Does Oral Pronouncement Of Judgement Amount To Case Disposal?: Supreme Court To Decide
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Does Oral Pronouncement Of Judgement Amount To Case Disposal?: Supreme Court To Decide

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the legal implications of oral pronouncement of judgments in court and whether such oral pronouncement itself amounts to a final disposal of the case. “Whether such oral pronouncement that petition is allowed, whether it will really amount to disposal or not, that issue we have doubt whether you will be able to argue that, but it has to be gone into”, Justice Oka said to Senior Advocate Sidharth Luthra, who said that he will address the Court on this issue. A bench of Justice Abhay Oka and Justice Manmohan raised this question while hearing the plea of former Director General of Police Jaffar Sait, challenging the Madras High Court's decision to rehear his petition for quashing a money laundering case, despite having earlier allowed the petition. On October 4, the Supreme Court stated that it would lay down the law on whether a High Court could recall an order pronounced in court and rehear the case. Justice Oka observed that the peculiar situation in the present case meant that Sait's petition was allowed by the HC without reasons, rendering the order unsustainable.

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Does Oral Pronouncement Of Judgement Amount To Case Disposal?: Supreme Court To Decide
Trending News
4 days, 13 hours ago

Does Oral Pronouncement Of Judgement Amount To Case Disposal?: Supreme Court To Decide

Live Law  

The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the legal implications of oral pronouncement of judgments in court and whether such oral pronouncement itself amounts to a final disposal of the case. “Whether such oral pronouncement that petition is allowed, whether it will really amount to disposal or not, that issue we have doubt whether you will be able to argue that, …

Timeline For Pronouncement Of Judgment Prescribed In Order XX CPC Does Not Apply To High Courts: Supreme Court
3 years, 10 months ago

Timeline For Pronouncement Of Judgment Prescribed In Order XX CPC Does Not Apply To High Courts: Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court observed that timeline for pronouncement of judgment prescribed in Order XX of the Code of Civil Procedure does not apply to the High Court.In this case, the Division Bench of the Himachal Pradesh High Court set aside a judgment of the single judge on the ground of delay in delivery of judgment. The Supreme Court observed that …

Supreme Court Deprecates Practice Of Pronouncing Final Orders Without Reasoned Judgments
4 years ago

Supreme Court Deprecates Practice Of Pronouncing Final Orders Without Reasoned Judgments

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The Supreme Court has again deprecated the practice of pronouncing the final orders without reasoned judgments.If a judgment cannot be delivered on the same date or immediately thereafter, logically the judgment ought to have been at least reserved to facilitate the Judge to pen down the order, the bench headed by Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul said while setting aside an …

[Breaking] SC To Pronounce Judgment Tomorrow In Contempt Case Against Prashant Bhushan Over His Tweets
4 years, 4 months ago

[Breaking] SC To Pronounce Judgment Tomorrow In Contempt Case Against Prashant Bhushan Over His Tweets

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The Supreme Court will pronounce judgment tomorrow in the suo moto contempt case taken against Advocate Prashant Bhushan over two of his tweets about the Chief Justice of India and the Supreme Court.A bench comprising Justices Arun Mishra, B R Gavai and Krishna Murari had reserved judgment in the case on August 5 after elaborately hearing Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave …

SC Directs NCDRC To Expeditiously Pronounce Judgment In A Case Which It 'Reserved For Judgment' In October 2019 [Read Order]
4 years, 4 months ago

SC Directs NCDRC To Expeditiously Pronounce Judgment In A Case Which It 'Reserved For Judgment' In October 2019 [Read Order]

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The Supreme Court has directed the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission to expeditiously pronounce judgment in a case which it had 'reserved for judgment' on 24 October 2019. The bench comprising Justices DY Chandrachud, Indu Malhotra and KM Joseph, directed thus while disposing of a Miscellaneous Application filed by a party to this case before NCDRC. The court then issued …

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