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Disproportionate assets case: Hearing against former Chief Justice of India today
The Supreme court today is expected to take up the case of alleged disproportionate assets against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) KG Balakrishnan. The Supreme Court had earlier asked the Centre to brief it on whether it had conducted any probe into these allegations.
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Supreme Court asks Centre about action taken against ex-CJI Balakrishnan
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to brief it on the action taken on the allegations against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan in connection with a disproportionate assets case.
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Was asked not to write to PM on Balakrishnan: Former Supreme Court judge
Stepping up pressure for a probe into graft allegations against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan, former Supreme Court judge, V R Krishna Iyer has revealed that a judge of the Kerala High Court requested him to not write to the Prime Minister on the issue relating to family members of the former CJI allegedly amassing wealth dis...
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Chronology of Judges' assets declaration case
Following is the chronology of Judges' assets declaration case in which the Delhi High Court held that CJI's office comes within the purview of the RTI Act and details on assets can be revealed.
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Seize properties of corrupt govt officials: CJI
Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan has favoured statutory provision for seizure of assets of government officials convicted in corruption cases.
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CJI's office falls under RTI purview, says Delhi HC
Delhi HC says the CJI is a public authority and that his office falls under RTI purview.
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Trying for a consensus on assets issue, says CJI
The row over judges' assets is gathering more heat with two judges saying that they have no qualms about declaring their assets.
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A judge's open dissent; says CJI can't speak for all
It seems like a legal controversy is on the cards after a Karnataka High Court judge has said that the CJI can't speak on behalf of the judiciary on declaring assets.
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Disproportionate assets case: Hearing against former Chief Justice of India today
The Supreme court today is expected to take up the case of alleged disproportionate assets against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) KG Balakrishnan. The Supreme Court had earlier asked the Centre to brief it on whether it had conducted any probe into these allegations.
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Supreme Court asks Centre about action taken against ex-CJI Balakrishnan
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to brief it on the action taken on the allegations against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan in connection with a disproportionate assets case.
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Was asked not to write to PM on Balakrishnan: Former Supreme Court judge
Stepping up pressure for a probe into graft allegations against former Chief Justice of India (CJI) K G Balakrishnan, former Supreme Court judge, V R Krishna Iyer has revealed that a judge of the Kerala High Court requested him to not write to the Prime Minister on the issue relating to family members of the former CJI allegedly amassing wealth dis...
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Chronology of Judges' assets declaration case
Following is the chronology of Judges' assets declaration case in which the Delhi High Court held that CJI's office comes within the purview of the RTI Act and details on assets can be revealed.
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Seize properties of corrupt govt officials: CJI
Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan has favoured statutory provision for seizure of assets of government officials convicted in corruption cases.
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CJI's office falls under RTI purview, says Delhi HC
Delhi HC says the CJI is a public authority and that his office falls under RTI purview.
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Trying for a consensus on assets issue, says CJI
The row over judges' assets is gathering more heat with two judges saying that they have no qualms about declaring their assets.
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A judge's open dissent; says CJI can't speak for all
It seems like a legal controversy is on the cards after a Karnataka High Court judge has said that the CJI can't speak on behalf of the judiciary on declaring assets.
