The court in the case emphasized that written instructions are crucial to prevent factual errors and misrepresentations, which can compromise the integrity of the judicial process.
The court also relied on oral submissions alone; misunderstandings can affect not only the parties involved but also public trust in the judiciary.
The court advised that judicial orders should be based solely on written instructions to ensure that liability is appropriately assigned to the responsible officials in cases of wrongful representations.
The court stated that the counsel or officer appearing before the court on behalf of government authorities must be properly equipped with written instructions from the competent authorities.
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Zelenskyy Urges Japan to Protect Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with Japan's newly appointed Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, following the Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine on Christmas.
Impeachment motion against S Korea's acting Prez submitted
The Democratic Party (DP) has submitted an impeachment motion against South Korea's acting President Han Duck-soo and reported it to a parliamentary plenary session on Thursday, Yonhap News Agency reported.
Afghanistan summons Pak envoy over airstrikes in Paktika
Following Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Barmal district of Paktika province, which left 46 dead and six injured, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan on Wednesday summoned the Charge d'Affaires of the Pakistani Embassy in Kabul.
Cyberattack row: Japan Airlines resumes ticket sales
Following a cyberattack, Japan Airlines (JAL) announced that it has resolved a system malfunction caused by a large-scale data attack, confirming that there were no customer data leaks or virus infections.
Five Journalists Killed in Israeli Strike in Gaza
The vehicle, belonging to Al-Quds Today Television, was parked outside Al-Awda Hospital when it was hit.
Israel Seized Huge Cache Of Hezbollah Weapons
In southern Lebanon, IDF operated in over 30 villages where weapons caches, rocket launchers and tunnel shafts were repeatedly found.
Syria: 14 Security Force Personnel Killed in Clashes With Gunmen
Violent clashes erupted in the Syrian village of Khirbet al-Ma'za in the southern countryside of Tartous, resulting in the deaths of 14 Public Security Forces personnel and three militants, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Syrian war monitor.
Pakistan: 60 more civilians, including Imran's nephew, convicted
The convictions relate to alleged attacks on significant military and government facilities, such as the Corps Commander House in Lahore, the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi
Madras High Court grants interim bail to temple activist, asks him to refrain from making objectionable comments against women
The Madras High Court in the case Rangarajan Narasimhan v State of Tamil Nadu observed and has granted bail to temple activist Rangarajan Narasimham for allegedly making derogatory comments against a woman on social media.
Karnataka High Court: Reference Application Under Section 8 Of Arbitration Act Should Be Filed Within 120 Days From Date Of Service Of Summons
The court relied on the case of Booz Allen, wherein the court held that a reference application under Section 8 of the Act, should have been filed within a period of 120 days from the date of service of summons to the defendant, which was long passed before March 20, 2019.
