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Ex Chief Justice To Oversee Appointment Of Vice-Chancellors In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit to head a search-cum-selection committee to oversee the appointments of vice-chancellors for state-run universities in West Bengal.
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What Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit Said On Reservations For LGBTQ Community
Former Chief Justice U U Lalit on Thursday said the LGBTQ community is not entitled to claim "vertical" reservations like those given to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, or Economically Weaker Section.
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"Judiciary Dealt With Interference Appropriately": Ex Chief Justice
Former chief justice of India U U Lalit said the judiciary has faced instances of challenge and attempts at interference but dealt with these appropriately to ensure its independence.
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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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"Near-Perfect Model...": Former Chief Justice UU Lalit Backs Collegium System
At a time when it is under attack, former Chief Justice of India UU Lalit on Saturday backed the Collegium system, remarking that nothing is better than this system, and also said that reiteration of names by the Supreme Court Collegium is unanimous.
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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
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Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit On When Not To Accept Circumstantial Evidence
Former Chief Justice of India UU Lalit on Sunday said unless and until that guilt is completely established, circumstantial evidence case theory is not to be accepted.
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"Not Befitting": Ex Chief Justice To NDTV On Accepting Rajya Sabha Seat
The former Chief Justice said he would love to do some law teaching at various levels. "Maybe the National Judicial Academy as a resource person. Go to some of the law schools as visiting Professor."
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"Appeared For Amit Shah But...": Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit To NDTV
UU Lalit was then Gujarat Home Minister Amit Shah's lawyer in the case when Narendra Modi's government was accused of covering up alleged fake encounter killings of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, his wife Kauserbi, and associate Tulsiram Prajapati.
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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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Chief Justice Of India UU Lalit's 74-Day Term Ends. A Look At Key Verdicts
Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit, the second head of judiciary to be directly elevated to the Supreme Court bench from the Bar, delivered several important verdicts during his brief 74-day tenure.
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Outgoing Chief Justice Shares His Encounters With 2 Justice Chandrachuds
Outgoing Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit today shared memories and highlights from the 37 years he worked in the Supreme Court, both as a lawyer and a judge.
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"Huge Blow": Delhi Rape-Murder Victim's Parents After Court Frees Accused
Saying that they had come to the Supreme Court with a lot of hope, the parents of the 19-year-old woman resolved to continue with their fight for justice
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"Journey Began And Today It Ends In The Same Court": Chief Justice
Outgoing Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit turned nostalgic on Monday as he recalled his journey of nearly 37 years in the Supreme Court, saying he enjoyed his stint both as a lawyer and a judge.
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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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Ex Chief Justice To Oversee Appointment Of Vice-Chancellors In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit to head a search-cum-selection committee to oversee the appointments of vice-chancellors for state-run universities in West Bengal.
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What Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit Said On Reservations For LGBTQ Community
Former Chief Justice U U Lalit on Thursday said the LGBTQ community is not entitled to claim "vertical" reservations like those given to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, or Economically Weaker Section.
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"Judiciary Dealt With Interference Appropriately": Ex Chief Justice
Former chief justice of India U U Lalit said the judiciary has faced instances of challenge and attempts at interference but dealt with these appropriately to ensure its independence.
-
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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"Near-Perfect Model...": Former Chief Justice UU Lalit Backs Collegium System
At a time when it is under attack, former Chief Justice of India UU Lalit on Saturday backed the Collegium system, remarking that nothing is better than this system, and also said that reiteration of names by the Supreme Court Collegium is unanimous.
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Arrests Made Without Reasons Burden Judicial System: Ex-Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit on Monday said in recent times civil disputes are being given criminal colour and arrests are being made without a reason which burdens the judicial system.
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Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit On When Not To Accept Circumstantial Evidence
Former Chief Justice of India UU Lalit on Sunday said unless and until that guilt is completely established, circumstantial evidence case theory is not to be accepted.
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"Not Befitting": Ex Chief Justice To NDTV On Accepting Rajya Sabha Seat
The former Chief Justice said he would love to do some law teaching at various levels. "Maybe the National Judicial Academy as a resource person. Go to some of the law schools as visiting Professor."
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"Appeared For Amit Shah But...": Ex Chief Justice UU Lalit To NDTV
UU Lalit was then Gujarat Home Minister Amit Shah's lawyer in the case when Narendra Modi's government was accused of covering up alleged fake encounter killings of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, his wife Kauserbi, and associate Tulsiram Prajapati.
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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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Chief Justice Of India UU Lalit's 74-Day Term Ends. A Look At Key Verdicts
Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit, the second head of judiciary to be directly elevated to the Supreme Court bench from the Bar, delivered several important verdicts during his brief 74-day tenure.
-
Outgoing Chief Justice Shares His Encounters With 2 Justice Chandrachuds
Outgoing Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit today shared memories and highlights from the 37 years he worked in the Supreme Court, both as a lawyer and a judge.
-
"Huge Blow": Delhi Rape-Murder Victim's Parents After Court Frees Accused
Saying that they had come to the Supreme Court with a lot of hope, the parents of the 19-year-old woman resolved to continue with their fight for justice
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"Journey Began And Today It Ends In The Same Court": Chief Justice
Outgoing Chief Justice of India Uday Umesh Lalit turned nostalgic on Monday as he recalled his journey of nearly 37 years in the Supreme Court, saying he enjoyed his stint both as a lawyer and a judge.
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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.
