Dear Friends,
The Supreme Court postponed the hearing of Special
Leave Petition on Wednesday, 7th August, 2013 because some candidates filed Intervention petition today in Supreme Court. I have
already posted an article on Intervention petition to be filed by candidates.
Please refer archives. Thank you.
Regards,
Yuvi
All the best for those who are the victims of UGC NET 2012
ReplyDeletesir, will it be applicable to all the candidates in india including who has not filed case.
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ReplyDeleteMr. Mittida Bawa,
ReplyDeleteOf course. Be relaxed. Prepare for Interview.
Regards,
Yuvi
sir, will it be applicable to all the candidates in india including who has not filed case.
ReplyDeletesir, will it be applicable to all the candidates in india including who has not filed case.
ReplyDeleteDear Mandeep Kaur,
ReplyDeleteOf course. No doubt. In the past, Supreme Court had ordered UGC to apply the verdict to non petitioners too in Kerala High Court Division Bench. Kindly refer my previous posts published at the left side of this blog. Secondly, start preparing for Interview and applying for the vacancies as some candidates are doing now. Thanks.
Regards,
Yuvi
hi yuvi sir..........
ReplyDeletekbtak wait karana hai sir ...... june 2012 net passed honewale sathi job lag chuke hai sir our hum abhi tab wait hi kr rhe hai ..............ager ak bar Election ke work suru ho gay na to apni case postponed hote rahegi .........
Dear Santosh,
ReplyDeleteYou are right but the case in in the final stage in Supreme court. So, I think we will get certificates within 3 months.Thank you.
Regards,
Yuvi
Do you know what are the Intervention petitions and how much time SC normally takes in clearing such type of petitions?
ReplyDeleteDear Gurdeep,
ReplyDeleteIntervention appeal is a procedure used in a lawsuit by which the court allows a third person who was not originally a party to the suit to become a party, by joining with either the plaintiff or the defendant. Intervention arises when the intervenor, the person who seeks to become a party to an existing lawsuit, can satisfactorily show that his or her interest is not adequately represented by the present parties, that the interest relates to the subject of the action, and that the disposition of the action might in some way impair his or her ability to protect such interest.
Secondly, in the case of court procedure, no one will foretell you that how much time will it take but as far as our case is considered, it may take maximum two months.
Regards,
Yuvi
Dear yuvi,
ReplyDeleteThanx a lot for the quick reply and congratulations for achieving so much in the case.