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Justice Ravi Nath Tilhari nominated as executive chairman of APSLSA

The Ordinance question before the Supreme Court

Three of Tuesdayโ€™s five new judges sit on posts an Ordinance, not Parliament, created

Madras High Court criticises Supreme Court for ignoring its own observations on early disposal of election disputes

Justice G. Jayachandran writes, โ€œIf courts continue to ignore their own observations... I fear that this country may also go in the way of other autocratic countries which gained Independence around 75 years ago along with us.โ€

CJI Surya Kant to administer oath to five new Supreme Court judges

The Registry has made special arrangements for the ceremony and notified officers, staff members, and coordinating agencies, including the Supreme Court Security and the CPWD

The apex court rings its own chain

The Supreme Courtโ€™s reliance on suo motu cognisance has turned a once โ€˜rare but highly visibleโ€™ jurisdiction into a recurring instrument shaped by primetime attention and media reports; while it keeps โ€˜ringingโ€™ its own chain through televised listings and supervision, the trial courts below it continue doing the work

No tussle at all with judiciary over appointment of judges: Law Minister

Arjun Ram Meghwal explained that appointment systems in other countries are being examined informally and no formal mechanism has been put in place to study them.

Contribution by advocates to the nation is remarkable: Upalokayukta Phaneendra

The evolution of Hong Kongโ€™s independent common law

It is very often said that the common law is one of Hong Kongโ€™s greatest assets. It provides us with a corpus of law which shares common origins with those of many established jurisdictions. It enables conversations to take place between our legal professionals and with our counterparts elsewhere. As the only common law jurisdiction with both Chinese and English as official languages used in court, Hong Kong is the connection between China and the common law world. But what exactly is the Hong...

The judiciaryโ€™s role in complete justice

The Supreme Court is empowered under Article 142 to pass necessary orders to deliver complete justice where existing laws fail to provide a specific remedy. While this power acts as a โ€˜constitutional safety valveโ€™, critics argue that it may lead to judicial encroachment upon the domain of the Executive or the Legislature

Measure for measure: On Indiaโ€™s courts and criticism

Courts should not react defensively to every line of criticism

Supreme Court collegium recommends 19 persons for appointment as judges of Madras High Court

The incumbent Registrar General of the High Court S. Alli is among those whose names have been recommended for elevation

Supreme Court extends tenure of all retiring tribunal heads, members till September 8

A Bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi passed the order during the mentioning of a pending case

President Murmu approves increasing Supreme Court Judge strength from 34 to 38

Advocate Sumit Gehlot, a Supreme Court lawyer known for his views on constitutional and judicial issues, said the move was welcome but noted that merely increasing the number of judges would not fully solve the problem of pendency

Karjat MLA Rohit Pawar hits out at CJI comment on youngsters

Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi pulled up a lawyer for โ€œpursuingโ€ a senior advocate designation, saying that there are already โ€œparasitesโ€ in society who attack the system, and asked the petitioner whether he wanted to join hands with them

CJI Surya Kant clarifies โ€˜parasitesโ€™ remarks, says โ€˜painedโ€™ over media reports

"It is totally baseless to suggest that I criticised the youth of our nation. Not only am I proud of our present and future human resource, but every youth of India inspires me,โ€ the CJI said in a statement.

90% pc of long-pending revenue cases before ACsโ€™ courts cleared in last three years: Krishna Byre Gowda