The Governor grants sanction to CBI on May 7. New cabinet is sworn in on May 10. Chargesheet is file on May 17 and arrest happen on May 17: Dr. Singhvi
The test for bail is flight risk, noncooperation and tampering of evidence.
If court finds these three things are not likely to happen, then bail is granted. It is common sense: Dr. Singhvi
One of the accused is a minister since 2011. Second person is MLA for 50 years.
My question is since 2014 when sting happend, what else is left for them to tampered with if they want to. How much non cooperation can they do. And with such roots, how much flight risk are they?
Are they such flight risks that only way for CBI to deal with them is custodial interrogation: Dr. Singhvi.
Res Ipsa loquitur is used for civil law. But let me with Your Lordships permission use it in criminal case. The facts speaks for themselves and the facts are enough to grant relief to accused: Dr. Singhvi
Discussion now on Section 41A of CRPC on requiring persons who need not be arrested, to appear before police if there is reasonable suspicion that such person has committed a cognizable offence.
Nobody is questioning their power. But they do not have any obligation to arrest
Casual arrest is a Draconian thing: Dr. Singhvi.
It is against rights of all, deprived classes and privileged classes alike.
Of course it affects and is applied more detrimentally against deprived classes: Dr. Singhvi
CBI is not challenging the bail order on merits. What he is saying is the environment due to mobocracy was such the entire proceedings stood vitiated: Justice IP Mukerji.
CBI knows well that in all five points which I have raised, it has no case: Dr. Singhvi
If a protest peaceful then it is not mobocracy. Mobocracy suggest highly illegal action by mob. It is a question of fact. Was there such mobocracy? Justice Mukerji to Dr. Singhvi
CBI is trying to brush all other issues under the carpet of mobocracy: Dr. Singhvi
But let me come to the issue of mobocracy.
There is no material to show such mobocracy: Dr. Singhvi
We are proud in this country that there is democracy thriving. That is why our building and highways take longer than China. We are 10 to 12 years behind because of D word - democracy: Dr. Singhvi
Dr. Singhvi says MLAs had come out in support of colleagues.
Acting CJ Rajesh Bindal ask why law minister was in court? Does he usually go to court?
I am not saying the judge has to record details. But there has to be some material in the order suggesting judge being overawed. But not even a whisper of that in the order: Dr. Singhvi
Is there is any such order where a judge records it? Acting CJ Bindal.
There are many order where judge records conduct of parties and lawyers and then recuse or pass order: Dr Singhvi
And they raise the issue after arguing before the court and passes an order. Suddenly the proceedings become null and void. It an ex post facto after thought to justify their actions that day: Dr. Singhvi
They could not have proved bias. So they tried to say it is not actual bias they are trying to prove but some perception of bias that might have been caused to common man: Dr. Singhvi.
When a prosecuting agency of centre is clearly acting maliciously, then it makes no difference whether those who are protesting are ministers or Chief Minister: Dr. Singhvi
The fact that the CM and minister was there should be seen in the context of who the prosecuting agency is: Dr. Singhvi
I have never seen a prosecuting agency more malevolent in arresting leaders after swearing in after getting sanction when cabinet was not there: Dr. Singhvi
Justice Arijit Banerjee asks when can a proceedings stand vitiated due to mobocracy.
There has to be very high degree of such mobocracy and it has to affect courts: Dr. Singhvi.
1984 Delhi and 2002 Gujarat were instances of mobocracy but even that did not affect courts: Dr. Singhvi
So there must be an objective conclusion that the city was in flames and it affected courts. But to say subjective perception of people is decisive factor would be a travesty: Dr. Singhvi.
Who will decide this if this allowed. My perception is not Mr. Mehta's perception. And Mr. Mehta's perception might not be Mr. Dastoor's perception: Dr. Singhvi
No judgment will be safe if any democratic protests is ground to hold court proceedings vitiated: Dr. Singhvi
These are procedural conveniences. Mr. Mehta can rebutt if he feels the affidavit has something extra. But hearing on mobocracy should be after hearing State: Dr. Singhvi
I would adopt Dr. singhvi's argument as far as this whole Single Judge-Division Bench issue they have raised: SG Tushar Mehta
You are comparing statutory prescriptions to procedural norms: Dr. Singhvi responds
The submission of SG is that the effect may not be actual but a reasonable man should have notion that the judicial functioning has been affected: Justice IP Mukerji
I cannot have put it better. Can a court assess a notion? Dr. Singhvi.
Dr. Singhvi says none of the single case cited by him covers his argument. If there is a fact like say the judge has shareholding which was not disclosed, then that could lead to apprehension of bias.
He has taken chalk and applied to cheese in his 64 page volume of case laws he has submitted.
None of the case deal with a perception of a reasonable man being ground for vitiating proceedings: Dr. Singhvi
Justice IP Mukerji asks if a litigant sees opposite party going to judges chamber and then coming out, can he not have a perception of bias though the judge might or might not have been influenced by the party who went in.
The Government made all efforts to get all medicines from all over the world. Government did not leave any stone unturned to procure Oxygen, Medicines. #PMNarendraModi
There are very few vaccine manufacturers in the world. Imagine if there were no vaccines that were manufactured in India.
For the past 50-60 years, vaccines used to take decades to get vaccines from around the world.
State including Police and judiciary to remove prejudices against LGBTQIA+ community and to ensure that they are brought into the mainstream of the society
Bench notes from an affidavit submitted by the Centre that the ventilators issue has been sorted.
Court: We do not want to order that use these ventilators. We leave it upon the doctors and the medical staff to take that call on using the ventilators.
Court: We have been told through this affidavit that the ventilators are safe to be used on patients. With proper back-up if they can be used then..
Back-up in the sense, if there is some fault, then the patient does not suffer.
Justice L Nageswara Rao led bench of #SupremeCourt to hear application concerning children orphaned due to #COVID19 pandemic
The application is in the #suomotu matter regarding prevention of COVID-19 in child care institutions across the country
Centre was earlier asked to provide details of a scheme recently announced under PM Cares Fund to ensure that children who lost their parents to the COVID-19 pandemic will be benefitted #PMCaresFund #SupremeCourt
Supreme Court to shortly hear a plea seeking stay on proposed demolition of about 10,000 houses at Khori Gaon, Faridabad Haryana, planned to be demolished by @MCF_Faridabad "any day"
Writ petition in #SupremeCourt under Article 32 challenges the Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran Rehabilitation Policy to the extent it limits the cut off for rehabilitation to 2003. Plea says @MCF_Faridabad demolished 1700 slums without following lawful procedure
The petition has been filed by 10,000 families living at a slum colony in Khori Gaon Basti, Faridabad, Haryana. They have been residing on government land since 1980. "Most of them, however, are unable to show any proofs of existence," says plea.
Nagpur Bench of #BombayHighCourt refuses to intervene in the decision of the Maharashtra University of Health Science's (MUHS) to conduct physical examinations of their students commencing from June 10.
Adv Rahul Bhangde appearing for the PIL petitioners assailing this decision, requested the Court to direct students to carry negative RT-PCR test.
Justice AG Gharote: These are responsible students who are future doctors. If we do not trust them, whom do we trust?
There is no guarantee that the students who test negative 72 hours before, will not test positive later.