In first gathering of District Courts Bar Associations organised in Patiala House District Court on 15.11.2025, leaders of Bar Associations made clear few things on enhancement of Pecuniary Jurisdiction
1. Fight for increasing Pecuniary jurisdiction is not going to be easy (1/3)
5. In all circumstances, members of the District Bar Associations have to stay united and democratic in the process.
DHCBA will continue strike tomorrow. (3/3)
When Court has dismissed the application to stay its recommendation given on administrative side, DHCBA has chosen to call strike impacting all litigants and lawyers.
I am hopeful DHCBA will call off strike and resolve the issue promptly. (2/2)
Coordination Committee of Delhi District Courts has given detailed representation to the Chief Justice of DHC, explaining reasons for enhancing pecuniary jurisdiction of Delhi District Courts from 2 Cr to 20 Cr
DHCBA has not given any detailed representation to counter. (1/2)
In most of neighbouring states, Pecuniary Jurisdiction of District Courts is unlimited.
Coordination Committee of Delhi District Courts must hold ground for unlimited Pecuniary jurisdiction instead of 20 Cr.
In past also, DHCBA opposed the enhancement from 20 Lac to 2 Cr
Another scene shows how Judge disrespects an advocate in open court when he does not address the Judge with “My Lord” and “Lordship”.
People will get to watch more such movies from South on judicial corruption in time to come. (2/2)
Tamil Film #Karuppu exposes judicial corruption.
Madras High Court has admitted that system has corrupt judges while not putting ban & allows safe release of the film.
One scene shows how a Judge keeps on delaying the matter by giving dates and dates without any reason (1/2)
Anil Sood who claims himself as Indirect Tax Consultant, has given unconditional apology for writing demeaning social media posts.
Those posts were deleted by him later as injunction order for deletion was passed by the Court.
DHCBA should call a meeting of its members to seek voting on enhancing Pecuniary Jurisdiction of Delhi District Courts from 2 Cr to 20 Cr.
Mostly members will support enhancement as it will benefit large number of members practising in both District Courts and Delhi High Court
In 2013, DHCBA opposed pecuniary jurisdiction enhancement from 20 Lac to 2 Cr.
Today, same opposition for 2 Cr to 20 Cr.
I am hopeful DHCBA will keep larger public interest and litigants interest in mind afterall “Courts are for People, People are not for Courts”.
In 2016, @WHIPOffical moved a contempt plea against CBSE for denying examinees access to answer-scripts under RTI
#CBSE was charging Rs 1200 per subject from examinees in contrary to Rs 2 per page as per RTI Rules (1/2)
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Saket Court Bar Association strongly condemns DHCBA Opposition to enhancement of Pecuniary Jurisdiction of Delhi District Courts from 2 Cr to 20 Cr.
DHCBA is yet to justify its opposition and its strike against such enhancement.
Delhi District Bar Associations have given number of positive points to support increase in Pecuniary Jurisdiction from 2 Cr to 20 Cr.
Hope DHCBA will give atleast #One reason to oppose this.
I have always supported the campaign of video recording of court proceedings of Gulshan Pahuja since 2014.
But if any person reads complete judgment holding him of contempt by DHC, no judicial mind will tolerate this language.
He should apologise.
He is good person.
If Judicial Services Association of Delhi is seriously concerned about the dignity of the judges, they should immediately demand recording of the court proceedings in all District Courts of Delhi.
Why to hide anything in open court.