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Judiciary

When the judiciary is hyper-active
S Viswanathan \| February, 2017
T S Thakur retired after a year of turbulent tenure as Chief Justice, Supreme Court of India. Sharp pronouncements on serious diff...

The Djinns of Concrete
Imran Hussain \| January, 2016
The Competition Appellate Tribunal (CAT) has set aside Rs 6316 crore of penalty imposed on 11 cement firms by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) on cartelisation charges and asked the Regulator to hear the matter afresh. The Tribunal’s Order places ‘natural justice’ above ‘evidence.’ Will the case drag-on for ever?

Convulsions in commerce chambers...
S Viswanathan \| January, 1970
Industry associations vie with one another to get the attention of governments to advise on policy as also to lobby specific cause...

Lawyers should look at their clients’ owes also...
Sai Sathyanarayanan \| October, 2015
“The exact date that professional attorneys came into existence is unknown, although the first complaints about them were recorded in the twelfth century.”

Glorious, My Honour
Justice S Mohan \| September, 2015
In July 1892 came up one of the finest buildings in Chennai. ...

A catalyst for economic development...
Ashok Kumar IPS \| September, 2015
A climate of peace and safety attracts investment into industry, business and infrastructure. Yes, maintenance of public order is a catalyst for economic development.

Merchants of deception
Imran Hussain \| August, 2015
The Vyapam Scam operated exactly like a mafia ring with sophisticated systems in place. It had a centralised chain of command with the ring master at the top and differentiated delegation of authority for its henchmen and supporting staff.

India’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
V Pattabhi Ram \| May, 2015
The first judgment on l’affaire Satyam has been delivered, a full six years after Ramalinga Raju wrote his famous riding-a-tiger letter. Ten men, including two auditors, have been jailed for seven years.

A case for Uniform Civil Code
Imran Hussain \| January, 2015
The term uniform civil code (the UCC) covers a small field of civil laws relating to marriage, succession, maintenance and adoption.

Lawyer's Side
V Pattabhi Ram \| September, 2014
The charismatic senior lawyer, Arvind P Datar, spoke to V Pattabhi Ram on a range of issues relating to judicial reforms. In one sense, it represents the laywers’ side of the story.

Before our Faith is Lost
Imran Hussain \| August, 2014
There is an extremely strong case for urgent and far reaching reforms in our judiciary. In the first three decades of our democracy, most people reposed their faith in the political class to govern them wisely to ensure freedom and justice to all. However, over the last 3 decades, the political class has become mired in corruption and has become the object of scorn and ridicule. The public now relies heavily upon the higher judiciary as the last bastion against excesses of authority and abuse of powers of the executive. To many citizens, the courts remain the last vision of hope for ensuring probity, efficiency and impartiality in administration and for delivery of justice to all. However the judiciary today is collapsing under its own weight and under the burden of pending cases. Serious questions are now being raised about integrity, efficiency and competence of our justice delivery system. If urgent reforms are not implemented, then it threatens to endanger not just the precincts of our civil society and its orderly functioning, but also poses the gravest danger of plunging the future of our republic into anarchy and chaos.

Blunt parting shot
S Viswanathan \| March, 2014
On several occasions in the past I had referred to the deep divisiveness of the Tamil society. A senior civil servant once remarked that no two Tamils work in sync on any project except perhaps for the procreation of children.

High court work disrupted again
SV \| February, 2014
There is serious concern over the piling up of cases at the Madras High Court and the frequent interruptions to court proceedings.

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