SC sets aside NCLAT nod to Byju’s settlement with BCCI
Observing that the NCLAT did not apply its mind while delivering the impugned decision, the apex court directed a fresh adjudication on the insolvency proceedings.
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said women judges are outnumbering their male counterparts in lower courts, a trend he said was reflective of the decisions made 15 years ago.
Citing an example, on Friday, he said the junior division court in Maharashtra currently has a total of 75 judges, 42 of whom are women.
“This is happening across the country where women judges are more in numbers,” he said.
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Notably, all 75 judges from the Maharashtra lower court were present in the Supreme Court.
The CJI said the change in the gender ratio of judges in the subordinate judiciary is a result of the circumstances and decisions made 15 years ago.
“The appointments we make today is a reflection of what happened 15 years ago and we have to select from the pool. Here, two are doctorates, some are gymnasts, some are Warli artists,” he noted.
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