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Top Court To Hear Tomorrow Centre's Plea On Black Money Law Applicability
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear on Tuesday the centre's plea challenging the Delhi High Court order staying its notification to allow the 2016 black money law to operate with retrospective effect from July, 2015 to book and probe offenders.
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Delhi High Court Stays Ban On Crash Guards Till April 18
The Delhi High Court has stayed the Central government's notification, as the bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar questioned the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to examine this matter and directed that there would be no challans till April 18.
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Delhi High Court Stays CBSE Notification On Eligibility Norms For NEET
The Delhi High Court today put on hold the operation of a CBSE notification laying down eligibility conditions, including upper age limit of 25 years and 30 years for general and reserved categories respectively, to apply for MBBS course.
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Delhi High Court Extends Stay On Order Upholding JNU's Admission Policy
The Delhi High Court has today extended the stay on the single judge order of holding the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) admission policy was bound by the UGC regulations and the varsity had to accept them without any deviation till July 27.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court To Deliver Verdict On February 27
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday reserved its order for February 27 on an appeal filed by the AAP government, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Government Challenges High Court's Nursery Admissions Order
The AAP government on Thursday knocked on the Delhi High Court door, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: High Court Stays Government Notification On Minority Schools
The Delhi High Court on Friday stayed a city government notification that made it mandatory for private unaided minority schools to admit kids in nursery, in the unreserved category, on the basis of neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Government Cannot Force Minority Schools, Says High Court
Delhi High Court of said that the "Delhi government cannot bring out notification which is contrary to the Constitution and Supreme Court judgments" and the judge was "inclined to give a complete stay" to the notification with regard to minority schools.
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Delhi Court To Hear AAP Appeal Against Stay On Scrapping Of Management Quota
Delhi High Court today agreed to hear AAP government's appeal against its single judge's order partially staying a notification scrapping management quota and some other criteria in nursery admissions in private unaided schools.
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Top Court To Hear Tomorrow Centre's Plea On Black Money Law Applicability
The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear on Tuesday the centre's plea challenging the Delhi High Court order staying its notification to allow the 2016 black money law to operate with retrospective effect from July, 2015 to book and probe offenders.
-
Delhi High Court Stays Ban On Crash Guards Till April 18
The Delhi High Court has stayed the Central government's notification, as the bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar questioned the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to examine this matter and directed that there would be no challans till April 18.
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Delhi High Court Stays CBSE Notification On Eligibility Norms For NEET
The Delhi High Court today put on hold the operation of a CBSE notification laying down eligibility conditions, including upper age limit of 25 years and 30 years for general and reserved categories respectively, to apply for MBBS course.
-
Delhi High Court Extends Stay On Order Upholding JNU's Admission Policy
The Delhi High Court has today extended the stay on the single judge order of holding the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) admission policy was bound by the UGC regulations and the varsity had to accept them without any deviation till July 27.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court To Deliver Verdict On February 27
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday reserved its order for February 27 on an appeal filed by the AAP government, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Government Challenges High Court's Nursery Admissions Order
The AAP government on Thursday knocked on the Delhi High Court door, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: High Court Stays Government Notification On Minority Schools
The Delhi High Court on Friday stayed a city government notification that made it mandatory for private unaided minority schools to admit kids in nursery, in the unreserved category, on the basis of neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Government Cannot Force Minority Schools, Says High Court
Delhi High Court of said that the "Delhi government cannot bring out notification which is contrary to the Constitution and Supreme Court judgments" and the judge was "inclined to give a complete stay" to the notification with regard to minority schools.
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Delhi Court To Hear AAP Appeal Against Stay On Scrapping Of Management Quota
Delhi High Court today agreed to hear AAP government's appeal against its single judge's order partially staying a notification scrapping management quota and some other criteria in nursery admissions in private unaided schools.
