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Supreme Court Flags Rise In Frivolous Criminal Cases In Matrimonial Disputes
The observations on the rising trend of filing vexatious litigation were made by a bench in a judgement by which it quashed a criminal complaint alleging that a 14-year-old girl was raped by her father and uncle.
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Lawyer Complains To Chief Justice About Fellow Judge. His Response
The Supreme Court today witnessed dramatic exchanges when a Lucknow-based advocate requested two separate benches to pardon him and remove costs imposed on him for filing frivolous Public Interest Litigation
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"First Deposit Rs 5 Crore Cost": CJI's Answer To "Frivolous" Cases In Supreme Court
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Monday said it is time to impose pre-hearing costs in commercial cases to prevent frivolous matters involving commercial issues to be argued before the Supreme Court.
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Frivolous Cases Are Delaying Matters Of National Importance: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that frivolous cases being filed before it are consuming most of its time, making the institution dysfunctional and delaying matters of national importance.
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High Court Says It Will Take Action Against Frivolous Public Interest Litigations
The Delhi High Court today grilled a man for targeting a particular property in the name of alleged illegal construction, saying it will take action against frivolous Public Interest Litigations or PILs.
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Frivolous plea against PM costs lawyer one lakh
A plea seeking prosecution of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the cash-for-votes scam that rocked parliament during a trust vote in 2008 was Tuesday dismissed by the Delhi High Court, which also imposed a penalty of Rs.1 lakh on the petitioner lawyer.
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Not worried about PILs against 'Guzaarish': Ronnie
A case against Guzaarish has been dismissed as "frivolous" and producer Ronnie Screwvala says he is not afraid
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Court imposes penalty on frivolous petition
The Uttarakhand High Court has slapped a penalty of Rs 50,000 on a petitioner for wasting the time of the court on a frivolous issue.
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Supreme Court Flags Rise In Frivolous Criminal Cases In Matrimonial Disputes
The observations on the rising trend of filing vexatious litigation were made by a bench in a judgement by which it quashed a criminal complaint alleging that a 14-year-old girl was raped by her father and uncle.
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Lawyer Complains To Chief Justice About Fellow Judge. His Response
The Supreme Court today witnessed dramatic exchanges when a Lucknow-based advocate requested two separate benches to pardon him and remove costs imposed on him for filing frivolous Public Interest Litigation
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"First Deposit Rs 5 Crore Cost": CJI's Answer To "Frivolous" Cases In Supreme Court
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Monday said it is time to impose pre-hearing costs in commercial cases to prevent frivolous matters involving commercial issues to be argued before the Supreme Court.
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Frivolous Cases Are Delaying Matters Of National Importance: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that frivolous cases being filed before it are consuming most of its time, making the institution dysfunctional and delaying matters of national importance.
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High Court Says It Will Take Action Against Frivolous Public Interest Litigations
The Delhi High Court today grilled a man for targeting a particular property in the name of alleged illegal construction, saying it will take action against frivolous Public Interest Litigations or PILs.
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Frivolous plea against PM costs lawyer one lakh
A plea seeking prosecution of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the cash-for-votes scam that rocked parliament during a trust vote in 2008 was Tuesday dismissed by the Delhi High Court, which also imposed a penalty of Rs.1 lakh on the petitioner lawyer.
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Not worried about PILs against 'Guzaarish': Ronnie
A case against Guzaarish has been dismissed as "frivolous" and producer Ronnie Screwvala says he is not afraid
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Court imposes penalty on frivolous petition
The Uttarakhand High Court has slapped a penalty of Rs 50,000 on a petitioner for wasting the time of the court on a frivolous issue.
