Important cases heard by the Supreme Court on Wednesday, May 1:
* If it is held that all private properties can be treated as "physical resources of the community" under Article 39(b) of the Constitution and, consequently, the State can subject them to the "common", then the future There will be nothing left for the backs. Okay”, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
* The Supreme Court has said that Hindu marriage is not an event of "singing and dancing", "drinking and eating" or a commercial transaction and said it cannot be recognized under the Hindu Marriage Act in the "absence of a valid ceremony". Can.
* A petition was filed in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking the formation of a medical expert panel under the supervision of a retired top court judge to investigate any possible side effects and risk factors of the Covishield vaccine.
* The Supreme Court on Wednesday said those who criticize that the apex court and high courts take long holidays do not understand that judges do not get holidays even on Saturdays and Sundays.
* The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will hear arguments on May 2 on the suit filed by the West Bengal government, which accuses the CBI of pursuing its investigation without obtaining prior permission from the state.
* If it is held that all private properties can be treated as "physical resources of the community" under Article 39(b) of the Constitution and, consequently, the State can subject them to the "common", then the future There will be nothing left for the backs. Okay”, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday.
* The Supreme Court has said that Hindu marriage is not an event of "singing and dancing", "drinking and eating" or a commercial transaction and said it cannot be recognized under the Hindu Marriage Act in the "absence of a valid ceremony". Can.
* A petition was filed in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking the formation of a medical expert panel under the supervision of a retired top court judge to investigate any possible side effects and risk factors of the Covishield vaccine.
* The Supreme Court on Wednesday said those who criticize that the apex court and high courts take long holidays do not understand that judges do not get holidays even on Saturdays and Sundays.
* The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will hear arguments on May 2 on the suit filed by the West Bengal government, which accuses the CBI of pursuing its investigation without obtaining prior permission from the state.
