Classic Textbook Case Of How Not To Draft A Plaint, Which Should Be Taught In Law Colleges: Delhi High Court About Juhi Chawla’s Suit
Case: Juhi Chawla and others v Science and Engineering Research Board and others
Coram: Justice J R Midha
Case No: CS(OS) 262/2021
Court Observation: “This is a classic textbook case of, how not to draft a plaint, which should be taught in law colleges and to young lawyers so that such bloopers in the drafting of pleadings, damaging to one’s own client, are avoided”
“It appears that the plaintiffs have filed this suit to gain publicity which is clear from the fact that plaintiff No.1 circulated the video conferencing link of this Court on her social media accounts, which resulted in the repeated disruption of the Court proceedings.”
“During the course of the hearing of this suit, the Court proceedings were disrupted thrice by the unknown miscreants who continued the disruptions despite repeated warnings. Issue show-cause notice to the persons who disrupted the Court proceedings as to why the proceedings for contempt of Court be not initiated against them. The Delhi Police shall identify the persons and serve the notice on them.”
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