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Should Statutory Tribunals Have Suo Moto Powers?

Statutory tribunals’ powers are limited by their statute. Can their powers be expanded based on the purpose with which they are formed?

Gauri Kashyap

20th Sep 2021

Analysis

The National Green Tribunal’s Suo Moto Powers: A Summary

The Supreme Court will decide if the NGT can exercise suo moto powers without the NGT Act, 2010 explicitly granting them these powers.

Mihir R

20th Sep 2021

Analysis

Should Courts have Suo Moto Powers?

Courts often exercise their suo moto jurisdiction by taking up matters based on media reports or act on letters written to them.

Gauri Kashyap

17th Sep 2021

Analysis

Madras High Court Stays IT Rules

Various HCs are hearing challenges to the IT Rules, 2021. The Madras HC that the stay order passed by the Bombay HC would apply nationwide.

Ayushi Saraogi

17th Sep 2021

Analysis

NCLT to Tribunals Reforms: An Emerging Pattern

Who should exercise control over tribunals: the Executive or the Judiciary?

Ajoy Karpuram

15th Sep 2021

Analysis

Justice Sinha’s Impact on Criminal law

Justice Sinha's judgment set an important precedent for the use of the 'last seen' theory in criminal law, upholding the standard of proof.

15th Sep 2021

Analysis

State Surveillance: From Phone-Tapping to Pegasus

DESK BRIEF: While the Court hears petitions regarding the alleged use of Pegasus, it first heard a similar case of phone-tapping in 1997.

Mihir R

7th Sep 2021

Analysis

Monthly Review: August 2021

In August nine judges were appointed to the Supreme Court. Hearings also began in the Pegasus case. Justices Nariman and Sinha retired.

SCO Team

4th Sep 2021