Justice SS Shinde led bench of the #BombayHighCourt will hear Lt. Col. Prasad Purohit’s plea challenging the cognizance taken by the Special NIA Court against him in the #MalegaonBlast case without obtaining requisite sanctions under CrPC.
The court in the previous hearing observed that Purohit must ensure that the documents upon which he relies to make his arguments are served upon the opposite parties before such arguments are made.
Justice Shinde (to Shivde): Mr Shivde if the appeals lie before us, if it is assigned to this court then we will take and continue the hearing. If not then you can move a praecipe on the administrative side to get it assigned to this court.
Justice Pitale: And the appeal would be on facts too.
Shivde is submitting that the issue of sanction ought to be decided at the time of trial which begins at the time of framing of charges. Hence without sanction, the cognisance is illegal.
Another accused Sameer Kulkarni, who has also filed a petition points out to the Court that there are orders of the Supreme Court directing the expediting of the trial.
He submits to the Court in Marathi that the trial is pending for the last 12 years. Purohit and his lawyer appear in the High Court but not in the Special Court.
Supreme Court to hear a plea challenging the legislative competence of diverse State Assemblies in adopting 'Resolutions' against central statutes like CAA and farm laws which fall under the Union List of the Seventh Schedule #CAA #NRC #SupremeCourt
The plea states the Legislative actions of four different State Legislative Assemblies of Rajasthan, Kerala, Punjab and West Bengal have infringed Fundamental Rights of all Indian citizens #SupremeCourt
Senior Adv Soumya Chakroborty: I was asked to look at Arnab Goswami case and the Legislative competence bit. Article 194(2) provides the constitutional embargo.
CJI: We have nothing to do with liability of members
[Day 5] 5-judge Constitution bench of Supreme Court will continue hearing the challenge to Maharashtra State Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes Act which provides educational and employment reservation to #Marathas.
BREAKING: Read the 7 guidelines issued by #SupremeCourt for lower courts to keep in mind while passing such bail orders and not trivialize sexual offence
The court also issued various additional directions. The order reads:
Courts should desist from expressing any stereotype opinion, in words spoken during proceedings, or in the course of a judicial order to the effect that:-
1. Women are physically weak and need protection.
2. Women are incapable of or cannot take decisions on their own.
3. Men are the “head” of the household and should take all the decisions relating to family.
4. Women should be submissive and obedient according to our culture.
The Karnataka HC begins hearing two petitions moved by Amazon and Flipkart, seeking to quash the probe ordered by the CCI for alleged violations of Competition law.
Divan informs the Court on all allegations against Amazon and Flipkart - Predatory pricing, deep discounts, preferred sellers, Amazon and Flipkart selling their own private labeled brands/inventory at discounts.