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Supreme Court Opines All Courts<br>Should Have Hybrid System For<br>Hearing Cases

Supreme Court Opines All Courts
Should Have Hybrid System For
Hearing Cases

04 Feb 2023 13:57 PM IST

The Supreme Court in the case I.S. Inbadurai vs Appavu observed and has verbally expressed that all courts in the country need to have in place wherein we have a hybrid system for hearing the cases. The bench comprising of Justice SK Kaul and Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka, wherein it
DELHI HIGH COURT: AIRCRAFT IMPORTED FOR PRIVATE PURPOSES, NO CUSTOMS DUTY EXEMPTION ALLOWED

DELHI HIGH COURT: AIRCRAFT IMPORTED FOR PRIVATE PURPOSES, NO CUSTOMS DUTY EXEMPTION ALLOWED

04 Feb 2023 13:54 PM IST

The Delhi High Court in the case East India Hotels Ltd. Versus Commissioners of Customs, General Excise and Central GST observed and has held that the aircraft was imported for private purposes and not for providing non-scheduled passenger or charter services. Therefore, the conditions for the customs duty is being
Tripura High Court: State Govt Has No Absolute Power To Revoke Nomination Of A Nominated State member To PCI [Pharmacy Act 1948]

Tripura High Court: State Govt Has No Absolute Power To Revoke Nomination Of A Nominated State member To PCI [Pharmacy Act 1948]

04 Feb 2023 13:50 PM IST

The Tripura high Court in the case Sri Nilimanka Das v. The State of Tripura and 6 Ors observed and has held that the state government does not have absolute authority to cancel the nomination of a nominated State member to Pharmacy Council of India under the Pharmacy Act, 1948.
IN COURT SUPREME COURT DISMISSES CHALLENGE TO SEC 33(7) RP ACT: FOR PARLIAMENT TO DECIDE WEATHER TO ALLOW CANDIDATES TO CONTEST TWO SEATS

IN COURT SUPREME COURT DISMISSES CHALLENGE TO SEC 33(7) RP ACT: FOR PARLIAMENT TO DECIDE WEATHER TO ALLOW CANDIDATES TO CONTEST TWO SEATS

04 Feb 2023 13:44 PM IST

The Supreme Court in the case Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay vs Union of India observed and has dismissed the PIL challenging the constitutionality of Section 33(7) of the Representation of Peoples Act 1951, wherein it is allowing a candidate to contest from two seats in elections. The bench comprising of Chief
SUPREME COURT: TRIBUNALS HAVE<br>BECOME HAVEN FOR RETIRED JUDGES<br>& BUREAUCRATS; THEY MUST HAVE<br>SPECIALISTS AS MEMBERS

SUPREME COURT: TRIBUNALS HAVE
BECOME HAVEN FOR RETIRED JUDGES
& BUREAUCRATS; THEY MUST HAVE
SPECIALISTS AS MEMBERS

03 Feb 2023 09:34 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case I.S. Inbadurai vs Appavum, wherein the Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul observed and stated that the Tribunals in the country should have experts in the respective fields as members. The bench headed by Justice Kaul stated that I have no hesitation in
Madras High Court Seeking Govt’s Response On Plea Of General Neutral Toilets Across States

Madras High Court Seeking Govt’s Response On Plea Of General Neutral Toilets Across States

03 Feb 2023 09:28 AM IST

The Madras High Court in the case Fred Rogers v. The Chief Secretary and others observed and has directed the State to respond to a petition seeking gender neutral public toilets across educational institutes, at bus stops, railway stations, airports and such other public places. The bench comprising of Chief
High Court: Delhi losing forest<br>cover like anything, we should leave<br>something for future generations

High Court: Delhi losing forest
cover like anything, we should leave
something for future generations

02 Feb 2023 08:58 AM IST

The Delhi High Court in the case Courts On Its Own Motion 9Air Pollution Of Delhi) v. Union Of India & Ors observed wherein the court was hearing a suo motu public interest litigation initiated in 2015 on the issue of air pollution in Delhi. It has been stated by
Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure At AdjournmentsIn Delhi RiotsCase: If Solicitor General Is Not Available, Making Alternative Arrangements

Supreme Court Expresses Displeasure At AdjournmentsIn Delhi RiotsCase: If Solicitor General Is Not Available, Making Alternative Arrangements

02 Feb 2023 08:54 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case State of NCT of Delhi & Ors vs Asif Iqbal Tanha & Ors. vs.SLP observed and has expressed displeasure at the Delhi Police wherein seeking adjournment in the Delhi riots conspiracy case on the ground of the unavailability of the Solicitor General of India.
Supreme Court Directed All Courts/Tribunals To Mandatorily Deposit Amount Deposited By Parties With Registry In A Bank Or Financial Institution

Supreme Court Directed All Courts/Tribunals To Mandatorily Deposit Amount Deposited By Parties With Registry In A Bank Or Financial Institution

02 Feb 2023 08:52 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case KL Suneja and others vs Dr (Mrs) Manjeet Kaur Monga (Died) through legal representatives observed and has issued an important direction that all the courts and judicial forums should frame guidelines for ensuring that the amount which is to be deposited in a bank
Supreme Court: Being Short Of Funds To pay Court Fee Is Not A Sufficient Reason To Condone Delay To File Appeal

Supreme Court: Being Short Of Funds To pay Court Fee Is Not A Sufficient Reason To Condone Delay To File Appeal

02 Feb 2023 08:49 AM IST

The Supreme Court in the case Ajay Dabra vs Pyare Ram observed that being a short of sufficient funds to pay court fee is not a reason to condone the delay in filing of an appeal. The court stated that an appeal can be filed in terms of Section 149
5 Major Announcements For Middle-Class

5 Major Announcements For Middle-Class

02 Feb 2023 08:38 AM IST

The Union Budget for 2023- 2024 was presented in the Lok Sabha by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1, 2023. Here are 5 5 major announcements for the middle class: 1.Income Tax Rebate Limit Is To Be Raised In The New Tax Regime From Rs. 5 Lakhs To Rs.
Centre seeking review of SC judgement declaring Section 3(2) of Benami Transactions

Centre seeking review of SC judgement declaring Section 3(2) of Benami Transactions

01 Feb 2023 09:36 AM IST

Plea has been filed by the Central Government wherein seeking review of the judgement of Supreme Court wherein the Top Court had declared that Section 3(2) of the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act 1988 as unconstitutional on the ground of being manifestly arbitrary. The bench comprising of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud
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