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SC extends services of 4 retiring judicial members of CESTAT terms their superannuation 'fully unjust' - Vimarsana News

SC extends services of 4 retiring judicial members of CESTAT terms their superannuation 'fully unjust'

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Kiren Rijiju - Government is not nation, lawyers tell Kiren Rijiju - Vimarsana News

Kiren Rijiju - Government is not nation, lawyers tell Kiren Rijiju

'It is no part of his duty to single out some retired judges with whose opinion he might disagree, and to issue public threats of action by law enforcement agencies against them'

More than 300 lawyers criticise Kiren Rijiju, ask him to withdraw 'anti-India gang' remarks - Vimarsana News

More than 300 lawyers criticise Kiren Rijiju, ask him to withdraw 'anti-India gang' remarks

The letter referred to Rijiju's statement at a conclave in New Delhi on March 18 in which he had said that there were “three or four” retired judges who are part of an “anti-India” gang

Over 300 lawyers ask Kiren Rijiju to withdraw comments against retired judges - Vimarsana News

Over 300 lawyers ask Kiren Rijiju to withdraw comments against retired judges

On March 18, Union Minister of Law and Justice Kiren Rijiju had said that a few retired judges are part of an “anti-India gang” and are forcing the judiciary to play the role of an Opposition party.

Legal Notes by Arvind Datar: Same Word, Same Section, Different Meaning-II - Vimarsana News

Legal Notes by Arvind Datar: Same Word, Same Section, Different Meaning-II

The word “goods” is used thrice in one clause of the Central Sales Tax Act and the Supreme Court held in Printers (Mysore) Limited v. CTO that the same word had different meanings even in that clause.