Headline
The Supreme Court of India makes new directions for Filing Certified Copies of Judgments in the court.
Summary
The Supreme Court of India has issued new directives and rules for ensuring that the litigants file certified copies of judgments and orders in the court which are being challenged, citing non-compliance with existing rules.
- Case Name :Harsh Bhuwalka and Others v. Sanjay Kumar Bajoria
- Bench of Justices :Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra
Key Facts
- It is obligatory for litigants to provide proof of application for certified copies and they are undertaking to file them as soon as possible.
- These directions will apply to all special leave petitions (SLP) from 20 th August , 2024 onwards.
- The Court dismisses Special Leave Petition (SLP) and applications that are seeking condonation of delay due to non-compliance of the order.
Legal Insights
The Supreme Court Rules, 2013, requires certified copies to be filed with special leave petitions (SLP). The purpose of these new directions and rules are to maintain discipline and prevent false statements.
Impact
It will help in ensuring compliance with Supreme Court Rules, 2013, and also will promote transparency and accountability in filing processes in the court.
Why it Matters
Laying down these new directions matters because it upholds the rule of law, helps in maintaining public trust in the judiciary, and also sees that the litigants do not take the court for granted by making false statements.
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