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22 June 2026 | Court No. 1 | Live Streaming of the Court proceedings.
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TL;DR
This video live streams court proceedings from Court No. 1 on June 22, 2026. It features lawyers mentioning various cases, including appeals, public interest litigations, and student union elections, with judges directing them to serve notice to the other side and return on specific dates.
Key Takeaways
- The court is handling a variety of cases including appeals, public interest litigations, and student union election matters.
- Many cases involve requests to mention matters urgently, often due to pending applications or the need for interim orders.
- The court frequently directs parties to serve notice on the opposing side and return on a specified date.
- There's a recurring theme of cases being delayed or not appearing on the list as expected, leading to procedural discussions.
- The court emphasizes the importance of proper procedure, including filing applications and serving notices, before matters can be heard.
- Some cases involve challenges to orders transferring cases to the CBI or regarding the regularization of employment.
- The court manages its list by asking for cases to be mentioned on specific days or the following week.
- Preservation of ecological sites like the East Kolkata wetland is also a subject brought before the court.
In This Video
- 10:47State Appeal Against CBI Transfer
The state appeals an order transferring a case to the CBI. The matter was directed to appear today for mention.
- 11:41Promotional Cadre Deprivation
A senior in the promotional cadre claims deprivation. Pleadings are complete, and the issue is covered by a previous order.
- 12:12Public Interest Litigation for Encroachment
A public interest litigation is mentioned regarding removal of encroachment. Notice needs to be served to the other side.
- 12:57WPCT Matter Inclusion in List
A WPCT matter, previously in the list, is ready for hearing. A week's notice to the other side is requested.
- 13:19Application for Judgment Modification
Leave is sought to file an application for modification of a judgment. The application should be filed to appear.
- 13:38Student Union Election Dispute
A student union election matter was mentioned previously. The additional advocate general for the state was appearing.
- 14:12Kolkata Wetland Preservation PIL
A public interest litigation concerning the preservation of East Kolkata Wetlands is mentioned. Urgency is noted for this new matter.
Questions & Answers
How to mention a case in court?
To mention a case, you need to request leave from the court to bring the matter to the judge's attention. You must also provide notice to the other side involved in the case.
What is a public interest litigation (PIL)?
A public interest litigation (PIL) is a type of case filed to bring matters of public importance or concern to the court's attention.
What happens if a case is covered by a previous court order?
If a case is covered by a previous court order, it can potentially be disposed of based on that existing order.
What is required for a fresh application in court?
For a fresh application, you must hand over the list to the court and ensure notice is given to the other side.
What is an intra-court appeal?
An intra-court appeal is an appeal filed within the same court, typically against an order passed by a single bench.
How are cases listed for hearing?
Cases are listed for hearing, and if a matter is ready, it can be scheduled. Parties may request inclusion in the list or specific hearing dates.
Key Terms
- Intra-court appeal — An appeal filed within the same court against an order of a lower bench.
- Public Interest Litigation (PIL) — A legal action brought forth to address matters of public concern or importance.
- CBI — The Central Bureau of Investigation, a law enforcement agency in India.
- WPC — Writ Petition Civil, a type of petition filed in Indian courts seeking specific legal remedies.