[Sabarimala Reference] Nine Judge Bench Hearing -Live-Updates From Supreme Court

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6 Feb 2020 5:08 AM GMT

  • [Sabarimala Reference] Nine Judge Bench Hearing -Live-Updates  From Supreme Court

    The 9-judge bench of the Supreme Court constituted to answer the questions mentioned in the Sabarimala review order will consider the preliminary issue whether a reference is possible in a review...

    The 9-judge bench of the Supreme Court constituted to answer the questions mentioned in the Sabarimala review order will consider the preliminary issue whether a reference is possible in a review petition.


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    • 6 Feb 2020 10:03 AM GMT

      CJI to Parasaran, “By making a reference order, the court has not prejudicially affected anyone’s rights.”

    • 6 Feb 2020 10:00 AM GMT

      Parasaran : This is the highest court of the land and can exercise unlimited jurisdiction and discretion.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:55 AM GMT

      Singhvi concludes.

      Sr Adv K Parasaran making submissions now.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:54 AM GMT

      Singhvi states that the situation is identical since in Sabarimala the reference is made pending review. In Navtej Singh Johar case, reference was made pending curative in Naz Foundation case.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:53 AM GMT

      Singhvi mentions the name of Jaising while citing the Navtej Singh Johar case. Jaising states that Singhvi must refer to the judgement and the appearances properly as she was not a part of the case, Mr. Anand Grover however was.

      Jaising states that this is a court of record and Singhvi is being “a male chauvinist” by misleading the court with such references.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:51 AM GMT

      Singhvi refers to the Navtej Johar case, which was decided when the curative against the 2013 judgment on Sec 377 was pending.

      Jaising tells the Court that Singhvi is misleading the Court by putting curative and review on the same footing.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:49 AM GMT

      Singhvi elaborates to the Court that the Petitioners have used the liberal jurisdiction arrogated to a PIL to claim benefits. However, now that the review is present, they are claiming no jurisdiction.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:49 AM GMT

      Singhvi states that the Bench is dealing with a PIL jurisdiction and the arguments raised in the morning will not apply.

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:46 AM GMT

      Singhvi : “A new and strange thing has been happening. A PIL is filed without a statute saying that you stop an allegedly bad practice. The Petitioner in 90% of the cases becomes the Respondent !”

    • 6 Feb 2020 9:46 AM GMT

      Singhvi : In a civil court, you can apply an ouster. But, in a constitutional court, that too a 9 judge bench, you can put an ouster ? That is absurd.

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