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After 4 judges opt out, Supreme Court tells High Court to set up bench with no scope for recusal

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By Dhananjay Mahapatra 
| MSN India
NEW DELHI: Even as suits concerning Indian Forest Service officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi have seen over a dozen judges recuse themselves, a similar case has been pending in Punjab and Haryana HC since 2022. The case related to the dismissal of judicial officer Amrish Kumar Jain has witnessed the recusal of four HC judges, including then Chief Justice Sheel Nagu.
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After 4 judges opt out, Supreme Court tells High Court to set up bench with no scope for recusal Original

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By Dhananjay Mahapatra 
| The Times of India
News India News After 4 judges opt out, Supreme Court tells High Court to set up bench with no scope for recusal Trending NEW DELHI: Even as suits concerning Indian Forest Service officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi have seen over a dozen judges recuse themselves, a similar case has been pending in Punjab and Haryana HC since 2022.
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No govt, no OTS deal can curtail citizen’s right to move court: Supreme Court Original

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By Dhananjay Mahapatra 
| The Times of India
News No govt, no OTS deal can curtail citizen’s right to move court: Supreme Court NEW DELHI: No one, not even govt, can prevent a citizen from approaching courts under a mutually agreed contract, or as part of a one-time settlement (OTS) scheme, Supreme Court has said while censuring Haryana govt for asking those who had opted for an OTS scheme offering 40% discount on land dues to withdraw their litigation.Granting relief to thousands of plot owners at Panchkula, a partial working day bench...
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