Supreme Court: lawyers must be decent to opposite parties in court
The Supreme Court has held that a lawyer's duty to behave decently inside court premises extends not just to his own client but also to opposing lawyers and parties. A Bench of…
The Supreme Court has held that a lawyer's duty to behave decently inside court premises extends not just to his own client but also to opposing lawyers and parties. A Bench of…
The Delhi High Court on Friday asked whether Jantar Mantar should remain Delhi’s designated protest site, saying demonstrations in the capital’s heart could inconvenience the city. Justice Amit Mahajan directed Delhi Police…
The Union government has told the Supreme Court it will not tweak caste-based reservation rules to favour the economically weaker among SC, ST, OBC and EWS groups. In a counter-affidavit filed in…
The Supreme Court on Friday declined to stay the Bombay High Court order that set aside the government's demand for Rs 3,300 crore in one-time spectrum charges from Bharti Airtel and Vodafone…
The Supreme Court on Friday directed two Ghaziabad hospitals to pay a total of Rs 12 lakh to the father of a four-year-old rape victim who died after allegedly being denied treatment.…
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed that the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) report on audio clips allegedly linking former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh to ethnic violence be shared with…
The Supreme Court on Tuesday restrained police from taking coercive action against protesting students unless they have criminal antecedents, taking cognisance of multiple petitions alleging illegal detentions. The court heard a plea…
The Supreme Court on August 7 dismissed a writ petition that sought a uniform national framework to regulate private coaching centres and dummy schools. A bench of Justice PS Narasimha and Justice…
Maharashtra government told the Supreme Court on Friday it will complete the bidding process for the new Bombay High Court building in Bandra by December and hand over the remaining land by…
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the Delhi High Court to continue hearing the Centre's $2.31 billion claim against Reliance Industries in the Panna-Mukta and Tapti offshore oilfields dispute. A bench led…