Archive · 20 Sep 2025
CJI Gavai Addresses Tribunal Conference, Emphasizes Judicial Conduct
The Chief Justice of India, Mr. Gavai, spoke at a conference about how judges and lawyers should act in court.
He said they're like two parts of a team and need to work together.
He also talked about how important it is for judges to be humble, because they have a lot of power.
He mentioned issues with some judges and young lawyers not having enough experience, which causes problems.
Furthermore, the CJI and other officials also discussed the problems caused by too many appeals, which slow down justice.
The government is looking for solutions to make justice quicker and more accessible.
CJI B.R. Gavai addressed the 10th All India Conference of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) in Delhi.
Gavai emphasized the need for humility and responsibility when wielding judicial power.
The CJI mentioned issues with some judges and the problems of excessive appeals clogging the system.
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and Union Minister of State Jitendra Singh also spoke.
Meghwal highlighted the need to end routine filing of appeals to unclog the system.
- Who
- CJI B.R. Gavai
- What
- Addressed the 10th All India Conference of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), emphasizing judicial conduct, and discussing the need to reduce excessive appeals.
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Delhi, at the 10th All India Conference of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
- Why
- To address issues in the justice system, focusing on conduct and efficiency.
Improving Justice Delivery
Concerns about Delays
Appeals
Improving Justice Delivery
The government wants to find ways to reduce unnecessary appeals to ensure quick justice
Concerns about Delays
Excessive appeals are clogging the justice system and causing delays
- CJI
- B.R. Gavai
- Event
- 10th All India Conference of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
- Location
- Delhi
- Key Topics
- Judicial conduct, appeals, and tribunal efficiency
- Union Law Minister
- Arjun Ram Meghwal
Sources
CJI's Tenure Has No Direct Connection With Efficiency On Administration Of Justice: CJI Gavai
Non-judicial members of tribunals averse to passing orders against govt, must reflect: CJI
CJI Gavai Urges Tribunal Members to Act Independently
