Comments on: The Promise of a Court at Delhi http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/2009/05/29/the-promise-of-a-court-at-delhi/ Musings on India, the law, and policy Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:26:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Constitutional values prevail: The Salwa Judum Judgment « Something About The Law http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/2009/05/29/the-promise-of-a-court-at-delhi/comment-page-1/#comment-29856 Constitutional values prevail: The Salwa Judum Judgment « Something About The Law Tue, 05 Jul 2011 11:04:03 +0000 http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/?p=601#comment-29856 [...] years ago I had written about Gantal Raju, a tribal in the village of Lingagiri, Dantewada District Chhattisgarh. About how in 2006 his [...] [...] years ago I had written about Gantal Raju, a tribal in the village of Lingagiri, Dantewada District Chhattisgarh. About how in 2006 his [...]

]]> By: arunaditya http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/2009/05/29/the-promise-of-a-court-at-delhi/comment-page-1/#comment-837 arunaditya Tue, 02 Jun 2009 10:24:36 +0000 http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/?p=601#comment-837 Finally you comment... I took you more than a year to do that... !! Finally you comment… I took you more than a year to do that… !!

]]> By: Karishma Dodeja http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/2009/05/29/the-promise-of-a-court-at-delhi/comment-page-1/#comment-828 Karishma Dodeja Sun, 31 May 2009 07:34:31 +0000 http://www.somethingaboutthelaw.com/?p=601#comment-828 This actually reminds me of Mr. Amarjit Singh Chandiok's (Senior Advocate, Supreme Court)speech in reply to Ms. Kiran Bedi's strong call for a total revamp in the Indian Legal system which she considered was in a pathetic state. His speech, replete with facts, figures, instances brought forth the point that as compared to a time when we had lawyer's strikes and protests for every controversial issue for example in the arena of legal reforms,things have now steadily improved. There are more number of lawyers, judges and reforms in the Legal system. The growth may have been slow but the development is undisputed taking into account more absorption of lawyers in areas of arbitration, mediation and even in social causes. The controversy surrounding 'N' Law schools was set to rest by Justice A.K.Sikri highlighting the worth of 'N' school graduates in contrast to the strong opposition to these institutions by Ms. Bedi and Mr. Madhava Menon. Things have been worse but they are better now and will improve, hence the faith in Courts. This actually reminds me of Mr. Amarjit Singh Chandiok’s (Senior Advocate, Supreme Court)speech in reply to Ms. Kiran Bedi’s strong call for a total revamp in the Indian Legal system which she considered was in a pathetic state. His speech, replete with facts, figures, instances brought forth the point that as compared to a time when we had lawyer’s strikes and protests for every controversial issue for example in the arena of legal reforms,things have now steadily improved. There are more number of lawyers, judges and reforms in the Legal system. The growth may have been slow but the development is undisputed taking into account more absorption of lawyers in areas of arbitration, mediation and even in social causes. The controversy surrounding ‘N’ Law schools was set to rest by Justice A.K.Sikri highlighting the worth of ‘N’ school graduates in contrast to the strong opposition to these institutions by Ms. Bedi and Mr. Madhava Menon.

Things have been worse but they are better now and will improve, hence the faith in Courts.

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