Justice Abhay Oka
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Ex-Top Court Judge Takes Swipe At PM's Adviser Over Viksit Bharat Remark
Every citizen has the right to offer constructive criticism of the judiciary but must establish that orders passed by courts have interfered with development work and are in violation of Constitution, ex-Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said
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"Judge Should Be Able To Offend": Justice Abhay Oka On Retirement Day
Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said ahead of his retirement that a judge has to be firm and "be able to offend", adding that he had been harsh only to follow the Constitution.
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Bombay High Court Reserves Judgment About Illegal Hoardings
The Bombay High Court on Saturday reserved its judgment on two public interest litigations against illegal hoardings, banners and posters.
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Bombay High Court Tells Railways to Reconsider Policy on Commuters' Security
The Bombay High Court has asked the Indian Railways to reconsider its policy on providing security to commuters in long-distance trains. The court was hearing a petition filed by a young woman who lost her leg after being pushed out of a moving train. She was reportedly chasing a thief who was running away with her bag.
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Ex-Top Court Judge Takes Swipe At PM's Adviser Over Viksit Bharat Remark
Every citizen has the right to offer constructive criticism of the judiciary but must establish that orders passed by courts have interfered with development work and are in violation of Constitution, ex-Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said
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"Judge Should Be Able To Offend": Justice Abhay Oka On Retirement Day
Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S Oka said ahead of his retirement that a judge has to be firm and "be able to offend", adding that he had been harsh only to follow the Constitution.
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Bombay High Court Reserves Judgment About Illegal Hoardings
The Bombay High Court on Saturday reserved its judgment on two public interest litigations against illegal hoardings, banners and posters.
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Bombay High Court Tells Railways to Reconsider Policy on Commuters' Security
The Bombay High Court has asked the Indian Railways to reconsider its policy on providing security to commuters in long-distance trains. The court was hearing a petition filed by a young woman who lost her leg after being pushed out of a moving train. She was reportedly chasing a thief who was running away with her bag.
