Extremely nice presentation by Sr. Advocate S. C. Ms. Siobhan Gupta is very convincing. Hats off

Muslim women have a lot yet to fight their rights. Their personal law is very drastic for them. In another 25 years, the truth will prevail over the authority and not that the authority will prevail over the truth.

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Excellent.

Voice quality is very good

Congratulations on the completion of nine years of the Friday Group. This lecture was a highly educational experience for the members of Friday Group to listen to the legal and constitutional philosophy of an icon of the highest judiciary of our country, Chief Justice Y.V. Chandrachud ji by none other than her Ladyship, Justice B.V. Nagarathna ji, a legal luminary herself. We are extremely fortunate to be able to be part of such lectures, opportunities we are so privileged to get access to. Such knowledge and unique insights into the thoughts of the stalwarts of the Supreme Court is something we cannot find in any textbook or through any curriculum and we are indeed fortunate to have received this opportunity to enlighten ourselves. Through this lecture we have acquired an understanding about the thoughts and the ideals which shaped the work of Justice Chandrachud and perhaps the secret behind his keen sense of justice, clarity of thought, lucidity of expression, patient hearing and unfailing courtesy towards all during his tenure as the longest serving Chief Justice in the history of the Supreme Court of India. During her lecture, Justice Nagarathna attributed the former CJI’s opinion in the Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain and Minnerva mills cases as having been vital in the nurturing of the basic structure doctrine. She also added that the balance in vision of CJI Chandrachud rendered flesh and bones to the basic structure doctrine. Paying further tribute she added that he possessed the traits of a scholarly statesman. Seshu Sir( Advocate G Seshagiri Rao ji), it is a result of your dedication and perseverance that the Friday Group has achieved this milestone. We eagerly look forward to many more such lectures. Regards, Rahul Sharma Advocate Supreme Court of India

A very informative and enlightening lecture. The voice is loud and clear. Thanks for uploading the lecture on KZbin, it will benefit many students and practitioners of law as this kind of knowledge is not available in textbooks or through any curriculum.

Voice is very clear and enjoyed the lecture

Voice is very much loud and clear. Only starting 1 minute voice is not so clear otherwise voice is crystal clear especially the lecture deliver by Justice B. V. NAGARATHNA, HON'BLE JUDGE Supreme Court Of India

A most wonderful day indeed. Great ambience, great camaraderie, great lecture. HMJ Nagarathna's clear voice, well researched content, and perfect articulation made the lecture impactful and worth listening to. As always, the Friday Group has done a fanstastic job. I wish and hope, the good work continues, and we all are benefitted by the tireless efforts of those at the helm of affairs at the Group.

Guys, the audio quality is very poor. It's a pity that such a lecture is not audible enough. It's a lecture of Supreme court judge for heaven's sake. Improve infra.

Thanks for illuminating

Deep routed religious feelings ciunt ...😅

great sir

beautiful explanation of the subject.

Judges select the version which is closest to the truth. Learning from the Lecture; there are many, however, the life time one is - The process of presenting competing versions of events, and having a judge select the one closest to the truth, is a cornerstone of our judicial system. This approach, diligently upheld by the judiciary, ensures that justice prevails through a balanced and impartial evaluation of facts. Today, I wish to extend my deepest respect and admiration for Hon'ble Justice PS Narasimha of the Supreme Court of India. His commitment to this principle not only fortifies the integrity of our legal system but also reinforces our faith in the judiciary. Justice Narasimha’s dedication to truth and justice serves as an inspiration to all of us in the legal profession. he shared his experience as member of our Friday Group and briefly said He also reflects on the lessons he has learned from colleagues and mentors, not just professionally but also in terms of life lessons and basic courtesies. I am grateful to meet this great and humble personality in person. All thanks to our Friday Group. Equally commendable is the priceless and humble service of Advocate Seshagiri Rao Sir, the esteemed Admin of the Friday Group. Under his leadership, the Friday Group has become a beacon of legal education, providing a platform where expert lawyers impart knowledge on a wide array of subjects pertaining to law and life. His tireless efforts and selfless service have created a nurturing environment for continuous learning and professional growth. The Friday Group is rapidly emerging as an influential institution for legal education. It stands as a testament to the power of collaborative learning and the importance of community in advancing legal knowledge. Through its sessions, members gain invaluable insights and practical wisdom that enrich their professional lives. Let us celebrate these leaders and institutions that tirelessly work towards enhancing the legal landscape and fostering a culture of continuous education and truth. Sincerely, Azad Singh (Advocate and a humble member of Friday Group Family)

Attending the Friday Group lectures is always a privilege. Our esteemed Sheshu Sir has significantly facilitated the growth and learning of first-generation advocates. These lectures are not only informative but also highly motivational. In a recent lecture, our Respected Justice P.S. Narsimha Sir shared his profound insights, spanning from the beginning stages to the heights of achieving success. He generously imparted valuable mantras for us to remember: 1. *Dharmam* - Virtuous conduct. 2. *Shrutham* - Scientific temperament. 3. *Tapo* - Concentration. 4. *Deeksha* - Accomplishment. 5. *Saya* - Great effort. Justice Narsimha Sir also emphasized the importance of self-belief in achieving one's dreams and the significance of enjoying one's profession. He highlighted that success is the result of repeated efforts, not a single day's work. These lectures, under the guidance of Respected Sheshu Sir and esteemed speakers like Justice Narsimha Sir, continue to be an invaluable resource for our professional and personal development. Adv. Madhu Yadav Supreme court of India

Amazing human being who reached the Bench of highest court with sheer hard work. Vidya dadati vinayam - Education leads to humility. Justice Narasimha is a scholar who pursues learning with a passion. Always a pleasure to hear him speak, in this talk he shares his experiences in the bar and his elevation to the Supreme Court of India.

Fresh out of the dreary times of the Covid-19, to straight resume with a session as momentous as felicitation of Justice P.S. Narasimha, one of our very senior, seasoned, loved, and respected members of the Bar on being elevated to the Hon'ble Apex Court Bench, and Justice Narasimha beginning by confessing that he was waiting to be invited, is everythng that the endeavour called the Friday Group could have ever asked for. It is not only a testament to the gravity and significance with which we are perceived with by all at the the Bar and the Bench, but also a validation to the fact that each day counts, each Friday matters, and each talk, is going forward, with steadiness and sincerity. Justice Narasimha put it so rightly that what to not learn is as important as to know what to learn. The SC Bar being termed as a mini-India for accommodating and welcoming so much regional and intellectual diversity, is so apt. It is so inspiring when he says that this is a place where it is possible that even despite we having come from nowhere, we can always aspire to reach anywhere. In today's times how much significance it holds when he underlines the importance of upholding our independence even while we have our respective ideologies or allegiances, political or otherwise; because nothing is more material than the truth. These are some enriching 30 minutes where life lessons learnt by the great Justice Narasimha himself were encapsulated for our benefit too. Thank you Seshagiri Rao Sir, for spearheading the Friday Group, as its administrator, and for being a constant mentor, and continuing to share these videos and memories. They are timeless. Love & Regards, Gitanjali N. Sharma Advocate, Supreme Court of India.

Kindly watch part one also...

Very thought provoking talk by Hon’ble Justice PS Narasimha. An outstanding judge and great contributor to law first as a lawyer and now at the bench. Pearls of wisdom. His humility is really humbling to experience🎉. Thank you Mr. Rao for inviting Hon’ble Justice Narasimha and the great benefit we derive from the work you do through Friday Group. Look forward to your continued success. Best wishes, Jatinder (Jay) Cheema

Kindly watch part.2 also.real felicitation. Not to miss..l

Another master class lecture. Thank you Sheshagiri rao sir

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Seshu garu my folding hands to your outstanding service towards our Friday group. I am extremely happy to note that during our 191Friday group meeting a very important topic presentation very nicely delivered by Justice Abhay S Oka Supreme Court of India on the subject Legal Services Authority Act 1987 as he rightly said this unit is very good source for common public who can utilize freely and further I feel the latest Mediation Act 2023 enables this unit to handle certified Mediators do Justice through this source. Pl. Adv. Ramesh Kumar Akkinepally, a certified Mediator H. C. Of Telangana.

Beautiful, Beautiful lecture and an eye opener.

Thank you so much orgniser of this group for giving me the opportunity to read CV of mam

It's a great honour for me to be part of the Friday group, Supreme court of India

👏👏👏 applaudable.

I was thrilled to attend this session in person and enlighten to hear about the freedom fighters who even left their legal practice to fight for the independence of India . One of them was C. Rajagopalachari, popularly known as Rajaji. From giving up his criminal practice to becoming the last Governor General of India, Rajaji played a vital role for the independence of India and was at the forefront of every movement such as Rowlett Act, the Non-Cooperation movement, and the Civil Disobedience. Even Mahatma Gandhi used to call him "keeper of my conscience". Further, Gopal Krishna Gokhale, the Guru of Mahatma Gandhi, was a great social reformer, statesman, and economist of his times. He was also among the founders of the Indian National Congress. K. Ayyappan Pillai was also an eminent lawyer, and later became a socio-political activist in Travancore and joined INC in 1933. During the Quit India Movement, he got arrested but released later. Further, Durgabai Deshmukh, Mrs., who was also a lawyer, and social worker. She joined politics at a very young age and participated in Gandhi-led Salt Satyagraha activities during the Civil Disobedience Movement. She was instrumental in organising women satyagrahis in the movement. This led to British Raj authorities imprisoning her three times between 1930 and 1933. Later, she became a member of the Constituent Assembly of India and of the Planning Commission of India. She was also awarded with Padma Vibhushan. We as lawyers are very proud of those lawyers who fought for the independence of India and therefore, theFriday Group, is organising a lecture series on them. The Friday Group also published a book i.e. Friday Group, Anthology of Articles on Lawyer's role in India's Freedom Movement on the occasion of 75 years of Independence because, if we, lawyers, will not remember them and then who will? Regards, Akanksha Singh A proud lawyer.

Sar please. Give me number

Sir , have mentioned a case where the lawyer had not taken written instruction from the client i.e cheif minister ! Could you tell me the case name or incident happened

Yes, no dharma in law just a paper. It is a dead body without soul

Excellent your honour...I like it very much for your explanation. Thank you

This lecture need to be in bar bench joint session to open eyes on procedure and bail issue arising because, accused will be in years.

In last part, what to appeal, the pmla verdict, or predicate offence which is still to be tried

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Verynice sir

The last tried to dodge that last question, she could have answered it very simply but what a shame she has to twist it mould it than had to put disrespectfully her own bias to some one else, that segregation thing she said as we All are advocates we now know that reality of courts , but what a shame truly, good lecture but her behaviour with that question

Such a wonderful talk. Exemplary delivery madam.

Extraordinary presentation.

A descriptive and enlightening lecture on the doctrine of Constitutional Morality. The speaker Advocate SS Ray sir has covered possibly all the aspects of this topic in a comprehensive way. The views of philosophers like Nietzsche on morality standards, the evolution of the concept of Wednesbury unreasonableness in court and the classical English historian Grote who propounded the doctrine of constitutional morality in his work on Grecian civilization were explained eloquently. The sequence in which the speaker Ray sir has explained the development of constitutional morality in India with the case laws is very useful for lawyers and students. Thank you Seshu sir( G Sheshagiri Rao, Administrator of Friday Group) for inviting a gem of the bar who is also your colleague and learned friend for more than three decades at Supreme Court. This was the 213th Friday Group lecture and FG will complete 9 years in July 2024. Congratulations for achieving this milestone. I wish you many more centuries of FG lectures in the future. Looking forward to attending such informative lectures. Regards, Rahul Sharma Advocate Supreme Court of India

Ahhhaaa our scholarly Seshadri!!!

Most valuable lecture.✨✨ Friday group is the most valuable group .

Is section 05 of limitation Act applicable in Right to fair compensation....Act 2013,,, I have not filed reference application since 9 years as award passed by collector in 2015. I am not satisfied with award now want to move an application under sec. 64 of said act but it's bared by law. Is there any SC Hc ruling where sec 64 application allowed after many years.

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I really watched it 2 times to gain more clarity. Really a master class lecture delivered by Nagamuthu sir. Such kind of lectures can only be delivered by geniuses like him and others like justice R F Nariman sir.

Excellent sir