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CJI expresses regret
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We are very sorry,\" Chief Justice J S Khehar on Tuesday told Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi when he submitted that despite assurance, the special bench did not assemble on Monday to hear pleas seeking modification of an order banning liquor vends along highways.
New Delhi: "We are very sorry," Chief Justice J S Khehar on Tuesday told Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi when he submitted that despite assurance, the special bench did not assemble on Monday to hear pleas seeking modification of an order banning liquor vends along highways.
The bench headed by the CJI had on Monday assured Rohatgi, who had mentioned matters relating to the ban for urgent hearing, that the special bench comprising Justices D Y Chandrachud and L Nageswara Rao would assemble at court number 9 at 3 PM to hear the batch of pleas.
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