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21.03.09

All Public Servants speak Law.

A Judge/Commissioner/ speak letter of the law. As soon as they assumes powers of that designated public office, he deemed to have said all what is written on the statutes.

It is seen that a letter of the law, a dead letter on the paper as it looks, is flouted with impunity. But when letter of the law is plain and unambiguous than it can be said that the public Servant is obliged to have said what is written on the law though he may not have said really speaking.

Like for example, Instead of stating the letter of the law, Can I have the liberty of stating-

The Chief Justice of Bombay High Court has promised and emphatically said, “Tell us if you face any misbehavior or any difficulty in getting Justice at Lower Courts or Tribunal, I have, under Article 227 of Constitution of India, unqualified Power of superintendence over all courts and tribunals throughout the territories in relation to which I exercises jurisdiction. I will do the needful.

The Chief Justice further exhorts and reiterates that Section 14 of General Clauses Act 1897 empowers me to exercise my powers from time to time as occasions requires.

And the Chief Justice further state that it is settled principle of law that an express grant of Statutory Powers carries with it by necessary implication the authority to use all reasonable means to make such grant effective.

Also, the Chief Justice take the liberty and privilege of invoking the Judgment of Hon Supreme Court in All India Judges Association:. PETITIONER: ALL INDIA JUDGES' ASSOCIATION Vs. RESPONDENT: UNION OF INDIA........

I am of view that this may revolutionize the way pleadings are made and cases are argued in our Courts.

Sandeep Jalan


So as to bring issue to the front............that has plagued it................Nations will Continue to enforce...............UNCONSENTED Supreme sacrifices on its Citizenry.........................Unless the Citizenry......................Individually and Collectively.............................Resolve.......


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