TOP STORIES
COVID-19
- No train or bus fare to be charged from migrant workers; SC issues interim directions
- SC takes suo motu cognisance of problems and miseries of migrant labourers; Issues notice to Centre and States/UTs
- Air India can operate full capacity flights till June 6 only
- No coercive action to be taken for one week in representative petition challenging MHA order on payment of full wages during lockdown
- SC extends limitation prescribed under the A&C, 1996 and the NI Act,1881
- SC dismisses plea seeking compliance of MHA order directing landlords not to demand rent from students & migrant workers
CONSTITUTION BENCH VERDICT
Vizag Gas Leak
- SC allows 30 LG Polymers personnel to access the plant till AP HC considers the matter
- Arnab Goswami vs Sonia Gandhi Row|
- SC refuses to transfer the matter to CBI; Extends interim protection for 3 more weeks
Article 370
Scandalous allegations against SC judges
MORE STORIES
Bar under Order 23 Rule 3A CPC to challenge compromise decree extends to strangers as well
“The purpose of effecting a compromise between the parties is to put an end to the various disputes pending before the Court of competent jurisdiction once and for all.”
In a 2:1 verdict, the 3-judge bench of Arun Mishra, MR Shah and Ajay Rastogi, JJ has held that the disciplinary authority has powers to impose the penalty of dismissal/major penalty upon the employee even after his attaining the age of superannuation if the disciplinary proceedings were initiated while the employee was in service in view of the Conduct, Discipline and Appeal Rules.
No coercive action against Advocate Prashant Bhushan over his ‘opium’ tweet on Ramayan re-telecast
SC granted protection to activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan from any coercive action in an FIR lodged against him at Rajkot in Gujarat for allegedly hurting religious sentiments of the Hindus.
If the list is to be drawn up according to merit, it is possible that the last person in the list of selectees may be the senior most and going by the Report of the Committee, if all the selectees are promoted in the same year such last person may as well be at the top of the list of promotes through LCE. In that event, the seniority shall become the governing criteria and the excellence on part of a comparatively junior candidate may recede in the background.
It would not be appropriate to permit the use of the Monument to hold various functions during the night after 8.00 P.M. The tourist timings are 8.00 A.M. to 8.00 P.M. During that time, considering the importance of the historical Monument and it is in encircled structure by wall and its potentiality there cannot be any objection for its being used for multipurpose appropriate activities. At the same time, there is in place a noise restriction, the same has to be strictly observed.
The bench took up the matter through video conferencing at 10 am, just half an hour before the scheduled swearing-in of judicial officer Padmaraj N Desai as an additional judge of the Karnataka High Court and dismissed it saying the Court cannot entertain such plea at the eleventh hour.
“…to constitute civil contempt, it must be established that disobedience of the order is wilful, deliberate and with full knowledge of consequences.”
IN OTHER NEWS
- Supreme Court releases a list of 1239 matters likely to be heard from June 1
- Supreme Court notifies new dress code for advocates
- In a first, Single-Judge bench starts hearing cases in Supreme Court
- 228 advocates registered as Advocates-on-Record of the Supreme Court
- Supreme Court’s Summer Vacation rescheduled
