocates on Wednesday at the Lawyer’s Chambers in the western wing of Delhi’s Tis Hazari Court complex. The situation escalated from verbal abuse and scuffles... Read more »
The Allahabad High Court has directed the GST Commissionerate in Lucknow to provide clear directives to prevent the issuance of service tax or GST notices to practicing lawyers for legal services in... Read more »
The Bombay High Court recently stated that lawyers representing parties from outside its territorial jurisdiction will not be given special consideration, and their absence will not be grounds for adjournment. According to... Read more »
The Supreme Court today said that lawyers can’t go on strike or abstain from work and directed all high courts to constitute a grievance redressal committee at the state level headed by... Read more »
Acting Chief Justice T Raja of the Madras High Court on Tuesday urged all lawyers to wear masks in light of the rise in COVID-19 cases. Justice Raja revealed that some judges of... Read more »
SC Collegium Recommends Appointment Of A Judicial Officer And Three Lawyers As Uttarakhand HC Judges
The Supreme Court Collegium has recently recommended the appointment of three advocates and one judicial officer to the Uttarakhand High Court as judges. Vivek Bharti Sharma is the recommended judicial officer. Rakesh Thapliyal,... Read more »
The Supreme Court and its registry will be closed on Friday, April 14th, in observance of Dr. BR Ambedkar’s birth anniversary. A circular to this effect was issued on Tuesday by Chief Justice of India... Read more »
The Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju recently claimed that differences between the executive and the judiciary are part and parcel of democracy and the same should not be labelled as ‘confrontation’. According... Read more »