State Election Commission v. Shakti Singh Barthwal 2025 INSC 1261 - Practice - Court Decorum
Practice and Procedure - Once the Court has indicated its mind and requested the counsel to refrain from further submissions, the same is expected to be respected. Orders are passed by the Court only after due consideration. The Court is always mindful of the submissions advanced and does not dismiss the matters without careful examination. Continued insistence thereafter, especially after the Court expressed its inclination, serves no purpose and affects the decorum of proceedings. There needs to be a balance in the duty that advocate has towards his/her client and the Court. The orderly and dignified functioning of the Court is best ensured when the Bench and the Bar move in symphony with each other. (Para 6)
Once the Court has indicated its mind and requested the counsel to refrain from further submissions, the same is expected to be respected.#SupremeCourt advice to Advocates ! https://t.co/iQsRdVFyza pic.twitter.com/urxVlCSA7R
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The orderly and dignified functioning of the Court is best ensured when the Bench and the Bar move in symphony with each other.#SupremeCourtofIndia https://t.co/iQsRdVG6oI pic.twitter.com/TP5JX7xY3P
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