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Contempt plea against 7 pro-BNP lawyers: SC defers hearing till April 22 - Vimarsana News

Contempt plea against 7 pro-BNP lawyers: SC defers hearing till April 22

The Supreme Court today deferred till April 22 the hearing on a contempt of court petition filed against seven pro-BNP lawyers for their "slanderous, derogatory and contemptuous" comments about two apex court judges.

SC defers till Feb 12 hearing on contempt plea against 7 pro-BNP lawyers - Vimarsana News

SC defers till Feb 12 hearing on contempt plea against 7 pro-BNP lawyers

The Supreme Court today again deferred till February 12 the hearing on a contempt of court petition filed against seven pro-BNP lawyers for their "slanderous, derogatory and contemptuous" comments about two apex court judges

Contempt of court petition against 7 pro-BNP lawyers: SC defers hearing till Jan 29 - Vimarsana News

Contempt of court petition against 7 pro-BNP lawyers: SC defers hearing till Jan 29

The Supreme Court today deferred till January 29 the date of hearing a contempt of court petition filed against seven pro-BNP lawyers for their "slanderous, derogatory and contemptuous" comments about two apex court judges

Derogatory remarks on judges: SC summons 7 pro-BNP lawyers - Vimarsana News

Derogatory remarks on judges: SC summons 7 pro-BNP lawyers

The Supreme Court today summoned seven pro-BNP lawyers, asking them to appear before this court on January 15 next year over their "slanderous, derogatory and contemptuous" comments about two apex court judges

No gatherings on court premises: SC asks lawyers to strictly follow HC directives - Vimarsana News

No gatherings on court premises: SC asks lawyers to strictly follow HC directives

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court today again asked lawyers to strictly follow the High Court directives that in 2005 prohibited them from holding assemblies and bringing out processions on the court premises