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09/05/2026

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22/12/2025

The Division Bench then concludes by holding and directing aptly in para 91 that, “Registry shall forthwith transmit a copy of this judgment to the Registrar General of all the High Courts to ensure due compliance with the directions issued by this Court in paragraph Nos. 81-90 (supra).”

19/12/2025

15/12/2025

The Division Bench then directs and holds in para 36 that, “For the reasons given and discussion made above, we do not find any force in the writ petition, which is hereby dismissed.”
Finally, the Division Bench then concludes by directing and holding aptly in para 37 that, “There will be no order as to costs.

10/12/2025

The Rajasthan High Court has made it indubitably clear in this notable judgment that police can’t act strongly with lawyers. It also very rationally directed soft skill training for police officials. It must behave even with people properly.

09/12/2025

The Delhi High Court has made it indubitably clear sending a loud and clear message that adjournments and pass over are Court’s discretion and not advocate’s rights. It was also made clear by the Delhi High Court in this leading case that it is for the counsel to maintain their diary so that the other side may not suffer. It was mandated that adjournments and pass over are courtesies extended by the Court to accommodate the counsel and cannot be used to make the opposite side suffer. It thus merits no reiteration that all advocates in all courts must definitely make it a point to pay heed to what the Delhi High Court has held so very clearly, cogently and convincingly in this leading case.

07/12/2025

The Apex Court has risen to the occasion by taking note of gross under-representation of women in bar leadership in States despite their rising participation in the legal profession which definitely makes for most depressing reading. This all the more necessitated reservation for women lawyers in State Bar Councils without any more delay in this regard. It would be fair to say that the petitioner in this leading case has rightly termed underrepresentation of women as a “deeply entrenched imbalance” in the legal profession which must be set right. It was also rightly pointed out in the petition that Article 15(3) empowers the State to make special provisions for women and must extend to the legal profession as well. So while striking the right chord, the Apex Court has most rightly pressed BCI to ensure 30 percent women’s quota in upcoming State Bar Council polls. No denying or disputing it!

04/12/2025

“In the present case, the Police and the Trial Court should have been cognizant that as there was a pending civil dispute with regard to the property in question as well as a prior subsisting injunction order and the complainant had refused to make any judicial statement, strong suspicion founded on legally tenable material/evidence was absent.”