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Anonymous   02 December 2011 at 02:37

Can a pil be filed against some injustice done by a judge ?

I have clear proof that the judge violated basic rules of Court proceedings and his faulty Order is just a slap on the face of justice which harms various Govt. departments' revenue /Public interest also.

I can not file an appeal because I am not party in this case, so can I file a PIL in this case ?

Or some other alternative/writ etc. for me?

SOS..

Anonymous   02 December 2011 at 02:28

Whether judiciary is state or not ?

I know that a PIL can be filed against State.I wanna file a PIL against judiciary.

Anonymous   01 December 2011 at 08:22

Writ under article 226 in supreme court

Dear experts, Will the Supreme Court entertain Writ petition filled under article 226?

Thanks in advance

Anonymous   30 November 2011 at 18:20

Exemptions to state under law

The Parliament is empowered to legislate for prescribing punishments for those acts which are offenses(not fundamental rights) under Part III of the Constitution. Because of Article 14, there is no exemption to the State from punishments for those acts which are offenses under Part III like laws against murder, torture, kidnapping, rape etc. Is this correct?

Anonymous   29 November 2011 at 10:22

Pil

dear experts,

if one of the my client filing purely Public Interest Litigation, before the High court, the court not give order, same time put the with cost Rs.2lakhs, if my client not able to pay the said amount, next what steps court can take, my client is very poor man.what are the remedy from the cost, if court punish with imprisonment. give me section details

Raman   28 November 2011 at 23:57

Limitation period to be reckoned from which order

Before Supreme Court There is Limitation period of 90 days for filing SLP against the order of High Court under Article 136 of the constitution of India. In case if writ petition is dismissed by any High Court and subsequent the petitioner files the review Petition which too get dismissed. In such case whether the Limitation period is to be reckoned from the order in writ petition or the review Petition??

I have read that unsuccessful representation don't extend the period of Limitation, Whether this is also applicable in orders.? I mean to say that petitioner writ petition has already been dismissed by the High Court and if he files the review petition which too get dimissed..whether he is entitled to extension of limitation if we calacluate the period of limitation from the order passed in review Petition??

Jameer   28 November 2011 at 21:02

Query

Greetings sir as we know Kanimozhi and four others, who were on Monday granted bail by the Delhi high court in 2G spectrum case.what is the validity of their bail that means how long they will live outside of the jail.
Also the delhi high court granted the bail while the previous courts including supreme court fails to grant the bail,so why that happend?

Thank you

Kunwar Mohd Asad   28 November 2011 at 18:00

Slp

What is the relevance of 'Certificate' in SLP?


Member (Account Deleted)   26 November 2011 at 22:05

Dilution of law against hoaders

During TV discussions on PRICE RISE I often encountered Congress spokes- persons blaming the BJP led NDA govt for diluting the law to prosecute HOARDERS. And therefore present govt at the centre is unable to catch the Hoarders & punish them. If those HOARDERS are punished , as per the Congress Spokes person price of essential commodity will fall.
What is that amendment? When it was passed? What was its stated aim? And why can't the Congress led UPA II revoke it or get it cancelled through another amendment if they are convinced that it will bring down prices?
Would somebody elaborates?

vishal dinkar kolhe   26 November 2011 at 11:13

How to prosigere

sir i am a villagen. on one humen needs in our village. like water supply, street light, madical's .i am camplent to grampanchyat but they can't reply to my complient. pl. suggest which is the next step to complient againest grampanchayat?