Adv Nizam Pasha: FIRs have been filed. This is for Maharashtra.
SG: Serve us the copies. Petitioner is in Delhi and arguing orally. Serve your rejoinder. Last days we should not trouble your lordships.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
SG (sarcasm): Other States there are no incidents, against other communities there are no ...
SC: Let him argue.
Parikh: We can give suggestions. Pursuant to the FIRs no action taken.
SG: No notice issued. Let them go to Magistrate there is a system in place.
#SupremeCourt to hear petitions challenging the Kerala HC order which had declined to stay the release of the movie #TheKeralaStory.. SC will also hear plea by the filmmakers challenging the ban on the movie in West Bengal and a de facto ban in Tamil Nadu
Sr Adv Kapil Sibal: you must take some time and watch this for sometime. Every movie is subject to Article 19(2)
Adv VK Biju: I appear for a group in West Bengal and I want to watch the movie...
Sr Adv Harish Salve: let me open my article 32 plea
CJI: Keep the arguments short since we want to rise at 1 pm
Salve: see the affidavit of West Bengal to avoid incidents of violence etc.. please see the counter reply filed by west bengal para 20... #TheKeralaStory
Sr Adv Shyam Divan for Bihar: I want 10 days to complete it. There is no question of sharing data.
Justice Oka: We have to see if it is a census in garb of survey like order says ... Today we are not inclined to grant stay as it requires hearing.
SC: So on 3rd if HC takes it up ... See we are trying to tell you that HC has recorded prima facie findings. So we find it difficult to stay, we are not saying we will not hear.
SG Tushar Mehta: Lordships may take it up later. This will take up some time.
Adv: Lordships may have it earlier.
CJI: We have to see what all you have done, all hospitals regularised?
SG: Not all.
Justice Pardiwala asks if rules framed for Clinical Establishments Act
Adv Aparna Bhat: The issue is the state has given primacy to revenue and not safety of patients.
Another counsel mentions about handling of dead body of his clients mother: What happened to me should not happen to anyone else. Coffins left unattended.
Justice Aniruddha Bose: who is from animal welfare board... cause title has the board name
Justice Bose: let me read the operative part. We answer the questions: The TN Amendment act is not a colourable legislation and is referable, in pith and substance, to… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Justice Bose: jallikattu is a type of bovine sport and is going on in TN since last century, bull is left free in an arena... whether it is integral to tamil culture requires social analysis and cannot be undertaken by the judiciary..whether it is to preserve cultural heritage is… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Delhi HC observes that many of the news reports carried by Punjab Kesari indicate that the newspaper launched a willful campaign to lower Gautam Gambhir's reputation in eyes of his supporter and public at large.
While issuing summons on the ₹2 crore defamation case filed by Gambhir against the newspaper and its journalists, the court has given a prima facie finding.
Justice Chandra Dhari Singh says that this does not befit a newspaper of the repute and stature of the defendants (Punjab Kesari and its journalists) to indulge in such a conduct.
#SupremeCourt hears an appeal against Delhi HC verdict the case of Hamdard National Foundation (India) vs Sadar Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. where it restrained Sadar Laboratories from manufacturing and selling beverages under the impugned trademark ‘Dil Afza’
The Delhi HC had noted that since the trademark ‘Rooh Afza’ is prima facie a strong mark requiring a high degree of protection as it has acquired immense goodwill