"We Wish To Have You Back in Delhi Very Soon: "Farewell To Justice Muralidhar: Live-Updates From Delhi HC

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5 March 2020 10:01 AM GMT

  • We Wish To Have You Back in Delhi Very Soon: Farewell To Justice Muralidhar: Live-Updates From Delhi HC

    Justice Muralidhar Farewell Function...

    Justice Muralidhar Farewell Function 

    Live Updates

    • 5 March 2020 10:11 AM GMT

      Mehra refers to the joint collaboration of the Bar and the Bench to underline the importance of how the judiciary can flourish. He concludes by saying, “We all must find a Justice Muralidhar inside of us, to guide us to say and do what needs to be done.”

    • 5 March 2020 10:10 AM GMT

      “Lawyers must not be bound by master and should work in that direction to uphold rule of law.”

    • 5 March 2020 10:09 AM GMT

      Mehra states that rule of law must prevail and that independence of the judiciary is the utmost priority. “I was among those in the Bar who were condemning arbitrary transfer”.

    • 5 March 2020 10:08 AM GMT

      Mehra refers to how Justice Muralidhar had issues a series of directions to avoid police misuse in one of his own PILs. “Everyone is innocent till proven guilty had been the approach of justice.”

    • 5 March 2020 10:07 AM GMT

      Mehra refers to how Justice Muralidhar had issues a series of directions to avoid police misuse in one of his own PILs. “Everyone is innocent till proven guilty had been the approach of justice.”

    • 5 March 2020 10:07 AM GMT

      Mehra quotes a poem for Justice Muralidhar and calls him a “supremely respected, incredibly courageous, and justice-oriented judge”.

    • 5 March 2020 10:06 AM GMT

      Rahul Mehra, Standing Counsel for the Delhi Government commences his speech 

    • 5 March 2020 10:06 AM GMT

      Acharya continues, “Judges speak through their judgements.” She quotes a judgement on arbitration and another regarding compensation under strict liability.

      She says that #JusticeMuralidhar has always displayed sensitivity and has understood the plight of the Petitioners.

    • 5 March 2020 10:06 AM GMT

      In the last 14 years, I had countless opportunities to argue matters before him. The common Petitioner blesses you.”

    • 5 March 2020 10:05 AM GMT

      Acharya refers to Justice Muralidhar’s tenure of 14 years. “Today's gathering is indicative of the love and affection this Bar has for him. He was tough, firm. He has a shining, bright smile.

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