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Centre Says Time To Remove PIL As A Concept; Supreme Court Says "We're Cautious"
The matter came up as the Supreme Court's nine-judge Constitution Bench questioned the maintainability of petitions filed by non-devotees in the Sabarimala case
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Chief Justice Of India-Headed Bench Expected To Sit At 9:30 am On Monday
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud indicated on Friday that the Supreme Court bench headed by him would commence court proceedings an hour before the scheduled time on April 24.
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Impossible To List Constitution Benches Unless Time Rationed: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, which is hearing arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal sanction for same-sex marriage, said on Thursday the inflow of cases is so heavy it is impossible to list constitution bench matters.
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Delhi vs Centre 'Services' Row: Supreme Court's "Green Bench" To Decide
A constitution bench of the Supreme Court will go "completely paperless" for the first time when it adjudicates the contentious issue of the scope of powers of the Centre and the Delhi government over control of services, Justice DY Chandrachud said
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In Sena vs Sena Battle In Supreme Court, No Decision For Now
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said the matter, which involves multiple petitions, will require the constitution of a bench and will take some time to be listed.
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Ayodhya Verdict: "Time For Healing, Big Relief...": Supreme Court Judge To NDTV On Ayodhya
After delivering a historic verdict in the Ayodhya case, one of the five judges in the Supreme Court Constitution bench said "it is time for healing."
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Ayodhya Verdict: 1528 To Now, A 10-Point Timeline Of The Case
Seventy years after the first court case was filed in the dispute post-Independence, the Supreme Court today delivered a landmark verdict in the Babri Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi title suit. The disputed land will be given to a government-run trust for the building a temple and Muslims will be given a five-acre "suitable" plot in Ayodhya, a five-judge c...
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Daily Hearings In Supreme Court End, Verdict Reserved In Ayodhya Case
The Supreme Court has reserved verdict in the politically sensitive Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute in Ayodhya, after concluding daily hearings in the case after 40 days today. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, declaring "Enough is enough", had said they will conclude the hearings before 5 pm today, after a lawyer asked the top court for more t...
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"No Time" Due To Ayodhya Hearings: Top Court Puts Off J&K Cases By A Day
All petitions related to Jammu and Kashmir, where massive security restrictions are in place since the government scrapped special status to the state under Article 370, were today put off by a day by the Supreme Court, which said they would be taken up by a Constitution bench from Tuesday.
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Mediators In Ayodhya Dispute Get Time Till August 15 To Find Solution
The mediation panel for the Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute was today given time till August 15 by the Supreme Court to come up with a solution. "The panel wants more time, which we are inclined to give," said a constitution bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi.
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Centre Says Time To Remove PIL As A Concept; Supreme Court Says "We're Cautious"
The matter came up as the Supreme Court's nine-judge Constitution Bench questioned the maintainability of petitions filed by non-devotees in the Sabarimala case
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Chief Justice Of India-Headed Bench Expected To Sit At 9:30 am On Monday
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud indicated on Friday that the Supreme Court bench headed by him would commence court proceedings an hour before the scheduled time on April 24.
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Impossible To List Constitution Benches Unless Time Rationed: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, which is hearing arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal sanction for same-sex marriage, said on Thursday the inflow of cases is so heavy it is impossible to list constitution bench matters.
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Delhi vs Centre 'Services' Row: Supreme Court's "Green Bench" To Decide
A constitution bench of the Supreme Court will go "completely paperless" for the first time when it adjudicates the contentious issue of the scope of powers of the Centre and the Delhi government over control of services, Justice DY Chandrachud said
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In Sena vs Sena Battle In Supreme Court, No Decision For Now
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said the matter, which involves multiple petitions, will require the constitution of a bench and will take some time to be listed.
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Ayodhya Verdict: "Time For Healing, Big Relief...": Supreme Court Judge To NDTV On Ayodhya
After delivering a historic verdict in the Ayodhya case, one of the five judges in the Supreme Court Constitution bench said "it is time for healing."
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Ayodhya Verdict: 1528 To Now, A 10-Point Timeline Of The Case
Seventy years after the first court case was filed in the dispute post-Independence, the Supreme Court today delivered a landmark verdict in the Babri Masjid-Ram Janambhoomi title suit. The disputed land will be given to a government-run trust for the building a temple and Muslims will be given a five-acre "suitable" plot in Ayodhya, a five-judge c...
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Daily Hearings In Supreme Court End, Verdict Reserved In Ayodhya Case
The Supreme Court has reserved verdict in the politically sensitive Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute in Ayodhya, after concluding daily hearings in the case after 40 days today. Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, declaring "Enough is enough", had said they will conclude the hearings before 5 pm today, after a lawyer asked the top court for more t...
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"No Time" Due To Ayodhya Hearings: Top Court Puts Off J&K Cases By A Day
All petitions related to Jammu and Kashmir, where massive security restrictions are in place since the government scrapped special status to the state under Article 370, were today put off by a day by the Supreme Court, which said they would be taken up by a Constitution bench from Tuesday.
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Mediators In Ayodhya Dispute Get Time Till August 15 To Find Solution
The mediation panel for the Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute was today given time till August 15 by the Supreme Court to come up with a solution. "The panel wants more time, which we are inclined to give," said a constitution bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi.
