Felicitation Ceremony For The Chief Justice Of India Organized by Bar Council Of Delhi

Judiciary Dec 17, 2019 Editor: Kshipra Srivastava 9 Shares

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The Chief Justice of India, SA Bobde lighted a ceremonial lamp today (December 16, 2019) at a function organized by Bar Council of India in New Delhi to felicitate him on becoming Chief Justice of India.

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'Is this Virtual Injustice?': CJI promises to look into difficulty of new system of VC links

Legal Insiders Mar 04, 2021 Namya Bose ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 1 Shares

Steps and measures to improve and ensure proper working of links for Virtual Court hearings to be taken, says Chief Justice of India SA Bobde. On Wednesday (March 4, 2021), a lawyer expressed difficulty in accessing the VC links for the hearings, to which the CJI expressed, “We will give appropriate instructions. Everybody has to get a link.”Advocate KK Mani mentioned to the Court that many lawyers were facing difficulty in the new system with regards to getting the link for the...

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Group of 140 Lawyers Writes to CJI Seeking Suo Motu Cognizance Against Suspension of Internet Services in Parts of Delhi-NCR during Farmers' Protests [READ LETTER]

Legal Insiders Feb 04, 2021 ADITI AGGARWAL ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 8 Shares

A group of 140 lawyers have written an open letter to the Chief Justice of India against suspension of internet services in parts of Delhi-NCR, during the ongoing farmers’ protests.After the farmers' Republic Day tractor rally turned violent, the Ministry of Home Affairs ordered temporary suspension of Internet services in several parts of Delhi. This order was extended after violent encounters at Singhu Border on January 29,2021. The internet services at Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri...

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