The 2nd GL Sanghi Memorial
Lecture was delivered by Hon’ble Justice AK Sikri on 1st September, 2018 at Nagpur. The event was
presided over by Hon’ble Justice Sharad Bobde.
Hon’ble Justice Vipin Sanghi, Hon'ble Justice Bhushan Gavai,
Hon'ble Justice Bhushan Dharmadhikari and Shri Mukul Rohatgi, Former Attorney
General of India were among the Guests of Honor.
Here are some excerpts from the lecture.
·
The
role of a law school is to make great lawyers.
·
The
first role of a judge is to uphold the constitution and the rules of the law.
His second role is to bridge the gap between the law and the society. His third
role is, in view of globalization, to connect the law with economics in
decision-making process and to be a person who contributes to the economic
progress of the nation.
·
Rule
of the law is the basic feature of the constitution and a judge is its
guardian.
·
A
judge must see that
o The democratic principles are followed by the government in
power
o There is good governance
o Fundamental rights of the people are protected
o The centre-state relationship is respected
o Rights of the marginalized section of society and their dignity
are translated into reality
The courts can
o Create law in enforcing the public rights (Vishakha case). These
are "hard cases". A judge must make them by applying constitutional
norms.
o Enforce public rights (child labor)
o Appropriately interpret the rights of the people or can broaden
the scope of such norms by interpretative process
All the above principles are true for the medical profession
also.
Dr KK Aggarwal
Padma
Shri Awardee
Vice
President CMAAO
Group
Editor-in-Chief IJCP Publications
President
Heart Care Foundation of India
Immediate Past National President IMA
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