A plaint of atrocity was raised by the Independent Schools Association Chandigarh after being restricted to collect building / transportation / meal charges, etc. for one side and forbidding to reduce salaries of the Teacher’s on the other. Adv. Ashish Chopra from the side of the petitioners laid before the court that as per the
Earlier as presented by UGC guidelines it was stated that the colleges and universities could adopt any method for conducting online examinations Amid lockdown period to maintain social distancing as prescribed to counter the disastrous effects of the Novel coronavirus COVID-19. In regard to this the students and teachers were of the opinion that online
Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput, Supreme Court Of India wrote an open letter to Chairman of Bar Council Of India regarding the fee concession to the law students of the private and unaided colleges/universities across India in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic. The latter has been signed by Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput with Advocate Amit Kumar
The Jharkhand High Court on Sunday issued a circular whereby the summer vacation for the year 2020 has been postponed sine die and the High Court has also relaxed the advocates’ dress code as a step to contain COVID-19. The notification reads as the Court has been pleased to modify the earlier notification dated 07.05.2020
The Delhi HC On Thursday expressed its happiness that AIIMS has started disbursing medicines prescribed by its doctors to the patients under treatment from its pharmacy as well as its OPD will be operational in limited way, with in the two weeks. A division bench comprising Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Bhatnagar was informed by
Chief Justice SA Bobde during a hearing today stated that instructions would soon be released from the Supreme Court for dispensing with the dress code encompassing robes and gowns. The exchange ensued between the bar and the bench, wherein the CJI told Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal during a Video Conference hearing that judges, lawyers should
A Division Bench comprising of Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice Suraj Govindaraj heard the Petition stating that the media houses should be directed to pay RS. 50000/- as compensation in the event of their employee’s death to the COVID-19 Pandemic. According to the Petition, media reporters are interviewing the doctors, police personnel, government officials, patients
Case Name: Fazal Abdali vs. Government of NCT of Delhi (W.P (C) 3063/2020 Date of Decision: 8th May 2020 Quorum: Hon’ble Mr. Justice Manmohan and Hon’ble Mr. Justice Sanjeev Narula A PIL was filed by Mr Fazal Abdali, seeking immediate relief for the Rohingya families living in three different settlements in Delhi on the ground
Author :- By Advocate Surbhi Oswal Introduction Due to Corona Virus there has been a nationwide lockdown. India shut its $2.9 trillion economy (approximate), closing and issuing strict stay-at-home orders to more than a 1.3 billion (approximate) people since March 24, 2020. In such a scenario the impact of the same on the Indian economy
On 9th May 2020, the SC dismissed a Petition seeking for directions for use of the term “Physical distancing” instead of “Social distancing” and imposed Costs of RS. 10,000/-. The Plea, filed by Advocate-On-Record Satya Mitra on behalf of Shakeel Qureshi, and argued by senior Advocate S.B Deshmukh, he is in support of Plea that
