Tag: #Covid19

Supreme Court Bar Association Urges Chief Justice of India N.V Ramana to Resume Physical Hearings

Supreme Court Bar Association wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of India N.V Ramana saying that the current situation of Covid-19 is normal and there were a lot of...

Supreme Court to Hear Plea Urging the Cancellation of Rath Yatra

The Supreme Court can these days take up the petition, seeking cancellation of Rath Yatra, scheduled to begin on July 12 in Puri, Odisha, given the surge in cases of...

Problems and Miseries of Migrant Labourer

-Report by RAVINUTHALA VAMSI KRISHNA The sue motto case was taken by the supreme court in May 2020 to deal with the problems of migrant workers during the national lockdown...

Zydus Cadila Covid-19 Vaccine For 12-18 Age Group to be Available Soon : Centre Tells Supreme Court

On May 31, 2021, the Supreme Court of India raised a slew of questions in its order while hearing the suo-motu case related to Covid Management in India. In the...

Madras High Court on Misbehavior by Advocates

Recently during this Pandemic situation, there have been many instances reported where it has been noticed that advocates/lawyers misbehaving with the Police personnel and even insulting them while they were...

Compulsory Licensing And Vaccination

The present article has been written by Prateek Chandgothia, a 1st year BA LLB student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Introduction Under the Indian Patents Act,...

Compensation to Families of Covid Dead: Supreme Court Defers Hearing to June 21

The Supreme Court of India is currently hearing two separate pleas requesting the Centre and the states to provide Rs. 4 lakh as compensation to the families of the victims...

Doctors Cannot be Held Liable for Unavailability of Drugs: Bombay High Court

On Thursday Bombay High Court said that doctors cannot be held liable for unavailability of drugs and short supply of medicines. In the last few months of the pandemic, we...

“Traditions and Customs Must be in the National Interest”: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir Rejected the Application to Hand Over Covid’s Body to the Family

“Larger public interest constantly prevails over private rights and the traditions and customs need to yield to the countrywide interest especially in those exceptional times,” located the Jammu and Kashmir...

Distribution of Essential Supplies and Services During Pandemic

-Report by Manaswa Sharma Introduction Proceedings withinside the present suo motu writ petition had been initiated on 22 April 2021, while this Court took consciousness of the control of the...