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Swatanter Kumar submits affidavit ahead of Intern X’s SC hearing tomorrow | Read X’s PIL (opens the original)
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The respondents in X’s PIL are the Supreme Court, via its secretary general; Kumar, who is currently chairperson of the National Green Tribunal (NGT); and the Ministry of Environment and Forests, which is the NGT’s nodal ministry. The matter is listed as item number 32 in the Chief Justice of India’s (CJI) court with an intervention by the original petitioners in the landmark Vishaka judgment, in which the Supreme Court made redressal mechanisms for sexual harassment in the workplace mandatory i
Nandrajog wins big for Bennett Coleman, kills dead Sahara-Swatanter injunction over Pachauri sex harassment claim [READ ORDERS] (opens the original)
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The Delhi high court has lifted its order restraining publication of reports on the alleged harassment complaint by a female research analyst to Delhi police, against The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) director-general Rajendra K Pachauri, a joint winner of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize and the chairman of the UN’s influential Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Senior advocate Sudhir Nandrajog and Manish Srivastava were acting for Bennett Coleman and convinced Delhi high court
CLAT paper error-free, says expert committee report: HC judge sceptical (opens the original)
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The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2015 expert committee has found that the CLAT 2015 LLB question paper has no errors, the Punjab & Haryana high court was told yesterday in a writ filed by CLAT 2015 candidate Agrima Lailer on 12 June through advocate Ravinder Malik. Lailer told Legally India that CLAT 2015 convenor RMLNLU Lucknow’s counsel yesterday submitted a sealed cover to the Punjab & Haryana high court stating that the expert committee - formed for the second-time since the CLAT 2015 re
‘Man died, justice lived’: How a group of lawyers opened the SC’s doors in the dead of night but failed by dawn [READ YAKUB WRIT & MERCY PETITIONS] (opens the original)
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“Hope died, man died, justice lived,” commented Rishabh Sancheti, one of Yakub Memon’s advocates, about the early-morning, eleventh hour Supreme Court hearing that ultimately failed to save his client from the noose. “Justice lived, in terms of not the very outcome, but the process, the final court affording one final chance, at the very final moment,” he added. “Have you (heard) it happen in any other country?” Lawyers representing Memon, the convict who was hanged to death at Nagpur central ja
Is it ever ok to call a judge a 'sumbhan'? An idiots guide to contempt of court laws (opens the original)
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There is an old joke amongst lawyers. Annoyed with a lawyer’s argument, the judge asks the lawyer: “Counsel do you take me for an idiot?” Pat comes the answer from the lawyer: “Your honour, I can’t answer that question without being sent to jail for either contempt or perjury.” Closer to reality, the Supreme Court on 30 January sent MV Jayarajan, a politician from the CPI(M) to jail for four weeks for calling judges “sumbhan” during a firebrand speech criticising judicial activism in the Kerala
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