Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Should Not Have Happened': Gujarat AG, Bar Members Expresses Regret Over Heated Exchange Between Bar President And Chief Justice's Bench
The Gujarat High Court ruled on a matter involving the appointment of Sunita Agarwal as the Chief Justice, along with Advocate Brijesh Trivedi’s appointment as the Bar Associate President. The case revolved around the procedural aspects and legalities involved in such appointments. The Court emphasized the importance of transparency and adherence to constitutional and legal norms in the appointment process. It clarified that such appointments must be made in a manner that ensures fairness and does not undermine the integrity of the legal profession. The ruling highlights the need for proper vetting and procedural correctness in judicial and legal appointments to maintain the credibility and trust in the legal system.