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Ex Supreme Court Judge On Master Of Roster Business And Case Allocation
Former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph Saturday pitched for an expanded mechanism including at least three judges to decide allocation of cases in the apex court.
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Supreme Court Releases Fresh Roster For Allocation Of Cases To Benches
The Supreme Court comes out with a fresh roster for allocation of new cases to 15 benches from July 3 and the first three courts presided over by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and the two senior-most judges respectively will hear PILs.
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India's Next Chief Justice UU Lalit Explains His Agenda For 74-Day Term
Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, who will succeed NV Ramana as the Chief Justice of India, told NDTV in an exclusive interview today that his focus will be on the administrative side, to get "maximum output through the limited resources".
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Supreme Court Directs AIIMS To Adopt Roster Based Reservations In All Its Institutes
A bench headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao clarified that this would apply for this year and granted liberty to AIIMS to approach it in case of delay.
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Supreme Court Declines Plea Against Reservation Policy Of Medical College In Daman
The petitioner was seeking admission in Namo Medical Education and Research Institute, Silvassa, but did not qualify for the domicile criteria because she studied from Class 1 to Class 6 and not from Class 8 to Class 12 in Daman.
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New Roster: Top Five Supreme Court Judges To Hear Public Interest Litigation Matters
With the Supreme Court all set to work in its full strength of 31 judges from July 1 after summer vacation, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has notified a new roster of work which said top five judges of the top court will be hearing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) matters.
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Supreme Court Declines Plea Against Faculty Recruitment Ordinance
The ordinance will ensure that constitutional provisions of reservation for SC, ST and SEBL in the faculty recruitment will be protected and current impasse in recruitment would be resolved.
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Will Bring Ordinance If Supreme Court Rejects Review Petition: Prakash Javadekar On Reservation In Universities
"The 13-Point Roster won't be implemented. The government will file a review petition and if needed, we will bring an Ordinance," he said.
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Government To File Review Petition In Supreme Court On Faculty Reservation Mechanism: HRD Minister
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said that the government will file a review petition in the SC after its Special Leave Petition on faculty reservation mechanism for universities was rejected by the apex court.
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"No Urgent Hearing, Working Out New System": Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi
Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who became the 46th Chief Justice of India today, issued a new roster hours after taking oath, in which he kept most of the Public Interest Litigations with himself. Some of the cases will be heard by Justice Madan B Lokur.
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Chief Justice Master Of Roster, Has Power To Assign Cases: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice is the "master of the roster" and has the power to assign cases, the Supreme Court ruled today in a petition by former law minister Shanti Bhushan.
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Supreme Court's New Roster In, 2 Days After Justice Chelameswar Retired
Two days after the retirement of Justice Jasti Chelameswar, the Supreme Court on Sunday notified a new roster for the allocation of cases to the judges, which will come into effect from July 2 when the top court reopens after summer vacation.
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Chief Justice Is The "Master Of Roster" In Supreme Court: Attorney General
Attorney General K.K. Venugopal on Friday told the Supreme Court that the Chief Justice of India is the "master of roster" and he has full power to allocate cases and to maintain discipline.
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Whether Chief Justice Should Assign Cases To Be Examined By Supreme Court
Whether cases should be assigned by the Chief Justice of India or by a collegium or panel of top judges will be examined by the Supreme Court on April 27. The court will take up a petition filed by former law minister Shanti Bhushan, which suggests that the Chief Justice of India must not have absolute power as "master of roster".
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Former Chief Justice of India's Reality Check on Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, as an institution, is "in problem", former Chief Justice of India KG Balakrishnan said today, as the debate began afresh over the process of allocation of cases. The Supreme Court today upheld the Chief Justice of India's prerogative to set the roster and threw out a petition calling for a transparent process of rostering.
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Ex Supreme Court Judge On Master Of Roster Business And Case Allocation
Former Supreme Court judge Kurian Joseph Saturday pitched for an expanded mechanism including at least three judges to decide allocation of cases in the apex court.
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Supreme Court Releases Fresh Roster For Allocation Of Cases To Benches
The Supreme Court comes out with a fresh roster for allocation of new cases to 15 benches from July 3 and the first three courts presided over by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and the two senior-most judges respectively will hear PILs.
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India's Next Chief Justice UU Lalit Explains His Agenda For 74-Day Term
Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, who will succeed NV Ramana as the Chief Justice of India, told NDTV in an exclusive interview today that his focus will be on the administrative side, to get "maximum output through the limited resources".
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Supreme Court Directs AIIMS To Adopt Roster Based Reservations In All Its Institutes
A bench headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao clarified that this would apply for this year and granted liberty to AIIMS to approach it in case of delay.
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Supreme Court Declines Plea Against Reservation Policy Of Medical College In Daman
The petitioner was seeking admission in Namo Medical Education and Research Institute, Silvassa, but did not qualify for the domicile criteria because she studied from Class 1 to Class 6 and not from Class 8 to Class 12 in Daman.
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New Roster: Top Five Supreme Court Judges To Hear Public Interest Litigation Matters
With the Supreme Court all set to work in its full strength of 31 judges from July 1 after summer vacation, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has notified a new roster of work which said top five judges of the top court will be hearing Public Interest Litigation (PIL) matters.
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Supreme Court Declines Plea Against Faculty Recruitment Ordinance
The ordinance will ensure that constitutional provisions of reservation for SC, ST and SEBL in the faculty recruitment will be protected and current impasse in recruitment would be resolved.
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Will Bring Ordinance If Supreme Court Rejects Review Petition: Prakash Javadekar On Reservation In Universities
"The 13-Point Roster won't be implemented. The government will file a review petition and if needed, we will bring an Ordinance," he said.
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Government To File Review Petition In Supreme Court On Faculty Reservation Mechanism: HRD Minister
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said that the government will file a review petition in the SC after its Special Leave Petition on faculty reservation mechanism for universities was rejected by the apex court.
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"No Urgent Hearing, Working Out New System": Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi
Justice Ranjan Gogoi, who became the 46th Chief Justice of India today, issued a new roster hours after taking oath, in which he kept most of the Public Interest Litigations with himself. Some of the cases will be heard by Justice Madan B Lokur.
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Chief Justice Master Of Roster, Has Power To Assign Cases: Supreme Court
The Chief Justice is the "master of the roster" and has the power to assign cases, the Supreme Court ruled today in a petition by former law minister Shanti Bhushan.
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Supreme Court's New Roster In, 2 Days After Justice Chelameswar Retired
Two days after the retirement of Justice Jasti Chelameswar, the Supreme Court on Sunday notified a new roster for the allocation of cases to the judges, which will come into effect from July 2 when the top court reopens after summer vacation.
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Chief Justice Is The "Master Of Roster" In Supreme Court: Attorney General
Attorney General K.K. Venugopal on Friday told the Supreme Court that the Chief Justice of India is the "master of roster" and he has full power to allocate cases and to maintain discipline.
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Whether Chief Justice Should Assign Cases To Be Examined By Supreme Court
Whether cases should be assigned by the Chief Justice of India or by a collegium or panel of top judges will be examined by the Supreme Court on April 27. The court will take up a petition filed by former law minister Shanti Bhushan, which suggests that the Chief Justice of India must not have absolute power as "master of roster".
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Former Chief Justice of India's Reality Check on Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, as an institution, is "in problem", former Chief Justice of India KG Balakrishnan said today, as the debate began afresh over the process of allocation of cases. The Supreme Court today upheld the Chief Justice of India's prerogative to set the roster and threw out a petition calling for a transparent process of rostering.
