Supreme Court of India
Reepak Kansal v. Secretary General, & Ors.
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Constitution of India – Art. 32 – The petitioner, an advocate, filed a writ petition during the pandemic of Covid- 19 against the various officers of the Registry of the Supreme Court and U nion of India seeking direction in the nature of mandamus d irecting the respondents not to give preference to the cases filed by influential lawyers/ petitioners, law firms etc. – Direction was also sought to give equal treatment to the cases filed by ordinary lawyers/ petitioners and not to point out unnecessary defect s, refund the excess Court fee and other charges, and not to tag the cases witho ut
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