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Let us make India Corruption free

The matter and inference drawn are based on actual personal experiences of Author. They are meant to serve as beacon to those who may find themselves in similar situations to save themselves from clutches of unscrupulous persons. They are also meant to serve as an eye opener to those men who are sitting at Helm of Affairs for improvement of judicial system and corruption free India, so that never again one says; "the law court is not a cathedral (what they used to be) but a casino where so much depends on the throw of the dice (and money). K R Narayanan http://www.krnarayanan.in/html/speeches/others/jan28_00.htm

Transparency improves Accountability

Every Judge is Public Servant and thus accountable for his acts. Transparency of Complaints against Judges and instant stringent action for perjury and violation of their oath will improve Dignity of Courts and Justice delivery.

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

J. Surya Kant exploits 'part-heard' to keep case with himself High Court Chandigarh.



To,            date; 21.3.2016
H’ A’ Chief Justice,
Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh.
Sub; Misuse of ‘part heard’ by J Surya Kant to keep the case with himself.
Sir,
        If CCTV Cameras were installed in court room of J Surya Kant, it would reveal that J Surya Kant mentions ‘part heard’ even when case is neither listed for arguments nor argued. ‘part heard’ is never mentioned in motion cases. The concept of ‘part heard’ is used in regular cases only if arguments have taken over a day and that too with consent of both counsels. This is not the case in any motion matter. In motion hearing, if a case requires arguments of several hours, then law requires matter to be admitted for regular hearing.
J Surya Kant habitually mentions ‘part heard’ even in motion cases to keep the case with himself out of favor, affection or ill-will in favor/against a lawyer or litigant. Hence whenever J Surya Kant mentions ‘part heard’ in any case, it is evidence that he has been approached in that case. Such a case should not be listed before him. Mention of ‘part heard’ by J Surya Kant in any case should be treated as evidence of corruption of J Surya Kant.

In service of nation;


KD Aggarwal.

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