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"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
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Delhi Court Ends Money Laundering Case Proceedings Against Satyendar Jain
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted relief by allowing Delhi minister Satyendar Jain's plea challenging proceedings against him under the Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Amendment Act 2016.
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Parliament Passes Delhi High Court Amendment Bill
A bill to reduce the workload of the Delhi High Court by enhancing the pecuniary jurisdiction of civil suits from the existing Rs 20 lakh to Rs 2 crore was passed by Parliament today.
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Rajya Sabha passes bill to allow jailed people to fight polls
The Rajya Sabha today passed a bill to amend the Representation of People Act to allow a person in police custody to file nomination to fight an election.
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"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
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Delhi Court Ends Money Laundering Case Proceedings Against Satyendar Jain
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted relief by allowing Delhi minister Satyendar Jain's plea challenging proceedings against him under the Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Amendment Act 2016.
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Parliament Passes Delhi High Court Amendment Bill
A bill to reduce the workload of the Delhi High Court by enhancing the pecuniary jurisdiction of civil suits from the existing Rs 20 lakh to Rs 2 crore was passed by Parliament today.
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Rajya Sabha passes bill to allow jailed people to fight polls
The Rajya Sabha today passed a bill to amend the Representation of People Act to allow a person in police custody to file nomination to fight an election.
