Wednesday 7 August 2013

SC : SLP : Hearing Postponed to 16th August

Dear Friends,
The hearing of SLP is postponed to 16 th of August. In a strange, surprising  but necessary move, SC has decided to take clue from another case regarding Competition Commission of India on the same issue and on the same ground. The case is that whether the rules could be altered in the middle of the game or not. The verdict of that case is expected to be declared within some days by Full bench in SC. 
Interestingly, many are discussing the issue of Himani Malhotra which is disposed off earlier. The issue of Himani Malhotra is not relevant here. I will throw some light on it.  If we go into details, it is that:
Himani Malhotra was a case of selection and appointment for the vacant posts in the Delhi Higher Judicial Service and those appointments too were governed by the administrative resolutions of the High Court. For filling up the posts, the Registrar General of the High Court issued an advertisement that laid down that the minimum qualifying mark in the written examination would be 55% for general candidates and 50% for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes candidates. In the advertisement there was no indication at all about any cut off mark.
The SC Division Bench headed by the then Chief Justice of India issued verdict in favour of Himani Malhotra. 
Secondly, one of the judges of our case is also one of the members of full bench. That is why division bench is awaiting  the verdict of  case regarding Competition Commission of India.  So if the verdict of full bench favours the applicant in that case, it will play a vital role in favouring this SLP case to us. As expected, the full bench may not rule out the verdict of Division Bench. So we have to wait for few more days for the final verdict. Good luck. Thank you.
Regards,
Yuvi
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18 comments:

  1. Unknown7 August 2013 at 06:06

    thanks yuvi.for this information..

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  2. Anand7 August 2013 at 07:03

    Thanks man for bringing all the details really fast.

    Anand
    Kerala

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  3. CM7 August 2013 at 07:29

    Dear Yuvi,

    One thing I really appreciate and that is the good work that you are doing...really thanx a lot for all the updates and the information...Indeed your effort deserves commendation...God bless and keep it up...thanx once again...

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  4. Subodh7 August 2013 at 07:34

    Really reliable each and everything Yuvi, you are great.How should I say "thank you" to you.

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  5. S.Noor7 August 2013 at 08:02

    THANKS YUVI,
    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really

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  6. S.Noor7 August 2013 at 08:05

    Thanks Yuvi, You don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" for all of us..... Really
    Just carry on.....

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  7. Unknown8 August 2013 at 04:46

    Dear Sir,
    Aap ko Shat Shat Parnam for instant updating your blog. What is the fate of the Intervention Petitions? Hope you will also update your blog about Kerala HC Division Bench. Bundle of thanx again. Well done ! Keep it up !

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  8. Unknown8 August 2013 at 07:01

    Thanks a lot dude really. ur hard work is realy appreciable .may god bless u my dear friend thanks for keep us updating.

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  9. Unknown8 August 2013 at 08:13

    THIS IS NOTHING BUT UGC'S GOL GOL CHAKKAR.WE ARE ALL MOVING AROUND IT.

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  10. Swaminathan S8 August 2013 at 23:00

    Friends...Now it appears that the Government of India, now alongwith the University Grants Commission, decided and determined to defend and oppose the move of aggrieved persons ( an inference can be drawn from the fact that the Solicitor General appeared on 07-08-2013). The apex court too, not in a hurry to pronounce its judgment as the court has to appreciate all the case laws quoted at various high courts and either to differentiate them or accept them before forming any opinion on its own pronouncing it's decision. Thus, it is clear that the aggrieved candidates have no support from the Executive and the Court has to give justice. It may take long time to see the final result.

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  11. Arpitha.R.9 August 2013 at 09:20

    let's hope for the best..

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  12. Subodh11 August 2013 at 22:40

    Yuvi both cases are different in nature.Himani Malhotra case is a competition case while our case is eligibility case.I do know why judges are waiting for another's judges decision.

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  13. Arpitha.R.13 August 2013 at 00:01

    Yuvi sir, any updation regarding Kerala High Court (Division Bench) hearing dtd.12.08.2013.?

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  14. Anand13 August 2013 at 10:48

    The Kerala High court considered the case today 13/08. I will let you know the details tomorrow.

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  15. Anand14 August 2013 at 00:03

    The Kerala High court Justice Manjula Chelluran has announced that since the Supreme court is announcing its final verdict on the 16th, the Kerala high court is reserving any further verdicts.

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  16. Unknown16 August 2013 at 00:50

    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really
    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really
    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really
    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really
    U don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... ReallyU
    don't know but you are "MOON IN CLOUD" to all.... Really...kaleemullah asst prof ambur

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  17. Unknown16 August 2013 at 00:55

    YUVI SIR CASE STATUS IN MADURAI HIGH COURT REGARDING SET OCT 2012 INJUSTICE -PLEASE PROVIDE SOME INFORMATION -THANK YOU BY KALEEMULLAH , ASST PROF AMBUR

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  18. balaji16 August 2013 at 02:31

    what happened today ON SC. PLEASE UPDATS US AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

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