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SC asks HCs, states/UTs to submit responses on expeditious trial of cheque bounce within 4 weeks - Vimarsana News

SC asks HCs, states/UTs to submit responses on expeditious trial of cheque bounce within 4 weeks

New Delhi [India], January 19 (ANI): In connection with its suo motu case on the expeditious trial of cheque bounce, Supreme Court on Tuesday asked various state High Courts and states/Union Territories to register their responses within four weeks.

Source: aninews.in
SC seeks report on Yamuna pollution - Vimarsana News

SC seeks report on Yamuna pollution

SC seeks report on Yamuna pollution ANI file photo NEW DELHI Concerned over pollution in the Yamuna river in Delhi, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the National Green Tribunal (NGT)-appointed committee for river monitoring to submit its recommendations to improve the quality of the river water and the extend to which they have been implemented. Posting the hearing after two weeks, a Bench headed by CJI Sharad Arvind Bobde also made the committee a party in the suo motu case initiated by the court on its own on the "remediation of polluted rivers." Senior advovate Meenakshi Arora, who is...

'Pre-Litigation Mediation May Not Be Feasible': Supreme Court Asks NALSA To Consider Post-Cognizance Mediation Of Cheque Bounce Cases U/ S 138 NI Act - Vimarsana News

'Pre-Litigation Mediation May Not Be Feasible': Supreme Court Asks NALSA To Consider Post-Cognizance Mediation Of Cheque Bounce Cases U/ S 138 NI Act

The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed that NALSA's recommendations on pre-litigation mediation for settlement of cheque bounce cases under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 may not ...

Source: livelaw.in