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Can Court Direct Union Govt To Make Law Commission A Statutory Body? Supreme Court Reserves Judgment - Vimarsana News

Can Court Direct Union Govt To Make Law Commission A Statutory Body? Supreme Court Reserves Judgment

The Supreme Court, on Monday, reserved judgment in the Union Government’s plea, inter alia, challenging the directions passed by the Madras High Court to the Central Government to consider suggestions...

Source: livelaw.in
Judge steps down from revenue authority lawsuit - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Judge steps down from revenue authority lawsuit - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

High Court judge Betsy Ann Lambert-Peterson has recused herself from the hearing of the challenge of the constitutionality of the TT Revenue Authority Act and the operationalisation of several portions of it. On Thursday, Lambert-Peterson said she was not prepared to have the administration of justice trampled on nor will she be a party to

DON'T JUDGE ME - Vimarsana News

DON'T JUDGE ME

“I have no political connection.”

I have no political connection – judge defends choice to stay on TTRA challenge - Vimarsana News

I have no political connection – judge defends choice to stay on TTRA challenge

High Court judge Betsy Ann Lambert-Peterson has maintained she has no political relationship with her husband, Senior Counsel Gilbert Peterson, or anyone else.

UNC: 'Mix up' is lame excuse by Office of AG in Vindra case - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

UNC: 'Mix up' is lame excuse by Office of AG in Vindra case - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

CHAGUANAS West MP Dinesh Rambally scoffed at news reports on Sunday that the Attorney General's Office claimed court documents in a lawsuit by accused persons in the Vindra Naipaul-Coolman murder case had been sent to the wrong department in the ministry.