Justice Nariman launched the C.S.Vaidyanathan Chair on Law & Development established at the SASTRA Law School via the munificent help of Senior Advocate C.S.Vaidyanathan who defined the genesis & goal of this endowed Chair. Former Chief Justice of India, Justice M.N.Venkatachaliah presided over the occasion and urged SASTRA Law School to check the nuanced relationship between regulation and socio-economic growth. Attorney General for India Ok.Ok.Venugopal was the visitor of honour.
Dr. S. Vaidhyasubramaniam, Vice-Chancellor of SASTRA welcomed the digital gathering which in his phrases was a manifestation of over 300 years of amassed judicial knowledge in a single single stage.
“The Courts have at all times remained vigilant and managed any excesses dedicated by the parliament even in its constituent capability and I pray that the courts proceed to stay vigilant” mentioned Justice Rohinton Nariman, Judge of the Supreme Court of India.
Delivering the 1st M.Ok.Nambyar Memorial lecture on the 1st Amendment of the Indian structure organised by the SASTRA Deemed University School of Law, he burdened the fertilization of basic rights and traversed the constitutional journey of Articles 19, 21, 22, 31(A)& 31(B) and 46 with references to the Romesh Thappar, Brij Bhushan, Motor Transport Nationalisation, Champakam Dorairajan & the Zamindari Abolition Act circumstances. Recalling the efforts of M.Ok.Nambyar within the well-known A.Ok.Gopalan & Golaknath circumstances earlier than the Supreme Court, Justice Nariman enlightened the viewers on how his arguments had the authorized foresight that laid down the pathway for shielding the essential construction of the structure within the Kesavananda Bharati case.
Attorney General for India Ok.Ok.Venugopal was the visitor of honor and in memory spoke on the transformational influence that his father M.Ok.Nambyar had on his authorized career. Former Attorney General & Senior Advocate Ok.Parasaran referred to M.Ok.Nambyar as a lawyer of future with non secular divinity and recalled M.Ok.Nambyar’s towering arguments earlier than Justice Rajamannar within the Madras High Court. M.Ok.Nambyar’s grandson and Advocate General for Tamilnadu Vijay Narayan provided his felicitations & complimented SASTRA & C.S.Vaidyanthan for this distinctive initiative and urged college students of regulation to be impressed by such mental jurists.
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