Parties Approaching Judges Becoming Regular Practice In NCLAT: Judicial Member Of Chennai Bench Recuses From Hearing Case

“If I was in the High Court, I would have sent the concerned person to jail. No client will approach the judge without the consent of their counsel. The public shouldn't have the feeling that we are approachable,” he said. Read More>>

'Damocles Sword Hanging On Nation' : Indira Jaising Requests Union Law Minister To Halt Implementation Of New Criminal Laws

Jaising has requested the Union Ministry to delay the implementation of the new laws and open the floor for relevant stakeholders to debate and discuss their concerns with the proposed criminal laws. Read More>>

Courts Responsible To Prevent Criminal Action Against Innocents, Must Proceed With Circumspection When Malicious Prosecution Alleged: Jharkhand HC

“If a person decides to file a malicious case, every care is being taken in drafting of the complaint petition as well as in the contents of the FIR so that the ingredients of the sections may be made out and if such situation is there, the Court is required to read the things in between the lines,” Justice Dwivedi noted. Read More>>

Even If Suo Motu Revision Of Corruption Cases Are Ultimately Dropped, Message Should Go Out That No One Should Take Courts For Granted: Madras HC

The court was hearing the suo motu revisions against the discharge/acquittal of Revenue Minister KKSSR Ramachandran, Finance Minister Thangam Thenarasu, and former TN CM O Panneerselvam. TN Advocate General PS Raman concluded his arguments today and the matter has been adjourned to Thursday for reply by the Minister's counsel. Read More>>

Justice Not Saleable, Failure To Extend Benefits Of Judgment In Rem To Similarly Situated Persons Violates Constitutional Rights: Rajasthan HC

"Justice is not a saleable commodity. All aggrieved persons should not be compelled by the State Authorities to approach the Court of law and get similar orders which have been passed in favour of the similarly situated persons who approached the Court earlier," the Rajasthan High Court observed recently. Read More>>