Former chief justice of India J.S. Verma on Monday asked the Supreme Court not to appeal against the Delhi High Court judgment on implementation of Right to Information Act in the judiciary, since it would amount to "conflict of interest."
Former chief justice of India J.S. Verma on Monday asked the Supreme Court not to appeal against the Delhi High Court judgment on implementation of Right to Information Act in the judiciary, since it would amount to "conflict of interest."
Express News Service Posted online: Saturday , Jan 30, 2010 at 0251 hrs Chandigarh : The Punjab and Haryana High Court Bar Association has unanimously decided to file a protest petition against the closure report filed by the CBI in the ‘cash-at-judge-door’ case.
New Delhi : In a rare outburst, a sitting High Court Judge has alleged that “a vocal and aggressive Executive Government is attempting to regulate and take over Judiciary, even by corrupting the Judiciary.”
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today said it will consider on March 25 the plea for taking suo motu cognizance of contempt action against noted advocate Prashant Bhushan who was issued with a notice for allegedly casting aspersions on a senior apex court judge and
Top jurists on Monday opposed the inclusion of senior Supreme Court lawyer P.P. Rao in the three-member probe panel to inquire into the corruption allegations against Karnataka High Court Chief Justice P.D. Dinakaran.