Dear Mr Sahni.
Yes, we have returned as there was no hearing of our civil appeals yesterday.There
is no chance for hearing today as well.But nothing to get disheartened about.
But I can assure all pensioner colleagues on my part that efforts are actively
on to have the appeals listed and heard at the earliest.
It was my first visit to the Court Room No 6 of the Supreme Court on 14th
inst.While I appreciate the restlessness and anxiety of our aged pensioners for
the cases to be heard and disposed of early as revealed from phone calls and
enquiries from their homes.I was able to get first hand experience of the ground
realities faced by the litigants right from the time passes are obtained for entry
to the time they come out of the Court with lot of discussions in between with
counsel. It really requires a very hard work on the part of the case managers and
their counsel to achieve success.I found every one moving in a hurry in the
Supreme Court premises.Of course we LIC pensioners are in a greater hurry indeed
understandably!
Let us hope all the three sets of petitioners and counsel are able to turn
lucky through early hearing and disposal of the civil appeals.
Kind regards.
C H Mahadevan
Yes, we have returned as there was no hearing of our civil appeals yesterday.There
is no chance for hearing today as well.But nothing to get disheartened about.
But I can assure all pensioner colleagues on my part that efforts are actively
on to have the appeals listed and heard at the earliest.
It was my first visit to the Court Room No 6 of the Supreme Court on 14th
inst.While I appreciate the restlessness and anxiety of our aged pensioners for
the cases to be heard and disposed of early as revealed from phone calls and
enquiries from their homes.I was able to get first hand experience of the ground
realities faced by the litigants right from the time passes are obtained for entry
to the time they come out of the Court with lot of discussions in between with
counsel. It really requires a very hard work on the part of the case managers and
their counsel to achieve success.I found every one moving in a hurry in the
Supreme Court premises.Of course we LIC pensioners are in a greater hurry indeed
understandably!
Let us hope all the three sets of petitioners and counsel are able to turn
lucky through early hearing and disposal of the civil appeals.
Kind regards.
C H Mahadevan
