ADJOURNMENTS IN COURTS
Our legal system with long delays is a shame and disgrace on 'MODERN' India. In our country everything is improving except courts. more
1.The Scope of Art. 226 is wider than Art.32 . The parties first seek relief in the High Court and should come to the Supreme Court in appeal only .
2. Hearing of the case at the level of High Court is more convenient to the parties. It saves lot of time.
3. The High Court has its own tradition. They have eminent Judges, whose capacity should be utilised.
4. Every High Court has a good Bar. There eminent lawyers with wide experience, handle different kind of cases. They know history of every legislation in their State.
5. The Supreme Court has no time to decide cases pending before it for the last 10 to 15 years. With the present strength of Judges and will take more than 15 years to dispose of all pending cases .
6. If the cases are filed in the High Court the task of Supreme Court acting as an original court which is a time consuming can be avoided .
7. If cases which may be filed in the High Court are filed in this Court it would affect the initiative of the High Courts . We should preserve the dignity, majesty and efficiency of the High Courts. The taking over by this Court of the work of High Court may undermine the capacity and efficiency of the High Court and should be avoided.
8. The time saved by this Court by not entertaining the cases which may be filed before the High Courts can be utilised to dispose of old matters in which parties are crying for relief .
This case Judgment can be taken from Court record ; with every law graduate and in the Book of Dr.J.N. Pandey on Constitutional Law of India please. more
Read this and other posts by you makes me think that you must be an expert in Constitution.
Being a layman, how and where can I read Judgement of Case [1987] 4 SCC 609?
Hope to learn more, thanks. more