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Plea Against Justice DY Chandrachud, India's Next Chief Justice, Dismissed
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking to restrain its seniormost judge, Justice DY Chandrachud, from taking oath as the Chief Justice of India on November 9 by terming the entire petition "misconceived".
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"Worrying": Justice DY Chandrachud On Only 1 Woman Judge In Top Court
The Supreme Court having left with only one woman judge is "deeply worrying" and must promptly receive serious introspection, top court judge, Justice DY Chandrachud, said on Saturday.
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Justice DY Chandrachud Seeks Equal Access To Courts For Visually Challenged Lawyers, Litigants
Justice DY Chandrachud has written to all the high courts to ensure that digital systems for accessing the country's justice delivery system are accessible to visually challenged lawyers. Justice Chandrachud is chairman of the Supreme Court's "eCommittee".
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Aadhaar Is Government's Right To Information On Citizens, Supreme Court Told
A law cannot be declared unconstitutional just because it could be misused, a Supreme Court judge said on Tuesday during the hearing in the crucial Aadhaar case. The five-judge constitution bench had heard senior lawyer Kapil Sibal outline how the 12-digit biometric data-based Unique Identification number could put privacy of citizens at risk.
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"Court Turned Fish Market," Says Irate Judge As Lawyers In Loya Case Spar
Raucous acrimony between two opposing lawyers during the hearing of the BH Loya death case on Monday exasperated a judge of the Supreme Court, who finally remarked that the court was turning into a "fish market". The petition being heard - demanding an independent inquiry into the death of the judge - is one of the sensitive cases that drove a wed...
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Don't Want To Become World's Refugee Capital: Top Court Told On Rohingya
The centre doesn't want India to become the refugee capital of the world, the government's senior law officer told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The law officer Tushar Mehta's assertion was a response to the petitioners alleging that border guards in the eastern part of the country, armed with stun guns and chilly spray, were pushing back the ref...
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Plea Against Justice DY Chandrachud, India's Next Chief Justice, Dismissed
The Supreme Court today dismissed a plea seeking to restrain its seniormost judge, Justice DY Chandrachud, from taking oath as the Chief Justice of India on November 9 by terming the entire petition "misconceived".
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"Worrying": Justice DY Chandrachud On Only 1 Woman Judge In Top Court
The Supreme Court having left with only one woman judge is "deeply worrying" and must promptly receive serious introspection, top court judge, Justice DY Chandrachud, said on Saturday.
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Justice DY Chandrachud Seeks Equal Access To Courts For Visually Challenged Lawyers, Litigants
Justice DY Chandrachud has written to all the high courts to ensure that digital systems for accessing the country's justice delivery system are accessible to visually challenged lawyers. Justice Chandrachud is chairman of the Supreme Court's "eCommittee".
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Aadhaar Is Government's Right To Information On Citizens, Supreme Court Told
A law cannot be declared unconstitutional just because it could be misused, a Supreme Court judge said on Tuesday during the hearing in the crucial Aadhaar case. The five-judge constitution bench had heard senior lawyer Kapil Sibal outline how the 12-digit biometric data-based Unique Identification number could put privacy of citizens at risk.
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"Court Turned Fish Market," Says Irate Judge As Lawyers In Loya Case Spar
Raucous acrimony between two opposing lawyers during the hearing of the BH Loya death case on Monday exasperated a judge of the Supreme Court, who finally remarked that the court was turning into a "fish market". The petition being heard - demanding an independent inquiry into the death of the judge - is one of the sensitive cases that drove a wed...
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Don't Want To Become World's Refugee Capital: Top Court Told On Rohingya
The centre doesn't want India to become the refugee capital of the world, the government's senior law officer told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The law officer Tushar Mehta's assertion was a response to the petitioners alleging that border guards in the eastern part of the country, armed with stun guns and chilly spray, were pushing back the ref...
