Federal Constitutional Court makes new rules public
Most outlets reported that the Federal Constitutional Court has issued and made public new procedural rules for contempt of court proceedings and review petitions. A few also noted that the rules allow any person to submit an application for contempt proceedings.
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Federal Constitutional Court issues new rules
The Federal Constitutional Court has made its rules public, outlining procedures for contempt proceedings and review petitions. Under the rules, any person can submit an application seeking contempt proceedings. The court can also initiate contempt proceedings on its own. Read More: High courts can’t decide merits after declaring writ petition The rules allow action against […]
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Federal Constitutional Court rules issued
The rules of the Federal Constitutional Court have been made public, setting out procedures for contempt of court proceedings and review petitions
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