Lawyers must cite judgments
Supreme CourtConstitutional LawThe Supreme Court has ruled that lawyers must cite judgments against their own case. This means that lawyers must bring to the court's attention any judgments that may go against their argument. The court's decision is based on the principle of fairness and transparency. The ruling is significant for law students and judiciary exam aspirants, as it highlights the importance of ethical practice and the need for lawyers to be honest and transparent in their arguments. This matter is relevant for the CLAT and Judiciary Exam, as it tests a candidate's understanding of legal ethics and professional responsibility. The Supreme Court's decision will promote fairness and integrity in the legal profession.