Justice Kapadia

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  Former Chief Justice Of India, SH Kapadia Dies In Mumbai

  Former Chief Justice of India Sarosh Homi Kapadia, who delivered some landmark judgements, died last night following a cardiac arrest, Bombay High Court sources said today.

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  Opinion: From UK, Why The World is Pitching Right

  The Scottish National Party now have a duty to take their alloy of nationalism and economic justice to a broader audience, says Anush Kapadia.

• Chief Justices Reluctant to Expose Corruption, Says Justice Markandey Katju

  Weeks after his allegations that a corrupt judge was protected by politicians and top judges, former Supreme Court judge Markandey Katju has made more controversial remarks against former Chief Justices of India.

• I'll fight for justice, says Rajesh Khanna's alleged partner Anita Advani

  Anita Advani, who claims to be late Rajesh Khanna's live-in partner, has sent a notice to the late superstar's family for evicting her from his bungalow.

• Justice Altamas Kabir sworn in as new Chief Justice of India

  Justice Altamas Kabir, the senior-most judge of the Supreme Court, has been sworn in as the 39th Chief Justice of India. Justice Kabir, 64, who succeeds Justice Sarosh Homi Kapadia, will serve a tenure of nine months till July next year.

• Freedom of expression and speech is not absolute: Supreme Court

  A constitution bench of the Supreme Court, headed by the Chief Justice of India, said today that courts can order postponement of publication of news relating to a pending case.

• Judges should not govern the nation, says Chief Justice of India

  Chief Justice of India SH Kapadia today said judges should not govern the country or evolve policies and should apply the enforceability test on some verdicts like making "right to sleep" a fundamental right.

• Government should not bring laws which tinker with judicial independence: Chief Justice of India

  Chief Justice of India SH Kapadia today cautioned the government to be careful while drafting laws on judiciary. He also urged the government to take opinions of eminent jurists before drafting such laws.

• 2G spectrum allocation was flawed, says Supreme Court

  Chief Justice S H Kapadia said the first-come, first-served policy was fine, but the implementation was flawed.

• Pranab Mukherjee sworn-in as 13th President of India

  Pranab Mukherjee has been sworn in as the 13th President of India. He was administered oath by Chief Justice SH Kapadia on Wednesday morning at 11.38 am, a time he had chosen as propitious.

• Pranab Mukherjee to be sworn in as the 13th President of India today

  Pranab Mukherjee will be sworn in as the India's 13th President in New Delhi today. Chief Justice of India SH Kapadia will administer the oath of office to Mr Mukherjee at 11:30 am.

• Supreme Court bans use of tinted glass beyond permissible limits

  The Supreme Court on Friday banned the use of tinted glass, restricting visions beyond permissible limit as fixed under the Motor Vehicles Act, in vehicles.A bench headed by Chief Justice SH Kapadia, however, made it clear that tinted glass can be used in vehicles of government officials for security purposes and asked the state governments to fra...

• Justice Ranjan Gogoi takes oath, Supreme Court strength goes up to 27

  Justice Ranjan Gogoi was today sworn in as a Supreme Court judge, raising the strength of the top court to 27 against the approved strength of 31. The Chief Justice of India S H Kapadia administered the oath of office to Justice Gogoi, the former Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

• Right to Education constitutionally valid: Supreme Court

  The judgment, reserved on August 3, 2011 after a prolonged hearing, would be pronounced by a bench of Chief Justice S.H. Kapadia, Justice K.S.P. Radhakrishnan and Justice Swatanter Kumar.

• 2G scam: Supreme Court to take up review petition on licence cancellation

  Supreme Court will hear a bunch of pleas by the Centre and various telecom firms, seeking reviews of various aspects of the verdict cancelling 122 2G spectrum licences.