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Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar calls for urgent reforms in Indian arbitrarion system - Vimarsana News

Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar calls for urgent reforms in Indian arbitrarion system

The VP was addressing the gathering at the inauguration of the newly constructed Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF) building.

'Can't Convict One Accused & Acquit Another When Evidence Is Same' : Supreme Court Acquits Persons Who Didn't File Appeal - Vimarsana News

'Can't Convict One Accused & Acquit Another When Evidence Is Same' : Supreme Court Acquits Persons Who Didn't File Appeal

The Court also recalled an order passed in 2018 which summarily dismissed an SLP filed by another accused.

Source: livelaw.in
SLP under Article 136 not maintainable against NCDRC order passed on appeal or revision plea: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

SLP under Article 136 not maintainable against NCDRC order passed on appeal or revision plea: Supreme Court

The remedy of a direct appeal before the Supreme Court is only available in respect of orders passed by the NCDRC in the exercise of its original jurisdiction or as the court of first instance, the Court held.

Article 136 | SLP Against NCDRC's Order Passed In Exercise Of Its Appellate Jurisdiction Cannot Be Entertained: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Article 136 | SLP Against NCDRC's Order Passed In Exercise Of Its Appellate Jurisdiction Cannot Be Entertained: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court on Wednesday held that an aggrieved party can approach the Supreme Court under Article 136 of the Constitution for grant of special leave to appeal against an order of the National...

Source: livelaw.in
Special leave jurisdiction should not be used to bypass High Court except in specific situations: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Special leave jurisdiction should not be used to bypass High Court except in specific situations: Supreme Court

The Court clarified that there are only two situations where a litigant could directly approach it without moving the High Court first.