NHAI today apprised Karnataka HC that it had donated Rs 2.5 Lakhs to two environment organizations as costs for filing objectionable affidavit making allegation that the Environment Protection Act was enacted at the instance of foreign powers.
Following this development, Division Bench headed by Chief Justice Abhay Oka has allowed the withdrawal of the objectionable affidavit filed by NHAI, making unsubstantiated allegations.
In its order, the Court expresses hope that NHAI will show sensitivity to laws in the field of Environment in the future.
Karnataka High Court allows NHAI to withdraw controversial affidavit on Environment Protection Act after it donates money to environmental cause
#SupremeCourt Bench led by Justice Abdul Nazeer hears plea by #FranklinTempleton challenging Karnataka High Court order which restrained winding up of six of its debt schemes without obtaining the consent of its investors by a simple majority #FranklinTempleton
Senior Advocate Ravindra Srivastava: The winding up decision is being challenged for being mala fide.
#BombayHighCourt will pronounce its verdict in the transit bail petition filed by lawyer and activist Nikita Jacob in the case registered by the Delhi Police pertaining to the “toolkit” related to the ongoing farmers protests.
Justice PD Naik said yesterday that he would pass an order in Jacob's plea after perusing order of the Aurangabad Bench granting transit bail to activist Shantanu Muluk, another person implicated in the #ToolkitCase .
#SupremeCourt to shortly hear petitions challenging the Uttar Pradesh ordinance, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand laws prohibiting religious #conversion for marriage
Petitioners argue that the laws are being misused to harass individuals indulging in interfaith marriages. #SupremeCourt #ordinance
Senior Adv CU Singh: Respondents has circulated a letter for adjournment. We are seeking to amend the plea to include challenge to Himachal and Madhya Pradesh laws. They have brought in conversion prohibition laws
Supreme Court to continue hearing petition filed by @Facebook India chief Ajit Mohan challenging the summons issued to him by Delhi Assembly's Committee in relation to #DelhiRiots2020. Arguments are likely to conclude today #SupremeCourt@secondatticus
Solicitor-General Tushar Mehta: Adjudication here is of a constitutional question on whether Delhi Assembly will have legislative competence to summon someone for a probe in a subject which is under a different list.
SG Mehta: Essentially the question boils to whether the Delhi assembly examining the social media company can be done at all.
Justice Kaul:Salve argued he can choose to appear somewhere and he can choose not to appear somewhere. It was his business decision to appear before you
[BREAKING] Supreme Court registers suo motu Criminal Contempt case against Rajdeep Sardesai for tweets criticising court, months after AG KK Venugopal denied consent
The case was registered by the Supreme Court despite the fact that Attorney General KK Venugopal had earlier refused to grant consent to the initiation of contempt proceedings against Rajdeep Sardesai