Tis Hazari Court Judge, Manoj Jain, granted bail to Ishrat Masroor Quddusi, former High Court Judge of Odisha, who was involved in a medical college scam over a personal bond of Rs. 1 lakh. Mr. Bhawna Pandey, another accused in the case, has also been granted interim bail for one week. However, the Bail pleas of Mr. B.P. Yadav and Mr. Palash Yadav, who manage the affairs of Prasad Institute of Medical Science are kept pending. Which will be decided on 6 October.
The arrests were made in pursuance of an FIR according to which Mr. Quddusi allegedly conspired with Ms. Pandey to “settle” the matter concerning debarment of Prasad Institute of Medical Science, Lucknow, which is one of the 46 colleges barred by the Government. These 46 colleges have been prohibited from admitting medical students for the forthcoming 1 or 2 years because of substandard facilities and non-fulfillment of essential criteria.
Odisha Lawyer fined for not wearing neckband during the trial through video-conference [READ ORDER]
Judiciary
Feb 22, 2021
Mathews Savio
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In the latest of a series of attempts by the judiciary to ensure that the court etiquettes are not compromised in the virtual mode of its functioning the Odisha High Court, last Monday, fined a lawyer Rs. 500 for not wearing a neckband during the hearing of a case.The court observed that every profession has a dress code that helps identify the people belonging to that profession. The lawyer's dress code is governed by the Advocates Act, 1961 which makes it mandatory for lawyers to wear a black...
E-Lok Adalat Successful in all 30 Districts and High Court of Odisha
Judiciary
Sep 16, 2020
VANDANA KOTHARI
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Editor: Ekta Joshi
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The coronavirus pandemic has made it difficult to process most of the things physically, therefore a new platform has been adopted to operate many of our transactions online. Our Judiciary system has also adopted this new platform and has named the courtsas virtual courts where the hearings are done through video conferencing. Lok Adalat is a concept under the Legal Services Authority Act, wherein the awards given by it is regarded as a decree given by the civil court and is binding...
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