With the Supreme Court reopening tomorrow after the summer break, several important judgements are likely to be pronounced, including a decision in the Aadhaar case.
The top court will resume hearing appeals against an eight-year-old verdict of the Allahabad High Court on the Ayodhya dispute and those challenging the practice of polygamy among Muslims.
It is also expected to deliver its verdict on a batch of pleas on who enjoyed supremacy in administering the national capital --
the Lieutenant Governor or the Delhi government.
The apex court, which opens after a 44-day summer vacation, has a lengthy list of matters for tomorrow with cause list running into hundreds of pages.
A verdict is likely tomorrow on a plea challenging the appointment of incumbent Chief Vigilance Commissioner K V Chaudhary and Vigilance Commissioner T M Bhasin.
Matters pertaining to air pollution in Delhi-NCR, Assam National Register of Citizens, Vaishno Devi - rehabilitation of mule owners and Manipur encounter killings, among others, are likely to come up for hearing.
From tomorrow, non-accredited journalists will also be allowed mobile phones into the courtrooms.
A circular to this effect read, "Hon'ble the Chief Justice of India has been pleased to allow the media persons/journalists, who have been issued six months passes by the Registry, to carry mobile phones inside the courtrooms on silent mode.
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