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Lawyer Sends "Unprepared" Junior To Supreme Court. What Happened Next
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped Rs 2,000 as costs on an advocate on record for sending an "unprepared" junior to court in his place to seek an adjournment.
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Expect That The Supreme Court Will Uphold Decision To Cancel Final Exams: Odisha
Through its advocate on record the Odisha Government reiterated its stand that it is not possible to hold final-year and final-semester UG and PG examinations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rajasthan Government Sacks Counsel Who Filed Case Against Rahul Gandhi
The Congress government in Rajasthan has sacked one of its counsels in the Supreme Court after it emerged that she was the Advocate on Record in a contempt plea against Rahul Gandhi filed by BJP leader Meenakshi Lekhi on the Rafale deal.
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Chief Justice Has A New Year's Gift For Young Lawyers In Supreme Court
It is the Supreme Court's New Year's gift for budding lawyers. Chief Justice Dipak Misra on Thursday allowed young lawyers to appear in his court to seek urgent hearing of cases, a practice that ended last September when the country's top judge banned senior advocates from jumping the queue.
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Senior Lawyers Can No Longer Jump The Queue For Hearings In Supreme Court
The regular practice in the countrys top court of allowing senior advocates to seek urgent hearing of cases, jumping the queue, was brought to an abrupt end today. Chief Justice of India Justice Dipak Misra said, -Only Advocates on Record can mention cases for urgent hearing. Thats the policy from today.-
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Supreme Court Restrains Lawyer From Practising For A Month
The Supreme Court today restrained a lawyer from practicing as an Advocate On Record (AOR) for a month.
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Verdict on Validity of Law on Judges' Appointment by Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Friday will pronounce its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) which brought to an end the two-decade-old collegium system of judges appointing judges in the higher judiciary.
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Lawyer Sends "Unprepared" Junior To Supreme Court. What Happened Next
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped Rs 2,000 as costs on an advocate on record for sending an "unprepared" junior to court in his place to seek an adjournment.
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Expect That The Supreme Court Will Uphold Decision To Cancel Final Exams: Odisha
Through its advocate on record the Odisha Government reiterated its stand that it is not possible to hold final-year and final-semester UG and PG examinations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Rajasthan Government Sacks Counsel Who Filed Case Against Rahul Gandhi
The Congress government in Rajasthan has sacked one of its counsels in the Supreme Court after it emerged that she was the Advocate on Record in a contempt plea against Rahul Gandhi filed by BJP leader Meenakshi Lekhi on the Rafale deal.
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Chief Justice Has A New Year's Gift For Young Lawyers In Supreme Court
It is the Supreme Court's New Year's gift for budding lawyers. Chief Justice Dipak Misra on Thursday allowed young lawyers to appear in his court to seek urgent hearing of cases, a practice that ended last September when the country's top judge banned senior advocates from jumping the queue.
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Senior Lawyers Can No Longer Jump The Queue For Hearings In Supreme Court
The regular practice in the countrys top court of allowing senior advocates to seek urgent hearing of cases, jumping the queue, was brought to an abrupt end today. Chief Justice of India Justice Dipak Misra said, -Only Advocates on Record can mention cases for urgent hearing. Thats the policy from today.-
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Supreme Court Restrains Lawyer From Practising For A Month
The Supreme Court today restrained a lawyer from practicing as an Advocate On Record (AOR) for a month.
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Verdict on Validity of Law on Judges' Appointment by Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Friday will pronounce its judgement on a batch of pleas challenging the constitutional validity of National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) which brought to an end the two-decade-old collegium system of judges appointing judges in the higher judiciary.
