Tag: Supreme Court

Jallikattu: No stay on new law, says Supreme Court as it slams Tamil Nadu govt for chaos

Source:- indiatoday.intoday.in Refusing to stay the new jallikattu law passed by the Tamil Nadu Assembly, the Supreme Court however slammed the state government today for not following the law and order during the massive protests earlier this month to revive the bull-taming sport. Asking the AIADMK government to reply to its notice within six weeks,

Supreme Court collegium row deepens over Uttarakhand HC Justice’s transfer

Source:- hindustantimes.com Justice J Chelameswar, a member of the Supreme Court collegium that clears appointments to the higher judiciary, has questioned its decision not to elevate “the highly competent” Justice KM Joseph to the top court. Justice Joseph, the Chief Justice of the Uttarakhand High Court, was on the collegium’s shortlist last year. But his

Jammu and Kashmir govt sacks counsel for failing to file petition against Supreme Court’s ‘sovereignty’ verdict

Source:- financialexpress.com The Jammu and Kashmir state government has recently sacked its standing counsel in the top court for refusing to file a review petition to dispute a Supreme Court’s recently passed verdict. Some time back the Supreme Court has said that Jammu and Kashmir has no vestige of sovereignty outside the Constitution of India.

Law ministry clears five judges for Supreme Court

Source:- indiatimes.com NEW DELHI: The law ministry has cleared the files for appointment of five Supreme Court judges and forwarded them to the Prime Minister’s Office which will shortly take the President’s assent before they are notified, likely to be done within the next week. The SC currently has 23 judges. With the fresh appointments

Karnataka quota law for promotion invalid, says Supreme Court

Source:- indianexpress.com MAINTAINING THAT the State does not have unbridled powers to provide promotion in reservation to the backward classes, the Supreme Court on Thursday held that an exercise to determine inadequacy of representation, backwardness and overall efficiency is “a must” before granting promotion to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes employees. A bench of Justices