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Appointment Of Judges System "Foolproof": Ex Chief Justice of India UU Lalit
Former Chief Justice of India Justice U U Lalit said on Saturday the collegium system of appointment of judges is a near perfect model which is "fool proof".
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Exclusive: Ex Chief Justice Counters Law Minister On Judges Appointments
Former Chief Justice UU Lalit, who retired earlier this week, said the Supreme Court collegium was "correct and balanced" after Kiren Rijiju called it "opaque and unaccountable".
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Quota-For-Poor Verdict: Supreme Court's 5 Big Points
The Supreme Court today upheld the 10 per cent reservation in all colleges and government jobs for the poorer sections of India's so-called "upper castes". Two judges -- CJI UU Lalit and Justice S Ravindra Bhat - of the 5 in the bench, dissented.
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"Unfinished Work...": Selection Of Supreme Court Judges Comes To A Halt. Here's Why
"Unfinished work" comes to a "close" as Chief Justice Lalit asked to name successor; 5-judge collegium had some differences over method of selection
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Amid Rift In Top Supreme Court Judges' Body, A Letter For Chief Justice
The Chief Justice of India, UU Lalit, has been asked by the government to name his successor, sources say.
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Article 370, Citizenship, Quota...: Chief Justice UU Lalit Inherits Big Questions In Short Tenure
The 49th CJI, UU Lalit, is no stranger to big cases, be it as a judge, or as a lawyer before being elevated to the bench in August 2014
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Like Medicos, Law Students To Work At Taluka Level To Provide Legal Aid: Supreme Court Judge
Now law students will also be required to visit talukas to create legal awareness and provide quality legal aid to the people, Supreme Court judge Mr UU Lalit said.
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Another Supreme Court Judge Recuses From Hearing Tarun Tejpal's Plea In Sex Assault Case
Justice UU Lalit today recused himself from hearing an appeal filed by former Editor-in-Chief of Tehelka magazine Tarun Tejpal challenging the order of the Bombay High Court in Goa which has rejected his application for an in-camera hearing.
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Society's Duty To Give Accused Opportunity For Defence: Supreme Court Judge
It is the duty of every member of an orderly society to offer every possible opportunity to an accused to defend himself, Supreme Court judge UU Lalit said today.
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Supreme Court Judge Drops Out Of Hearing Pleas Against Jagan Reddy
Supreme Court judge UU Lalit on Monday recused himself from hearing pleas seeking action against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy for levelling allegations against the judiciary.
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Judge Not Available, Ayodhya Case Won't Be Heard By Top Court On Tuesday
The Ayodhya case won't be taken up by the Supreme Court on Tuesday as one of the judges in the five-judge Constitution bench will not be available, the additional registrar of the top court said in a circular.
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New Ayodhya Bench Formed By Chief Justice, Hearing On Tuesday: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi today reconstituted the five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court that will hear the politically sensitive Ayodhya case next Tuesday by adding two new judges to it. The bench led by the Chief Justice will decide on a schedule and the frequency of hearings in the case. In the last hearing on January 11, J...
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Ayodhya Hearing Deferred To January 29 After Top Court Judge Exits Case
The Ayodhya case in the Supreme Court was adjourned again today after the exit of one of the five judges in the constitution bench. Justice UU Lalit recused himself saying he had been a lawyer in a related case.
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After "Murderer" Remark, Centre Wants Top Court Judge Off Manipur Case
The centre today asked a Supreme Court bench to recuse itself from hearing the Manipur encounter cases on the grounds that one of the judges had termed certain members of the security forces as "murderers", thereby vitiating the proceedings. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, appearing on the behalf of the accused, said the remark had affected the mor...
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Lawyers On TV Debates "Killing This Institution", Says Supreme Court
Reprimanding the lawyers criticising its orders on television debates, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said a trend has started among lawyers to target the judges and this practice, they said, would ultimately lead to the "killing of the institution".
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Appointment Of Judges System "Foolproof": Ex Chief Justice of India UU Lalit
Former Chief Justice of India Justice U U Lalit said on Saturday the collegium system of appointment of judges is a near perfect model which is "fool proof".
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Exclusive: Ex Chief Justice Counters Law Minister On Judges Appointments
Former Chief Justice UU Lalit, who retired earlier this week, said the Supreme Court collegium was "correct and balanced" after Kiren Rijiju called it "opaque and unaccountable".
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Quota-For-Poor Verdict: Supreme Court's 5 Big Points
The Supreme Court today upheld the 10 per cent reservation in all colleges and government jobs for the poorer sections of India's so-called "upper castes". Two judges -- CJI UU Lalit and Justice S Ravindra Bhat - of the 5 in the bench, dissented.
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"Unfinished Work...": Selection Of Supreme Court Judges Comes To A Halt. Here's Why
"Unfinished work" comes to a "close" as Chief Justice Lalit asked to name successor; 5-judge collegium had some differences over method of selection
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Amid Rift In Top Supreme Court Judges' Body, A Letter For Chief Justice
The Chief Justice of India, UU Lalit, has been asked by the government to name his successor, sources say.
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Article 370, Citizenship, Quota...: Chief Justice UU Lalit Inherits Big Questions In Short Tenure
The 49th CJI, UU Lalit, is no stranger to big cases, be it as a judge, or as a lawyer before being elevated to the bench in August 2014
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Like Medicos, Law Students To Work At Taluka Level To Provide Legal Aid: Supreme Court Judge
Now law students will also be required to visit talukas to create legal awareness and provide quality legal aid to the people, Supreme Court judge Mr UU Lalit said.
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Another Supreme Court Judge Recuses From Hearing Tarun Tejpal's Plea In Sex Assault Case
Justice UU Lalit today recused himself from hearing an appeal filed by former Editor-in-Chief of Tehelka magazine Tarun Tejpal challenging the order of the Bombay High Court in Goa which has rejected his application for an in-camera hearing.
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Society's Duty To Give Accused Opportunity For Defence: Supreme Court Judge
It is the duty of every member of an orderly society to offer every possible opportunity to an accused to defend himself, Supreme Court judge UU Lalit said today.
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Supreme Court Judge Drops Out Of Hearing Pleas Against Jagan Reddy
Supreme Court judge UU Lalit on Monday recused himself from hearing pleas seeking action against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy for levelling allegations against the judiciary.
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Judge Not Available, Ayodhya Case Won't Be Heard By Top Court On Tuesday
The Ayodhya case won't be taken up by the Supreme Court on Tuesday as one of the judges in the five-judge Constitution bench will not be available, the additional registrar of the top court said in a circular.
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New Ayodhya Bench Formed By Chief Justice, Hearing On Tuesday: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi today reconstituted the five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court that will hear the politically sensitive Ayodhya case next Tuesday by adding two new judges to it. The bench led by the Chief Justice will decide on a schedule and the frequency of hearings in the case. In the last hearing on January 11, J...
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Ayodhya Hearing Deferred To January 29 After Top Court Judge Exits Case
The Ayodhya case in the Supreme Court was adjourned again today after the exit of one of the five judges in the constitution bench. Justice UU Lalit recused himself saying he had been a lawyer in a related case.
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After "Murderer" Remark, Centre Wants Top Court Judge Off Manipur Case
The centre today asked a Supreme Court bench to recuse itself from hearing the Manipur encounter cases on the grounds that one of the judges had termed certain members of the security forces as "murderers", thereby vitiating the proceedings. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, appearing on the behalf of the accused, said the remark had affected the mor...
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Lawyers On TV Debates "Killing This Institution", Says Supreme Court
Reprimanding the lawyers criticising its orders on television debates, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said a trend has started among lawyers to target the judges and this practice, they said, would ultimately lead to the "killing of the institution".
