Huge Pendency | Bifurcate Supreme Court | Relook NJAC | Brilliant Juniors | KK Venugopal #part 4

In this video Mr. KK Venugopal explains his suggestions about tackling large pendency in Supreme Courts. It should desist form hearing matters of less importance. Assign it to only cases relating to constitution or disputes between the union and one or more states or between the states. Set up four regional benches for deciding final appeals. He points out the foremost quality needed in legal profession. He speaks quite high of his juniors while naming some for their high brilliance. He then enumerates some of the sterling qualities of Justices K Subba Rao and VR Krishna Iyer. Lastly, recalling his appearance in Akhil Bharatiya Soshit Karamchari Sangh (Railway) v UOI, (1981) 1 SCC 246, he goes on to mention his decison never to oppose any matter relating to SC/ST benefits. KK VENUGOPAL, aged 94 (b 1931) was designated as Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court of India in March 1972 and appointed as an Additional Solicitor General in 1979-80. He was India’s 15th Attorney General for India from 2017-22. He was elected on three occasions as the President of Supreme Court Bar Association and currently is the Vice President of the Bar Association of India. He is a past President of the Union International des Advocates, the oldest international organization of lawyers, with headquarters in Paris. He was awarded 'Padma Bhushan' in 2002. He has written and lectured widely on various legal topics. He is an Honorary Member of the American Bar Association and President SAARCLAW. He is the Chief Editor of the 3rd Edition of the book "Justice Bachawat's Law of Arbitration & Conciliation" published in 1999.