BCI Chairman's Vision Statement 2010-2012
“Ensuring equality before the law and the supremacy of the rule of law in the Indian democracy.”
I am proud to present to you and to connect you to the legal profession in India. In the largest democracy in the world, the role of the legal profession cannot be underestimated as it is the law and the delivery of justice that serve as the conscience of a nation and the foundation of the society that India is, and will become, in the years to come.
In spite of the wear and tear and the erosion suffered during the passage of time, the legal fraternity in India continues to be an influential seat of society and the legal profession carries with it the identity of a noble and learned profession, which has produced great leaders for India (including during our freedom struggle). However, our profession finds itself at the crossroads today and it is the path that we choose that will surely influence the future of India as a true democracy.
On the one hand we face a prosperous future as a country with a growing economy and the aspirations of a billion Indians unleashed upon the world. On the other we see massive inequities, shortfalls in education/health/infrastructure, delivery of justice and various other ills moving at a similar pace. In such a scenario, the need for a stronger, more robust and ethically driven legal profession in India cannot be overemphasised.
The Indian legal profession today consists of approximately 11 lakh (1.1 million) registered advocates, around 1,000 law schools and approximately 5 lakh (0.5 million) law students across the country. Every year, approximately 60,000 law graduates join the legal profession in India. These broad estimates also contain within them a rapidly growing (and international quality) corporate legal sector and a nascent outsourced legal process services sector. One need only understand the size of the Indian legal profession to appreciate the important and immense nature of the task at hand.
In order for us to strengthen every single member and area of the profession, it is necessary for us to realistically introspect to identify the various challenges that we collectively face today. The issues that plague the profession today are not unique or specific to only one part but are systemic issues that need to be dealt with keeping in mind the connect between the different parts of the profession.
These issues broadly are:
Inadequate quality of legal education and infrastructure
Lack of relevant skills training to meet with the ever-changing demands of the modern world
Lack of clear data on the profession for assessment and efficient distribution of resources
Low absorption of technology and lack of connect with different parts of a modern economy
Lack of entry point and continuous assessment mechanisms to ensure the continuous growth and improvement of the legal profession
Lack of awareness and ideation about the heritage, tradition, and culture of the legal profession, and levels of excellence within the legal profession, and a consequent lack of motivation to fulfil the highest aspirations within the profession
Lack of the ability to ensure access to basic human rights to the poor and marginalised sections of society, and the realisation of the vision of the Indian lawyer as an effective social engineer
While each of the above problems can be seen in isolation, it is their cumulative effect that has a negative bearing on the identity of the entire Indian legal profession. Irrespective of the success any part of the profession may achieve, it will always carry along with it the positives and negatives of our collective identity and hence every part of the profession is a stakeholder in this identity.
It is in this light that the Bar Council of India is seeking to connect, create and implement large-scale solutions to strengthen the Indian lawyer and the Indian legal profession by March 31, 2012.
These solutions will be aimed at all aspects of the profession, but the highest priority would be on the following areas:
Raising the quality of the bar through entry-level assessment and continuous education and training
Providing access to knowledge and information resources (embracing a multi-disciplinary approach) to all parts of the legal profession
Creating a database of lawyers, law schools, academia and law students across the country so that resources can be efficiently deployed and common platforms can be created
Creating clear quality standards for legal education and a common entry level standard for entering law schools across the country
Creating a system of access to hardware and software resources, as well as training on the use of technology across the profession
Establishing a strong system of connect between the legal profession and the weakest sections of society, so as to provide effective legal aid, and the fulfilment of the profession’s role as an agent of social justice and equity
Improving interaction between the bar and the judiciary so as to establish a common platform to collectively address problems facing justice delivery in India
Identifying clear values and standards so that the legal profession is fearlessly independent and of robust character
Through a combination of the above, raising the confidence and skills of the constituents of the legal profession, thereby improving the identity of the profession as a whole
As a statutory body having access to the entire legal profession (including the senior leadership of law officers in India) the Bar Council of India will reach out to all parts of the legal profession and create long-term solutions in each of these areas. The Bar Council of India also undertakes to conduct itself in a transparent and approachable manner so as to reflect the thoughts and aspirations of the Indian legal profession.
We look forward to the support of the entire legal profession in our collective endeavour to create a modern legal profession that does justice to its heritage, aspirations, obligations and competence.
Gopal Subramanium, Bar Council of India
Chairman
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
TN +2 Exam Results 2010-Tamilnadu 12th Result-Tamil Nadu XII Result 2010-TamilNadu 12th result 2010- +2 Result 2010-TN HSC results 2010,
Government of Tamil Nadu
Directorate of Government Examinations
Examination Results
|| Plus 2 Examination Results Expected on 14th May 2010 at 9.30 A.M. ||
The much awaited plus 2 results of Tamilnadu board exams are going to be announced today, i.e. 14th, May, 2010 at 9.30am. The results can be seen from the following websites from 9.30 am onwards. All the best to the students and parents:
Websites on which Plus Two results 2010 of TamilNadu Board Exam will be available:
* http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
* http://www.pallikalvi.in/
* http://www.squarebrothers.com/
* http://results.sify.com/
* http://indiaresults.com/
* http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.tngdc.in/
* http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
* http://www.classontheweb.com/
* http://www.schools9.com/
* http://www.chennaivision.com/
* http://www.mygaruda.com/
* http://www.tnagar.com/
* http://www.indiacollegefinder.com/
* http://www.chennaionline.com/
* http://www.nakkeeran.com/
* http://www.getyourscore.in/
* http://www.examresults.net/
* http://results.webdunia.com/
* http://www.jayanews.in/
* http://www.findchennai.com/
(copy and paste the above urls in your browser)
Directorate of Government Examinations
Examination Results
|| Plus 2 Examination Results Expected on 14th May 2010 at 9.30 A.M. ||
The much awaited plus 2 results of Tamilnadu board exams are going to be announced today, i.e. 14th, May, 2010 at 9.30am. The results can be seen from the following websites from 9.30 am onwards. All the best to the students and parents:
Websites on which Plus Two results 2010 of TamilNadu Board Exam will be available:
* http://www.tnresults.nic.in/
* http://www.pallikalvi.in/
* http://www.squarebrothers.com/
* http://results.sify.com/
* http://indiaresults.com/
* http://www.dge1.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.dge2.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.dge3.tn.nic.in/
* http://www.tngdc.in/
* http://www.collegesintamilnadu.com/
* http://www.classontheweb.com/
* http://www.schools9.com/
* http://www.chennaivision.com/
* http://www.mygaruda.com/
* http://www.tnagar.com/
* http://www.indiacollegefinder.com/
* http://www.chennaionline.com/
* http://www.nakkeeran.com/
* http://www.getyourscore.in/
* http://www.examresults.net/
* http://results.webdunia.com/
* http://www.jayanews.in/
* http://www.findchennai.com/
(copy and paste the above urls in your browser)
Thursday, May 13, 2010
TN +2 Exam Results 2010-Tamilnadu 12th Result-Tamil Nadu XII Result 2010-TamilNadu 12th result 2010- 2 Result 2010-TN HSC results 2010
The much awaited plus 2 results of Tamilnadu board exams are going to be announced tomorrow, i.e. 14th, May, 2010. The results can be seen from the following websites from 9.30 am onwards. All the best to the students and parents:
1. http://www.pallikalvi.in
2. http://tnresults.nic.in
3. http://dge2.tn.nic.in
(copy and paste the above urls in your browser)
1. http://www.pallikalvi.in
2. http://tnresults.nic.in
3. http://dge2.tn.nic.in
(copy and paste the above urls in your browser)
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
TN +2 Exam Results 2010-Tamilnadu 12th Result-Tamil Nadu XII Result 2010-TamilNadu 12th result 2010- 2 Result 2010-TN HSC results 2010
Tamil Nadu School Education Department will be announced the examination result of 12th class on this week.image thumb39 TN +2 Exam Results 2010 Tamilnadu 12th Result Tamil Nadu XII Result 2010 TamilNadu 12th result 2010 2 Result 2010 TN HSC results 2010
The Directorate Government of Tamilnadu conducting the Examination of XII Plus Two High Secondary and SSLC (State Board Level). Most of the students are awaiting for the results of 12th class, But It currently not to be declared.
Here Government of Tamil Nadu, Directorate of Government Examinations publishing official websites List:
1. http://www.pallikalvi.in
2. http://tnresults.nic.in
3. http://dge2.tn.nic.in
TamilNadu 12th result 2010 to be declared soon at official site of the education department. The results are for the 12th class or also called Higher Secondary class (HSC). The results may be announced any time soon. Also in the waiting are results for the 10th class.
TamilNadu 12th exams are published on the site of Directorate of Government Examinations for the students studying in the schools affiliated to it. The results in this exams are critical for higher studies. Hence the department is trying to publish the results ASAP. Last year the results were announced on May 14.
The Directorate Government of Tamilnadu conducting the Examination of XII Plus Two High Secondary and SSLC (State Board Level). Most of the students are awaiting for the results of 12th class, But It currently not to be declared.
Here Government of Tamil Nadu, Directorate of Government Examinations publishing official websites List:
1. http://www.pallikalvi.in
2. http://tnresults.nic.in
3. http://dge2.tn.nic.in
TamilNadu 12th result 2010 to be declared soon at official site of the education department. The results are for the 12th class or also called Higher Secondary class (HSC). The results may be announced any time soon. Also in the waiting are results for the 10th class.
TamilNadu 12th exams are published on the site of Directorate of Government Examinations for the students studying in the schools affiliated to it. The results in this exams are critical for higher studies. Hence the department is trying to publish the results ASAP. Last year the results were announced on May 14.
Friday, April 30, 2010
High Court of Madras, Summer Vacation Sittings - 2010.
NOTIFICATION NO.102 / 2010
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SUMMER VACATION 2010
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL SEAT AT MADRAS
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Sub: High Court, Madras � Summer Vacation 2010 -
Arrangements for the Principal Seat at Madras � Notified.
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It is hereby notified that the Summer Vacation for the year 2010, for
the High Court, Madras will be from Saturday, the 1st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 6th June 2010 (both days inclusive).
The period of Summer Vacation for this year is split into three parts
for the purpose of vacation Court sitting arrangements, as follows :-
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I PART : Saturday, the 1st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 16th May 2010
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II PART : Monday, the 17th May 2010 to
Sunday, the 30th May 2010
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III PART : Monday, the 31st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 6th June 2010
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I � PART (May 1st to May 16th)
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The Hon'ble The Acting Chief Justice, Hon'ble Thiru Justice
K.Venkataraman, Hon'ble Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam and Hon'ble
Thiru Justice C.S. Karnan, will be the Vacation Judges for the I part of the
Vacation. The Hon'ble The Acting Chief Justice, and Hon'ble
Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam, will first sit in a Division Bench at
10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless & otherwise notified for
other days also, for the disposal of very urgent Bench matters.
After Division Bench work, Hon'ble Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam will sit
single on the said days and if necessary,for other days also, to hear &
dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice K.Venkataraman and
Hon'ble Thiru Justice C.S.Karnan, will sit single at 10.30 A.M on the dates
mentioned below unless & otherwise notified for other days also, for the
disposal of very urgent matters. The details of work allotment are as
follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
K. Venkataraman Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
T.S. Sivagnanam Writ Petitions - Labour,
Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC,
Land Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate
Side & Original Side matters.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
C.S. Karnan (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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II PART (May 17th to May 30th)
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice V. Dhanapalan and Hon'ble Thiru Justice
D. Hariparanthaman and Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Kirubakaran will be the
Vacation Judges for the II part of the Vacation. Hon'ble Thiru Justice
V. Dhanapalan and Hon'ble Thiru Justice D. Hariparanthaman will first sit
in a Division Bench at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless
and otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent
Bench matters. After Division Bench work, Their Lordships will sit single
on the said days and if necessary, for other days also, to hear and
dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Kirubakaran, will sit
single at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless and otherwise
notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent matters. The
details of work allotment are as follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
V. Dhanapalan Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
D. Hariparanthaman Writ Petitions - Labour, Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC, Land
Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate Side
& Original Side matters.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
N. Kirubakaran (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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III -_PART (May 31st to June 06th)
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Paul Vasanthakumar and Hon'ble Thiru
Justice C.T. Selvam and Hon'ble Thiru Justice M.M. Sundresh, will be the
Vacation Judges for the III part of the Vacation. Hon'ble Thiru
Justice N. Paul Vasanthakumar and Hon'ble Thiru Justice M.M. Sundresh,
will first sit in a Division Bench at 10.30 A.M on the date mentioned
below unless and otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of
very urgent Bench matters. After Division Bench work, Their Lordships
will sit single on the said day and if necessary, for other days also, to
hear and dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice C.T. Selvam,
will sit single at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless and
otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent
matters. The details of work allotment are as follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
N. Paul Vasanthakumar Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
C.T. Selvam (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
M.M. Sundresh Writ Petitions - Labour, Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC,
Land Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate
Side & Original Side matters.
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(1) Tmt. M.Santhanam, Deputy Registrar (Accounts), Thiru
K. Govindaraj, Assistant Registrar (C.S. V) and Tmt. A.Kumutha,
Assistant Registrar (Crl. Side); (2) Thiru S.Mahesh Babu, Deputy Registrar
(Judicial), Tmt. N. Saraswathi, Assistant Registrar (C.S. III) and Thiru
M.G. Pachaiyapphen, Assistant Registrar (O.S. II); and (3) Tmt.
K.Indumathi, Deputy Registrar, (A.S.), Thiru S.Kalyanasundaram,
Assistant Registrar (A.S.) and Tmt. M.Jayashree, Assistant Registrar
(Admn.I), will be the Vacation Officers for the corresponding sitting days
of the Hon'ble Judges during I Part, II Part and III Part of the vacation,
respectively.
No plaint or appeal or other proceedings will be received during the
said period unless it is accompanied by an application showing the
urgency for an order to receive.
In any case of great urgency, applications may be made by
delivering to the Vacation Officers with a request to transmit the
necessary papers to the Hon'ble Vacation Judge concerned and the
Vacation Officers shall, if they consider the case as one of the sufficient
urgency, arrange for the transmission of the necessary papers and the
case will be heard according to the directions of the Hon'ble Vacation
Judge concerned either at the Court or at the Hon'ble Judge's residence
on the next day at 10.30 A.M. unless it is a holiday for the High Court, or
such other convenient time which will be communicated to the
practitioners.
No application should be presented at the residence of the Hon'ble
Vacation Judges under any circumstances and no lunch motion should be
entertained during the Summer Vacation and that in Bail Petitions, lower
court bail order should be enclosed along with the petitions and that this is
subject to the permission, if granted, by the concerned Judge, who should
be contacted only through the Vacation Officer.
The Hon'ble Vacation Judges will sit in the Vacation Court from
10.30 A.M to 4.45 P.M.
The application for the issue of certified or carbon copies of the
orders and the Process fees for the issue of Notice etc., should be
presented to the Vacation Officer concerned and after obtaining the orders
of the Vacation Officer, may be filed in the Office.
Notice of any application of urgent matters will have to be given
along with papers to the Vacation Officers before 1.30 P.M on the
following dates:
FILING DAYS SITTING DAYS
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03.05.2010 (Monday) 05.05.2010 (Wednesday)
04.05.2010 (Tuesday) 06.05.2010 (Thursday)
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10.05.2010 (Monday) 12.05.2010 (Wednesday)
11.05.2010 (Tuesday) 13.05.2010 (Thursday)
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17.05.2010 (Monday) 19.05.2010 (Wednesday)
18.05.2010 (Tuesday) 20.05.2010 (Thursday)
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24.05.2010 (Monday) 26.05.2010 (Wednesday)
25.05.2010 (Tuesday) 27.05.2010 (Thursday)
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31.05.2010 (Monday) 02.06.2010 (Wednesday)
01.06.2010 (Tuesday) 03.06.2010 (Thursday)
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The Registry will work from 10.00 A.M to 4.45 P.M on all days
during Summer Vacation 2010, except on the Court sitting days on which
days the working hours will be from 10.00 A.M to 5.45 P.M or till the
Court work is over, whichever is later.
Notification regarding the Summer Vacation 2010 for the
Madurai Bench of Madras High Court will be issued separately by the
Registrar (Admn.) of Madurai Bench.
/ By Order /
HIGH COURT, MADRAS G.CHOCKALINGAM
DATED : 29.04.2010 REGISTRAR GENERAL (I/C)
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SUMMER VACATION 2010
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL SEAT AT MADRAS
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Sub: High Court, Madras � Summer Vacation 2010 -
Arrangements for the Principal Seat at Madras � Notified.
******
It is hereby notified that the Summer Vacation for the year 2010, for
the High Court, Madras will be from Saturday, the 1st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 6th June 2010 (both days inclusive).
The period of Summer Vacation for this year is split into three parts
for the purpose of vacation Court sitting arrangements, as follows :-
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I PART : Saturday, the 1st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 16th May 2010
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II PART : Monday, the 17th May 2010 to
Sunday, the 30th May 2010
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III PART : Monday, the 31st May 2010 to
Sunday, the 6th June 2010
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I � PART (May 1st to May 16th)
==============================
The Hon'ble The Acting Chief Justice, Hon'ble Thiru Justice
K.Venkataraman, Hon'ble Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam and Hon'ble
Thiru Justice C.S. Karnan, will be the Vacation Judges for the I part of the
Vacation. The Hon'ble The Acting Chief Justice, and Hon'ble
Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam, will first sit in a Division Bench at
10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless & otherwise notified for
other days also, for the disposal of very urgent Bench matters.
After Division Bench work, Hon'ble Thiru Justice T.S. Sivagnanam will sit
single on the said days and if necessary,for other days also, to hear &
dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice K.Venkataraman and
Hon'ble Thiru Justice C.S.Karnan, will sit single at 10.30 A.M on the dates
mentioned below unless & otherwise notified for other days also, for the
disposal of very urgent matters. The details of work allotment are as
follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
K. Venkataraman Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
T.S. Sivagnanam Writ Petitions - Labour,
Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC,
Land Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate
Side & Original Side matters.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
C.S. Karnan (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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II PART (May 17th to May 30th)
==============================
Hon'ble Thiru Justice V. Dhanapalan and Hon'ble Thiru Justice
D. Hariparanthaman and Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Kirubakaran will be the
Vacation Judges for the II part of the Vacation. Hon'ble Thiru Justice
V. Dhanapalan and Hon'ble Thiru Justice D. Hariparanthaman will first sit
in a Division Bench at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless
and otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent
Bench matters. After Division Bench work, Their Lordships will sit single
on the said days and if necessary, for other days also, to hear and
dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Kirubakaran, will sit
single at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless and otherwise
notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent matters. The
details of work allotment are as follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
V. Dhanapalan Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
D. Hariparanthaman Writ Petitions - Labour, Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC, Land
Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate Side
& Original Side matters.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
N. Kirubakaran (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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III -_PART (May 31st to June 06th)
==================================
Hon'ble Thiru Justice N. Paul Vasanthakumar and Hon'ble Thiru
Justice C.T. Selvam and Hon'ble Thiru Justice M.M. Sundresh, will be the
Vacation Judges for the III part of the Vacation. Hon'ble Thiru
Justice N. Paul Vasanthakumar and Hon'ble Thiru Justice M.M. Sundresh,
will first sit in a Division Bench at 10.30 A.M on the date mentioned
below unless and otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of
very urgent Bench matters. After Division Bench work, Their Lordships
will sit single on the said day and if necessary, for other days also, to
hear and dispose of urgent matters. Hon'ble Thiru Justice C.T. Selvam,
will sit single at 10.30 A.M on the dates mentioned below unless and
otherwise notified for other days also, for the disposal of very urgent
matters. The details of work allotment are as follows:-
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
N. Paul Vasanthakumar Writ Petitions - General Misc.,
Tax, Motor Vehicles, Motor Vehicles
Tax, Education, Mines & Minerals,
Industries, EB, Land Acquisition and
Local Authority.
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : All Single Bench Crl. matters
C.T. Selvam (Bail, Anticipatory Bail, Crl.O.P
(u/s. 482 of Cr.P.C.), Crl. Appeal and
Crl. R.C. Admission).
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Hon'ble Thiru Justice : After Division Bench Work -
M.M. Sundresh Writ Petitions - Labour, Service,
Customs & Central Excise, Cinema,
Prohibition & Excise, Forest, ULC,
Land Reforms, Land Tenancy, APM,
Co-operative Society and Appellate
Side & Original Side matters.
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(1) Tmt. M.Santhanam, Deputy Registrar (Accounts), Thiru
K. Govindaraj, Assistant Registrar (C.S. V) and Tmt. A.Kumutha,
Assistant Registrar (Crl. Side); (2) Thiru S.Mahesh Babu, Deputy Registrar
(Judicial), Tmt. N. Saraswathi, Assistant Registrar (C.S. III) and Thiru
M.G. Pachaiyapphen, Assistant Registrar (O.S. II); and (3) Tmt.
K.Indumathi, Deputy Registrar, (A.S.), Thiru S.Kalyanasundaram,
Assistant Registrar (A.S.) and Tmt. M.Jayashree, Assistant Registrar
(Admn.I), will be the Vacation Officers for the corresponding sitting days
of the Hon'ble Judges during I Part, II Part and III Part of the vacation,
respectively.
No plaint or appeal or other proceedings will be received during the
said period unless it is accompanied by an application showing the
urgency for an order to receive.
In any case of great urgency, applications may be made by
delivering to the Vacation Officers with a request to transmit the
necessary papers to the Hon'ble Vacation Judge concerned and the
Vacation Officers shall, if they consider the case as one of the sufficient
urgency, arrange for the transmission of the necessary papers and the
case will be heard according to the directions of the Hon'ble Vacation
Judge concerned either at the Court or at the Hon'ble Judge's residence
on the next day at 10.30 A.M. unless it is a holiday for the High Court, or
such other convenient time which will be communicated to the
practitioners.
No application should be presented at the residence of the Hon'ble
Vacation Judges under any circumstances and no lunch motion should be
entertained during the Summer Vacation and that in Bail Petitions, lower
court bail order should be enclosed along with the petitions and that this is
subject to the permission, if granted, by the concerned Judge, who should
be contacted only through the Vacation Officer.
The Hon'ble Vacation Judges will sit in the Vacation Court from
10.30 A.M to 4.45 P.M.
The application for the issue of certified or carbon copies of the
orders and the Process fees for the issue of Notice etc., should be
presented to the Vacation Officer concerned and after obtaining the orders
of the Vacation Officer, may be filed in the Office.
Notice of any application of urgent matters will have to be given
along with papers to the Vacation Officers before 1.30 P.M on the
following dates:
FILING DAYS SITTING DAYS
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03.05.2010 (Monday) 05.05.2010 (Wednesday)
04.05.2010 (Tuesday) 06.05.2010 (Thursday)
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10.05.2010 (Monday) 12.05.2010 (Wednesday)
11.05.2010 (Tuesday) 13.05.2010 (Thursday)
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17.05.2010 (Monday) 19.05.2010 (Wednesday)
18.05.2010 (Tuesday) 20.05.2010 (Thursday)
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24.05.2010 (Monday) 26.05.2010 (Wednesday)
25.05.2010 (Tuesday) 27.05.2010 (Thursday)
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31.05.2010 (Monday) 02.06.2010 (Wednesday)
01.06.2010 (Tuesday) 03.06.2010 (Thursday)
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The Registry will work from 10.00 A.M to 4.45 P.M on all days
during Summer Vacation 2010, except on the Court sitting days on which
days the working hours will be from 10.00 A.M to 5.45 P.M or till the
Court work is over, whichever is later.
Notification regarding the Summer Vacation 2010 for the
Madurai Bench of Madras High Court will be issued separately by the
Registrar (Admn.) of Madurai Bench.
/ By Order /
HIGH COURT, MADRAS G.CHOCKALINGAM
DATED : 29.04.2010 REGISTRAR GENERAL (I/C)
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