Physical Hearing In Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Monday - fielding fierce arguments over claims the exam paper for the 2024 NEET-UG test, for admission to undergraduate medical courses was leaked - also heard a challenge to a single question that had ambiguous answers.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages. On Wednesday, the top court emphasised on the need to finish the matter in a time-bound manner, saying there are other cases waiting to be head.

Chief Justice of India NV Ramana today said the Supreme Court will commence physical hearing of cases from April 4.

On a request for a return to full physical hearings in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Of India NV Ramana today called Omicron a "silent killer" and said he was still suffering after catching the virus nearly a month ago.

The Supreme Court will resume physical hearings on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting next week, the top court said today in an order citing a decline in the Covid cases.

NEET News: The plea has challenged the NEET question paper and the answer key released by the NTA, alleging "discrepancy and patent error" in question number 2 of the Physics section (A).

The Supreme Court resumed physical hearings today after remaining off-limits for lawyers since March 2020. The physical hearings will take place only on two days of the week and normal functioning is expected to resume post-Diwali.

In a step towards resumption of physical hearings, the Supreme Court on Thursday said that from October 20, all the matters listed on Wednesdays and Thursdays would be heard in physical presence of lawyers and litigants in courtrooms only.

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) today wrote to Chief Justice of India N V Ramana, saying that the fresh standard operating procedure (SOP) issued by the top court for resumption of physical hearing is "a non-starter"

Nearly a year after physical hearings were discontinued in the Supreme Court amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, the top court is set to experiment with a "hybrid mode" as the second phase of coronavirus vaccines gives a boost to India's fight against the deadly virus.

The Supreme Court is all set to revive physical hearing of cases after a gap of almost a year. On March 8, a constitution bench will begin the hearing the final arguments against 16 per cent reservations for the Maratha community, as legislated by the Maharashtra assembly in November 2018, and as upheld by the Bombay High Court in June 2019.

Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde told the bar leaders today that physical hearing in the Supreme Court will soon resume in a hybrid manner amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has said.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would decide on February 5 the schedule of hearing on the pleas pertaining to the 2018 Maharashtra law granting reservation to Marathas in education and jobs after the state government said a case of this nature be heard once physical hearing commences.

The Supreme Court, which faced "unprecedented" challenge of COVID-19 pandemic crippling its physical hearings, set up 1,021 benches in last 100 days which held over 15,000 hearings in matters argued or represented by 50,475 advocates through video conferencing mode, an official statement said.

The Rajasthan Governor has sent back Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's request for an assembly session from Friday with questions, asserting, however, that he was "in principle" not against the move. Governor Kalraj Mishra has questioned whether MLAs can be given three weeks' notice and how physical distancing can be maintained. The Rajasthan Speaker h...

The Supreme Court on Monday - fielding fierce arguments over claims the exam paper for the 2024 NEET-UG test, for admission to undergraduate medical courses was leaked - also heard a challenge to a single question that had ambiguous answers.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages. On Wednesday, the top court emphasised on the need to finish the matter in a time-bound manner, saying there are other cases waiting to be head.

Chief Justice of India NV Ramana today said the Supreme Court will commence physical hearing of cases from April 4.

On a request for a return to full physical hearings in the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Of India NV Ramana today called Omicron a "silent killer" and said he was still suffering after catching the virus nearly a month ago.

The Supreme Court will resume physical hearings on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting next week, the top court said today in an order citing a decline in the Covid cases.

NEET News: The plea has challenged the NEET question paper and the answer key released by the NTA, alleging "discrepancy and patent error" in question number 2 of the Physics section (A).

The Supreme Court resumed physical hearings today after remaining off-limits for lawyers since March 2020. The physical hearings will take place only on two days of the week and normal functioning is expected to resume post-Diwali.

In a step towards resumption of physical hearings, the Supreme Court on Thursday said that from October 20, all the matters listed on Wednesdays and Thursdays would be heard in physical presence of lawyers and litigants in courtrooms only.

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) today wrote to Chief Justice of India N V Ramana, saying that the fresh standard operating procedure (SOP) issued by the top court for resumption of physical hearing is "a non-starter"

Nearly a year after physical hearings were discontinued in the Supreme Court amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, the top court is set to experiment with a "hybrid mode" as the second phase of coronavirus vaccines gives a boost to India's fight against the deadly virus.

The Supreme Court is all set to revive physical hearing of cases after a gap of almost a year. On March 8, a constitution bench will begin the hearing the final arguments against 16 per cent reservations for the Maratha community, as legislated by the Maharashtra assembly in November 2018, and as upheld by the Bombay High Court in June 2019.

Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde told the bar leaders today that physical hearing in the Supreme Court will soon resume in a hybrid manner amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bar Council of India (BCI) has said.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would decide on February 5 the schedule of hearing on the pleas pertaining to the 2018 Maharashtra law granting reservation to Marathas in education and jobs after the state government said a case of this nature be heard once physical hearing commences.

The Supreme Court, which faced "unprecedented" challenge of COVID-19 pandemic crippling its physical hearings, set up 1,021 benches in last 100 days which held over 15,000 hearings in matters argued or represented by 50,475 advocates through video conferencing mode, an official statement said.

The Rajasthan Governor has sent back Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's request for an assembly session from Friday with questions, asserting, however, that he was "in principle" not against the move. Governor Kalraj Mishra has questioned whether MLAs can be given three weeks' notice and how physical distancing can be maintained. The Rajasthan Speaker h...