Delhi HC organises National Seminar on Adjudication of IPR Disputes in India.
Chief Guest NV Ramana, Chief Justice of India and Guest of Honour Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs. @nsitharaman
Chief Justice DN Patel, Delhi High Court welcoming the guests.
Justice Prathiba M Singh, Chairperson, IP Division Delhi informing about the vision said, an IP friendly adjudication regime will encourage local businesses and also recognise foreign IP owners.
Guest of Honour Nirmala Sitharaman, Union Minister of Finance and Corporate Affairs addressing the gathering said, "India is a State where growth and the focus on development has got to be strengthened from every side and IPR plays a very important role in that.
Sitharaman: The boost that is given through the support of Judiciary has actually encouraged more innovation, more copyrights and more patents in India.
Chief Guest, NV Ramana, Chief Justice of India speaking at the event said that in the field of IP a big background in the development of law should be looked into.
Justice Ramana further said that there is a emergent need to fill up the vacancies and there is also a need to increase the number of Judges, with better service conditions we may be able to attract more. Judicial infrastructure also needs to be improved.
Justice Ramana said, "Judicial infrastructure needs to be improved, unfortunately we are not even meeting the basic minimum standards in this area, it has been my endeavour since assuming the office of CJI, to put in place a mechanism."
Justice Sanjiv Narula, Delhi High Court, delivering the vote of thanks.
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A plea by Kerala Governor, in his capacity as Chancellor of APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, challenging HC order that upheld quashing of two temporary VC appointments made by the former Governor.
The Court is to finalise names for Select Committee to appoint regular VC today.
Matter taken up.
Senior Advocate Jaideep Gupta appears for the State.
Attorney General is in his legs in another court.
J. Pardiwala: Are all the lists ready?
Sr Adv Gupta hands over a list of 4 members by State of Kerala for the appointment of search committee. He informs the Bench that here only 2 Universities are concerned.
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A division bench of Justice Vivek Chaudhary and Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani to hear the matter.
Supreme Court to hear a bail plea filed by former West Bengal Minister Partha Chatterjee in a multi crore cash for jobs scam case registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
Bench: Justice MM Sundresh and Justice NK Singh
Senior Advocate Siddharth Mridul appears for Dr. Subires Bhattacharyya, another accused in the same case.
Mridul: I have been in custody for over 3 yrs. There is no cognisance taken because they have yet to grant sanction.
ASG SV Raju appears for CBI, argues “This is very serious.”
J. Sundresh: We are not punishing somebody, how long inside?
ASG Raju: 3 years. CBI is not at fault. They are at fault. They are delaying.
J. Sundresh: Why are they at fault? What is the scam?
ASG Raju: Large no. Of undeserving persons who are appointed, this is the teacher recruitment scam and the education scam in West Bengal. These persons were appointed because they paid a bribe to the Minister and these two and others.
Delhi High Court hears bail plea of Unnao rape convict Kuldeep Singh Sengar.
Bench: Justice Ravinder Dudeja
Senior counsel appearing for Sengar: His conduct has been satisfactory...
Court: So all co-accused were granted bail?
Senior counsel for Sengar: Yes mylords. My application was dismissed earlier seeking suspension of sentence. I have attached it. That was my first application...
CBI: Under the garb of a bail application on medical grounds, they agitate all the other issues.