What is your review of Judgment at Nuremberg (1961 movie)?
★★★★★One of the most outstanding movies i have ever seen till date. the movie places all the countries on trial who have taken part in wars. one of the boldest movies ever made. i bow my head in reverence to Stanley Kramer and Abbey Mann for taking up such a complex subject and for expressing their stance in an unbiased way during such difficult times. the subject was handled in such a tremendous manner that i felt intellectually enriched after watching the movie. This along with Inherit the Wind would probably be Stanley Kramer's most legendary works according to me. Still reeling in its beauty.
Who will review the judgment passed by the supreme court?
Review of a judgment of the Supreme Court can only be done by the bench which had passed the judgment in the first place. Review is done only on limited grounds and normally review petitions are decided in the chambers of the judges, by circulation, and an open hearing is undertaken only if the judges deem it necessary. Such was the position even in matters where conviction led to death penalty. However, by a 4:1 judgement dated 02.09.2014 in the matter of Mohd. Arif @ Ashfaq vs. Registrar, Supreme Court in W.P. (Criminal) 77/2014 and other connected matters, the Supreme Court held that in the event of a convict awarded death penalty, filing a review petition, the Court has to afford an open court hearing and cannot decide the issue, in chambers by circulation. Since then, Review Petitions filed in connection with awarding of death penalty ipso facto get open court hearings. However, with regard to other review petitions, the practice of deciding the issue by way of circulation, and an open hearing, only if the judges decide, is the practise.Chetan
Can the Divisional Bench of the High Court review a judgment passed by a single judge in a writ petition?
A Review petition can be filed in high court against the judgement in a writ petition.Supreme court has given a judgement in a similar case,wherein the constitution bench of the Supreme Court in the case Shivdeo Singh v. State of Punjab, AIR 1963 SC 1909,gave a clear verdict which addresses this question,the supreme court holds that the highcourt has the power to review its order passed in writ petition under Article 26 of the Constitution of India.In the same case the supreme court helds as follows:“It is sufficient to say that there is nothing in Article 226 of the Constitution to preclude a High Court from exercising the power of review which inheres in every Court of plenary jurisdiction to prevent miscarriage of justice or to correct grave and palpable errors committed by it.”and with regard to your question on whether a divisional bench of High court can review the judgement passed by a single judge.Thats not possible,the review petition will be heard by the same judge who has passed the original judgement,only in case if the original judge is not available,then the review petition is heard by different judge/judges.In fact a recent case The Supreme court has stayed a Madras high courts order on this same ground for the reason that the review petition is not heard by the original judge who gave the Original judgement.If in review petition,the judgement is the same,then the case can be appealed in Supreme Court.Hope i have given you some legal advice.
Can labour court review its own judgment in the light of later case laws passed by the high court?
Once an award has been published by the concerned government, the labour court can't review it's own judgement or order
How can we impact a court judgement by filing a review petition?
Review essentially means to get something re-evaluated. Whenever a decree or order has been passed by a court, the person affected or in disagreement with it can file an application in the same court to get it reviewed.Section 114 of the CPC lays down the grounds on which a review petition can be filed by any person who is directly involved in a matter, or a third party who indirectly gets affected by the decision. These grounds are as follows-When a person is aggrieved by a decree or order, but no appeal has been made against it.When a person is affected by a decree or order and no appeal is allowed in that matter.When a reference has been made by the Court of Small Causes.When a new evidence or document that affects the case has been discovered after the decision was passed.When there is a mistake or error which is easily noticeable in the judgment.When there is any other sufficient reason that supports the need of a review.A person who is aggrieved by the decision of a court can file an application for review to ask the court to re-evaluate it.Review application can be filed by any person who is aggrieved by the decision of a court. Eg: An error regarding the amount of compensation or value of the property in the judgment is a concrete ground for filing a review application.Know more from https://www.myadvo.in/blog/revie...
Are apartment reviews usually bad?
I don't think that's necessarily true. The apartment complex I'm currently living in has 4.7 star rating out of 5. The majority of the reviews are recommending the complex to other potential renters. It has an 86% recommendation rating with a large amount of reviews. Of course there are some with complaints as no place is perfect. You're right in thinking some people do exaggerate their complaints when they're upset or even angry, but a way to weed that out is if there are several bad reviews all with the same general complaints. That's a red flag, as it means it's not just a personal issue or someone not following the rules. Sometimes you just have to use your own judgment when reading reviews but you also have to be willing to see the red flags for what they are. It’s always up to you in the end though. Check out http://www.apartmentratings.com/. It's a nationwide apartment ratings site that gives people the ability to give thorough reviews and ratings for the apartment complex. Hopefully they will have your new apartment place on the site. I wish you luck in your new home! Brit
What is time limit to fill Review petition after courts judgement in India?
The time limit for filling an appeal is mainly governed by "THE LIMITATION ACT, 1963" whereas appeal can also be considered with Sec 378 in CrPC, 1973 in criminal cases. So it may depend upon the case or the nature of offence and the courts where the case is running.Art 137 of the Const. Of India provides that subject to provisions of any law and rule made under Art 145 the SC of India has the power to review any judgement pronounced (or order made) by it. Under Supreme Court Rules, 1966 such a petition needs to be filed within 30 days from the date of judgement or order.In criminal cases, the time frame to file the appeal is 30Days in lower courts & 90Days in high court but court can still consider the delay in case a valid reason is provided & court is agreed upon. In case of HMA (Hindu Marriage Act) as per Sec 28(4), HMA 1955, it should be filled within 90Days from the date of decree or order.So again, it depends upon the nature of case, court & the conditions as well. There are special exceptions & exclusion of time in certain cases as per the said Act.Appeal from an order of acquittalunder sub-sec (1) or sub-sec (2) of Section 417 in The Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973 -- 90Daysunder sub-sec(3) of Section 417 in The Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973 -- 30DaysAppeal from any other sentence or order (not being order of acquittal) : when such appeal is filed in High Court: For an appeal to be filed against any other sentence or order (not being an order of acquittal), when such appeal is to be filed in a High Court, the limitation period is 60Days.Appeal against sentence of death : For an appeal to be filed against conviction that results in a sentence of death passed by a court of session or by a High Court in the exercise of its original criminal jurisdiction, the limitation period is 30Days.Note :- Talk to a local law expert for the better understanding, as there seems no short answer to this. Ideally the court should give the certified copied within a couple of days.(My personal recommendation is talk to the clerk in the court, better ask your lawyer to take it ahead).You can read Limitation Act http://lawcommissionofindia.nic....