Additional Solicitor General Mehta
Handover the land for Bombay High Court building by September, says SC
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Maharashtra government to strive to handover by the end of September the first tranche of land for construction of a new Bombay High Court building. A bench headed by Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud asserted that the state authorities need not wait till the end of the year to handover the entire land and smaller areas can be given as they become available. "We direct the Maharashtra government to make all endeavour to hand over the first tranche of land of 9.64 acre by the end of September 2024. The government of Maharashtra need not wait till December to handover the entire 9.64 acre and smaller areas could be handed over. All endeavour be made for 9.64 acre to be handed over by September 30, 2024," the court said. The top court was hearing a case under its suo motu (on its own) jurisdiction, initiated after taking note of an April 29 letter petition of Bombay Bar Association president Nitin Thakker and other bar leaders with respect to
 "Handover the land for Bombay High Court building by September, says SC")
No need to hospitalise Chidambaram as per AIIMS report: SG Mehta tells HC
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta read out the report of AIIMS Medical Board, set up on the court's order to examine Chidambaram's health condition
 "No need to hospitalise Chidambaram as per AIIMS report: SG Mehta tells HC")
Centre extends Additional Solicitor General Mehta's tenure till June 2020
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved extensions in the tenure of four ASGs of India
 "Centre extends Additional Solicitor General Mehta's tenure till June 2020")
