The Supreme Court of India has the authority to frame rules regulating its general practice and procedure, subject to the approval of the President. Constitutional cases and references made by the President under Article 143 of the Constitution are heard by benches comprising at least five judges. Other cases are decided by single-judge benches or Read More…
New Delhi: The Supreme Court can, with the approval of the President, frame rules regulating the general practice and procedure of the Court. Constitutional cases and references made by the President under Article 143 are heard by a Bench comprising at least five judges. Other cases are heard by single judges or Division Benches. Judgments Read More…
New Delhi: The Supreme Court is likely to get three new judges next week, according to sources familiar with the appointment process. The Supreme Court Collegium had on September 29 recommended the elevation of three High Court Chief Justices to the apex court. The recommendations include Justice Sunita Agarwal, Chief Justice of the Gujarat High Read More…
New Delhi – In a landmark move to boost judicial transparency, the Supreme Court of India has made public the asset declarations of 21 of its sitting judges. The disclosures, now available on the court’s official website, reveal that Justice K.V. Viswanathan tops the list with investments totaling ₹120.96 crore. He also paid a staggering Read More…