National Lawyers’ Campaign For Judicial Transparency And Reforms31.3.2014
*Objectives* 8)Restoration of the pristine glory of the civil courts as the court of record of plenary jurisdiction empowered, competent and duty bound to embark upon any dispute of a civil nature including the constitutionality of a statute as it was the case prior to independence. 17.Bring an end to the ill treatment and harassment […]
TEN MYTHS OF INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW-Mathews J. Nedumpara
Introduction In the NLC’s (National Lawyer’s Campaign for Judicial Transparency and Reforms) agenda, open selection of judges of High Courts and the Supreme Court by notification of vacancies and invitation and application of all eligibles, so too, references from all stake holders, finds the very first place. The reason is, simple, obvious; because the higher […]
PILs concerning the public at large cannot be heard except as representative proceedings, with a notice to the public at large affording them an opportunity to partake; otherwise, it is an instrument of injustice.Read the Prayers as infa:
Supreme Court of India WP(C) 26 Mathews J Nedumpara & othersVs.Union of India & others PRAYERS a) To declare that the proposition that an order or judgment of this Hon’ble Court, and in particular those under Article 142 of the Constitution, is binding on all is absolutely flawed, inasmuch as, when Parliament enacts a law, […]