Strange laws and rules. Advocate Sukumaran N the first signatory should have thought before signing the petition. How many suits are closed within a short time. Juctice K M Joseph can wait like all suits in all courts.
Strange laws and rules. Advocate Sukumaran N the first signatory should have thought before signing the petition. How many suits are closed within a short time. Juctice K M Joseph can wait like all suits in all courts.
Justice K M Joseph had dismissed BJP's decision to oust Uttarakhand Congress government when they had majority. That's all. He will not pass judgements as per BJP's requirement.
Re: He is Independent, So they are afraid
by kumar on Mar 20, 2018 10:13 PM
we cannot trust christian judges that too in sc, they will side with pope if the occasion demands, first let them clear all the pending cases in the country for decades and these corrupt judicary letting criminals out on bail, a raja kanimozhi karti etc etc, all the wealth owned by these cprrupt judicary first should be investigated and then promotion
Re: Joke of the century
by joseph mathew on Feb 23, 2018 06:48 AM
Justice K M Joseph had dismissed BJP's decision to oust Uttarakhand It's not fun.Congress government when they had majority. That's all. He will not pass judgements as per BJP's requirement.
Lawyers are asking why decision is not taken within a month, for normal cases judicial system takes years to deliver judgement and umpteen number delays. Joke of the century.
Re: Lawyers - timely delivery
by joseph mathew on Feb 23, 2018 06:47 AM
You are mistaken sir.Justice K M Joseph had dismissed BJP's decision to oust Uttarakhand Congress government when they had majority. That's all. He will not pass judgements as per BJP's requirement.
Present government is elected through democracy and sitting there for 3.75 years.If collegium is recommending some Judge ,government is to be given sufficient time to justify its decision. If Collegium is expecting government is to act upon immediately and expecting transparency from other all institution, Judiciary is the first institution in India without any transparency. Are they ready to reform? Actual answer is "NO".So Judiciary is creating issues at their convenience.It is one of the most corrupted /inconsistent institution.I am not sure on why they are working only on 5 days a week; April and May - Holidays; Diwali - 7 days holidays; Pooja - 5 to 7 days holidays; Christmas - 10 days holidays; All state as well as Central government holidays; Working hours just 10.30 to 5(6.5 hours - 45 to 60 mins lunch); No consistency in Judgements; No time bound for completion of cases;No CCTV ; No recording of Trials; No implementation of IJS & NAC....It is high time for REFORMS...
Re: Government is to be given time to decide
by arungopal agarwal on Feb 22, 2018 12:10 PM
Yes all judiciary must come under purview of democratic norm and transparency. Enough is enough, under the nose of each judge, Readers and Peshkar take daily bribe in lower courts.
Re: Government is to be given time to decide
by joseph mathew on Feb 23, 2018 06:51 AM
But BJP decided to dismiss Uttarakhand Congress government when it had period and majority. Justice K M Joseph had dismissed BJP's decision to oust Uttarakhand Congress government because they had majority. That's all. He will not pass judgements as per BJP's requirement.
Present government is elected through democracy and sitting there for 3.75 years.If collegium is recommending some Judge ,government is to be given sufficient time to justify its decision. If Collegium is expecting government is to act upon immediately and expecting transparency from other all institution, Judiciary is the first institution in India without any transparency. Are they ready to reform? Actual answer is "NO".So Judiciary is creating issues at their convenience.It is one of the most corrupted /inconsistent institution.I am not sure on why they are working only on 5 days a week; April and May - Holidays; Diwali - 7 days holidays; Pooja - 5 to 7 days holidays; Christmas - 10 days holidays; All state as well as Central government holidays; Working hours just 10.30 to 5(6.5 hours - 45 to 60 mins lunch); No consistency in Judgements; No time bound for completion of cases;No CCTV ; No recording of Trials; No implementation of IJS & NAC....It is high time for REFORMS...
