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Blanket, Disproportionate Freezing Of Bank Accounts Arbitrary: Delhi High Court
Blanket or disproportionate freezing of bank accounts, when the account holder is neither an accused nor a suspect in an investigation, is manifestly arbitrary and against one's fundamental right to livelihood, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Delhi High Court Fines Woman For "Casually" Filing Sex Offence Case Against Partner
The Delhi High Court has fined a woman with Rs 20,000 for "casually" filing a case of sexual offence against her live-in partner.
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Delhi High Court Revises Timings Of Court Sittings, Lunch Breaks
The Delhi High Court has revised its timings for court sittings and lunch breaks for judges and staff, a day after the Supreme Court said high court judges were taking breaks "unnecessarily" and too often.
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3 Trees Cut Every Hour In Delhi In Past Three Years, Delhi High Court Told
Three trees were cut every hour in the past three years in the national capital and the estimate does not include instances of illegal felling, the Delhi High Court was told on Monday.
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Blanket, Disproportionate Freezing Of Bank Accounts Arbitrary: Delhi High Court
Blanket or disproportionate freezing of bank accounts, when the account holder is neither an accused nor a suspect in an investigation, is manifestly arbitrary and against one's fundamental right to livelihood, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Delhi High Court Fines Woman For "Casually" Filing Sex Offence Case Against Partner
The Delhi High Court has fined a woman with Rs 20,000 for "casually" filing a case of sexual offence against her live-in partner.
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Delhi High Court Revises Timings Of Court Sittings, Lunch Breaks
The Delhi High Court has revised its timings for court sittings and lunch breaks for judges and staff, a day after the Supreme Court said high court judges were taking breaks "unnecessarily" and too often.
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3 Trees Cut Every Hour In Delhi In Past Three Years, Delhi High Court Told
Three trees were cut every hour in the past three years in the national capital and the estimate does not include instances of illegal felling, the Delhi High Court was told on Monday.
