Kudos to High Court of Karnataka for Delivering Justice in Just 48 hours
Kudos to High Court of Karnataka for Delivering Justice in Just 48 hours(from the time of filing) to an ordinary citizen, who filed a WP online and argued as party in person online.
UGC had directed all the colleges in July 2020, to conduct Final year degree exams with a rider that those who cnnot write any exam for whatsoever reason will be given another special exam and will not be treated as absent. further the UGC Order said that such students will not be put to any inconvenience or disadvantage. Sharat KV a final year B.Sc student of St. Philomena's College, Putturu, could not attend one paper, on 3rd Oct.2020 fearing Covid, as he had slight fever. He had appeared for PG Common Entrance Test (MBA), conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority, under the Ministry of Education and secured 137th Rank. His final B.Sc one paper special (re)exam were scheduled on 7th Jan.2021 In the meantime KEA called for verification of Documents on 13/12/2020 and Sharath was denied document verification as he had not passed one paper in final B.SC. HE also missed out on MBA seat allotment which took place between 24th and 27th Dec. 2020. Being aggrieved Sharath filed a WP under Art. 226/227, in the High Court of Karnataka, making Secretary Higher Education as R1 and MD, KEA as R2. The application typed in green legal size sheets as per the format along with all the annexures and the affidavit were signed by him and mailed to High court on 28th Evening. It was accepted by the High Court in spite of there being a few minor technical objections, as WP 15600 of 2020. The fees we as later (on 31st) paid online. Sharath requested for urgent hearing and the High court posted case on 30th Dec. HE was heard on line and Mr. JUSTICE M. NAGAPRASANNA passed an interim order directing the KEA to permit the petitioner to participate in the Documentation verification process subject to this final results. Citizens of this country should know that we have a wonderful Constitution and Great Judiciary. more
UGC had directed all the colleges in July 2020, to conduct Final year degree exams with a rider that those who cnnot write any exam for whatsoever reason will be given another special exam and will not be treated as absent. further the UGC Order said that such students will not be put to any inconvenience or disadvantage. Sharat KV a final year B.Sc student of St. Philomena's College, Putturu, could not attend one paper, on 3rd Oct.2020 fearing Covid, as he had slight fever. He had appeared for PG Common Entrance Test (MBA), conducted by Karnataka Examination Authority, under the Ministry of Education and secured 137th Rank. His final B.Sc one paper special (re)exam were scheduled on 7th Jan.2021 In the meantime KEA called for verification of Documents on 13/12/2020 and Sharath was denied document verification as he had not passed one paper in final B.SC. HE also missed out on MBA seat allotment which took place between 24th and 27th Dec. 2020. Being aggrieved Sharath filed a WP under Art. 226/227, in the High Court of Karnataka, making Secretary Higher Education as R1 and MD, KEA as R2. The application typed in green legal size sheets as per the format along with all the annexures and the affidavit were signed by him and mailed to High court on 28th Evening. It was accepted by the High Court in spite of there being a few minor technical objections, as WP 15600 of 2020. The fees we as later (on 31st) paid online. Sharath requested for urgent hearing and the High court posted case on 30th Dec. HE was heard on line and Mr. JUSTICE M. NAGAPRASANNA passed an interim order directing the KEA to permit the petitioner to participate in the Documentation verification process subject to this final results. Citizens of this country should know that we have a wonderful Constitution and Great Judiciary. more
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The delay in getting justice from the Court is mainly due to Lawyers, who go on lingering the case by taking dates. Our Rules are such that the Court can not be rigid and the lawyers take advantage. If cases are disposed without being lingered, many injustice can be avoided. more
Feb 13
South India has always set a precedent...as the use of IT there is more. My case for vacating tenant has been in Mirzapur (Small Cause )Court in Ahmedabad - since 2009. You can't expect anything good from Gujarat - from where our PM has made his seat in Center. If you remember in 2007 difference between two Gujarat HC Senior Judges: Justice B.J.Sethna had challenged another Senior Judge Justice PB Majumdar to a fight. I don't see any significant changes in this primitive State whose Model is a failure as far as Justice Delivery is concerned. more
Feb 11
He must be a lucky guy. I am waiting since August 2019 to get justice on "cheque bounce case".The person says that I am 78 years old and by the time my case come up I will be 128 years old. Hope I can hack God's website and change my D.O.B. My 50,000.00 'swaha ' more
Feb 10
The problem with our judicial system is adjournments perpetrated by lawyers and permitted by lenient judges. If the judges just say that they will not grant adjournment, cases will be heard fast and judgement given. more
Feb 10
