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A new full bench of the Bombay High Court will commence hearing the arguments in the clutch of petitions, both, for and against, the Maratha Reservation, from October 9.
This is the third time that the matter would be heard afresh.
This time, the new bench would be headed by Justice Makarand Karnik.
Supreme Court Stays P&H High Court Judgment Striking Down S.147A Income Tax Act
Karnataka High Court refuses to entertain Urdu Teacher Recruitment PIL, Relegates Petitioners To Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal
Justice T M Nadaf has refused to entertain the PIL Challenging the state gov's recruitment notification for 15k school teachers.
Delhi High Court bars victory processions in ongoing DUSU elections.
Court issues show cause notices to all student organizations asking why collective electoral damages should not be imposed on them for violations.
Show cause also issued to all contesting candidates.
"Learn the niceties of the profession from your seniors. Today youngsters are straightaway starting their own office without any training. That is not good at all. Unless you train with the seniors, you will not know the real skills of advocacy, the real tricks of the trade" - Justice BV Nagarathna's advice to young lawyers during a hearing.
'You Represent The Nation, Don't Convert Issues Into PILs Overnight': Supreme Court Advises Young Lawyer
Supreme Court to continue hearing petitions seeking structural changes in NEET examination.
Centre recently filed an affidavit outlining the reforms undertaken
Presumption Of Guilt Under POCSO Act Not Absolute: Supreme Court Acquits Man