Waqf Amendment Act Challenge : Live Updates From Suprem Court [Hearing On Interim Order -Day 3]

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22 May 2025 12:01 PM IST

  • Waqf Amendment Act Challenge : Live Updates From Suprem Court [Hearing On Interim Order -Day 3]

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.On May 21, the petitioners completed their arguments. Yesterday, the Union started their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.Follow the...

    The Supreme Court will continue hearing today the petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment Act 2025 on the question of interim order.

    On May 21, the petitioners completed their arguments. Yesterday, the Union started their arguments. Today, the bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih will hear the Union Government and the other respondents.

    Follow the live-updates here.


    Live Updates

    • 22 May 2025 4:07 PM IST

      Singhvi: Bombay Trust Act- S. 31 nowhere near S. 36(10) no suit- this is a wrong example

      JPC point given is misleading- Kalpana Mehta 2018 judgment- 449.6 para- also followed in Delhi Assembly matter- any observation in report or inference cannot be held binding- here no clause by clause discussion, two clauses came later, many suspended

    • 22 May 2025 4:05 PM IST

      Singhvi: 36(1) completely retrospective in all times-

      S. 9 and 14- my learned friend reads as maximum- again his benevolence cannot change the statute- the no. is clear

    • 22 May 2025 4:04 PM IST

      Singhvi: Sharia was misleading argument, in all legislations like in Jain, Christian, it begins with practising jain, or Christian

    • 22 May 2025 4:03 PM IST

      Singhvi: he gives less then half truth- a Muslim professing Muslim faith is a common expression used- there is no Act which says Muslim professing faith for 5 years and satisfy there is no contrivance

      Singhvi: contrivance is a reverse burden of proof that I have no contrivance

      I am the only faith which is being asked to do- direct Article 15, overarching.

    • 22 May 2025 4:00 PM IST

      Singhvi: apart from Ramjanbhoomi judgment, the HCs have consistently held absence of registration does not affect the character of property - 4 cases from Karnataka, Kerala, Allahabad, and Andhra

    • 22 May 2025 3:58 PM IST

      Singhvi: counter quoted- 36(1), 36(7A), 36(10)- see the vicious circle- 3r makes a clumsy attempt to save something with caveat 'dispute' in the proviso- I can understand primary adjudication but the caveat takes away everything.




       


    • 22 May 2025 3:55 PM IST

      Singhvi: now arc is complete because they say, now you cannot register...this is bizarre situation chasing your tail- this is admission by Mr Mehta, see the clever language- 36(1)(A) Collector says one think- i believe its gov property- the process stop and then read 36(10) which says within 6 months you cannot register

    • 22 May 2025 3:52 PM IST

      Singhvi: they say this is similar to bombay trust act, 36(10) says you cannot register after 6 months- Mr Mehta's on the spot benevolence will not save the statute

    • 22 May 2025 3:52 PM IST

      CJI: why why? you read it harmoniously

      Singhvi: 3r does give some saving- 36(1) then says do something in x or y months under S. 9 and 10[process for registration] but if there is mention of gov property,t the registration will stop- 7A will stop the entire process of S. 36

    • 22 May 2025 3:49 PM IST

      2. this registration- its a connected aspect- it existed earlier but point is the arch you created to take the status of an entity, is grossly wrong. Registration was there, petty penalty recognised.

      See 36(1)-every waqf created before or after commencement shall be registered- this Act makes vicious circle. waqf by user is abolished by same act and hence, they cannot be registered- you cannot register something which is abolished

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