The Supreme Court Rules 2013 were made under the powers of the Honourable Court under Article 145 of the Constitution of India and come into force with the consent of the Honourable President of India. This article attempts to show that some of the rules and practices of the Honourable Supreme Court of India are not in conformity with the Indian Constitution. Examples (a) Summary findings in appeal proceedings (b) Examination of jurisdiction – procedure [request for reconsideration in the United States, United Kingdom, etc.] This article proposes to revise the rules to bring them into conformity with constitutional principles, including the promotion of justice – Preamble and Article 38 of the Constitution. The current review jurisdiction focuses on the finality of a judgment rather than on the pronouncement of justice. This is reflected in the explanation inserted in Ordinance XLVIII Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure of 1908. This explanation is contained in the Rules of the Supreme Court 2013 pursuant to Order XLVIII, Rule 1 of these Rules. This article is written as part of the fundamental duty of this citizen – Article 51A: clauses (a), (j) and (h). (2) They shall enter into force on such date as the Chief Justice of India may fix by publication in the Official Gazette and different dates may be fixed for different provisions of these Regulations: (30) Application for exemption from payment of court fees or extension of time for payment of court fees or for the provision of obligations, bank guarantees or securities. (2) If an appeal is lodged by special permission of the court or if the court issues a notification in the application for special authorization, the plaintiff/plaintiff shall be credited, where applicable, with the amount of court fees paid by him at the time of the introduction of the SLP/termination and no other court fees shall be charged, even if further leave is granted in the “after termination” case, (b) “counsel on the record” means a lawyer who, under these Rules, is entitled both to act before the Court and to plead on behalf of a party; 3. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (1) and (2) above, defendants who have contested the case before the court under appeal shall be informed of the decision on the application after the ex parte hearing if the application is rejected. (m) `minutes` in Part II of these Rules of Procedure means all documents relating to an appeal (including pleadings, procedures, evidence and judgments) which must be submitted to the Court of Justice when the appeal is examined; (c) In the case of oral examinations, the words “plaintiff`s evidence” or “defendant`s evidence” shall appear next to the name of the court next to the name of the court, followed by the number in the record and the name of the witness, including, where appropriate, the words “examination”, “cross-examination” or “re-examination”.
(5) Where the Court of Justice has ordered of its own motion the referral of a case, the minutes shall be drawn up in accordance with the rules of the High Court or subject to any instructions of the Tribunal concerning costs: (vii) to grant, from time to time, upon written request, one or more time limits totalling twenty-eight days for the furnishing of information or for any other act; which is necessary to initiate the action, appeal, application or other proceeding in accordance with the rules and practice of the court: (9) Request for tolerance of delay in the payment of insufficient court fees. 5. For the taking of evidence, the rules governing the examination of appeals provided for in the Rules of Procedure shall apply. 7. Where, in a case, the Court orders that the original of the minutes be forwarded and that the minutes be drawn up by the Court of First Instance, the minutes shall be drawn up under the authority of the Registrar of the Court of First Instance and in accordance with Articles 12 to 15 of Rules of Procedure and the First Annex to the Rules of Procedure. the costs of preparing the minutes shall be borne in accordance with subsections (3), (4) and (5) of rule 5 of this Order, and as soon as the index to the minutes has been clarified, the Registrar of the Tribunal shall cause an estimate of the costs of preparing the minutes to be made which shall bear the costs and notify the party bearing the costs in accordance with the above-mentioned paragraph: and requires that the This party must file such fee amount within 30 days of delivery of the cost estimate.