Nedumpara

Open Letter to Justice Kurien Joseph

  3rd December 2018 To Hon’ble Mr. Justice Kurian Joseph,Former Judge, Supreme Court of India,New Delhi. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR LORDSHIP: Yours sincerely, (Mathews J. Nedumpara)President

“Criticizing Bar Council amounts to misconduct”?

  Every man has a right to his reputation and nobody has a right to violate it. This is undeniable and has been recognized from the early days of Roman law, all legal systems. Advocates, and for that matter even the judges have no right to violate the right of reputation. When the common people […]

Criticizing Bar Council amounts to misconduct

27.06.2021 “Criticizing Bar Council amounts to misconduct”? Every man has a right to his reputation and nobody has a right to violate it. This is undeniable and has been recognized from the early days of Roman law, all legal systems. Advocates, and for that matter even the judges have no right to violate the right […]

Nedumpara’s Letter To The Prime Minister Complaining Nepotism In Judges’ Appointment

Mathews J NedumparaPresident , NLCOPEN LETTER04.06.2020 Hon’ble Shri. Narendra ModiPrime Minister of IndiaNew Delhi Hon’ble Shri S A Bobde,Chief Justice of India. Hon’ble the Chief Justice of Rajasthan. Hon’ble Shri Ashok Galot,Chief Minister of Rajasthan. Sirs, Sub: The reported decision of the collegium of the Rajasthan High Court recommending 17 names for appointment as judges […]

Demolition of Maradu homes, who will tell the court that it went wrong?

In a situation as the instant one, where a Court has ordered demolition of five multi-storied buildings in a proceeding in which the flat owners were not parties, without notice to them and without hearing them, and the judgment thus rendered not being res judicata, not binding on them, one void ab initio, one which […]