Disciplinary Proceedings

Supreme Court declines to entertain former Nagaland judge’s plea against disciplinary proceedings
Punjab and Haryana High Court refuses to drop probe against judge for excessive compensation in MACT cases
Supreme Court quashes disciplinary proceedings against Lakshadweep Judicial Officer
ICAI can proceed against entire CA firm if individual CA cannot be held responsible: Delhi High Court
Allahabad High Court grants relief to judge accused of improper relationship with woman he met on Facebook
Jharkhand High Court quashes disciplinary action against lawyer accused of having illicit relationship with client
Acquittal in criminal case does not imply closure of disciplinary proceedings: Supreme Court
Bombay High Court directs Bar Council to dismiss complaint against government pleader Geeta Shastri
Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa initiates proceedings against Mumbai lawyer over PIL against sitting judge
"Witch hunt against advocates": Bombay High Court stays Bar Council disciplinary proceedings against government pleader Geeta Shashtri
Study leave benefits of teachers cannot be revoked on ground of pending disciplinary proceedings under UGC Regulations: Calcutta High Court
Madras High Court invokes principle of 'karma', grants relief to police constable facing punitive transfer
Delhi High Court restrains Bar Council of Delhi from passing order in disciplinary proceedings against Prashant Bhushan
Principles governing disciplinary enquiry different from criminal trial; proof beyond reasonable doubt not needed: Supreme Court
High Court should not initiate disciplinary proceedings against judicial officer merely because he passed a wrong order: Supreme Court
Karnataka High Court drops disciplinary proceedings against lawyer upon apology
BCI disputes maintainability of plea challenging Section 9 of Advocates Act in Madras High Court
Suit challenging show-cause notice, disciplinary inquiry maintainable but scope of interference is highly limited: Delhi High Court
Uttarakhand HC suspends Uttarkashi CJM who allegedly beat up his family and damaged government property while inebriated
BCD summons Prashant Bhushan to examine if his Tweets, SC's contempt verdict against him would disqualify him from practising as an Advocate
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