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London Court Orders Nirav Modi To Pay Bank of India Over $11.5 Million
In a judgment handed down at the London Circuit Commercial Court on Tuesday, Justice Simon Tinkler found in favour of the Bank of India after a lengthy legal process complicated by paperwork transfer delays within the UK prison service.
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Andhra Cop Arrested In Custodial Death Case, Plea For CBI Probe In Court
Sai Krishna's mother, Gade Vijayalakshmi, had approached the High Court alleging that her son was picked up by police near Markapuram in the first week of May and brought to Krishnalanka Police Station in Vijayawada.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court Seeks Detailed Report On Missing Tuni Girl
The court specifically asked authorities to clarify whether the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) -- mandated by the Supreme Court in cases of missing children -- had been strictly followed.
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Oath Invalid, Kerala Court Orders Fresh Swearing-In For 20 BJP Councillors
The petitioner had argued that elected representatives are required to take the oath either in the name of God or in the name of the Constitution, and that invoking specific deities was contrary to the prescribed oath and constitutional principles.
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Fresh Blow To Nirav Modi: Bank Of India Wins Rs 100 Crore Battle In UK Court
Since fleeing India, Nirav Modi has faced extradition proceedings, asset seizures and multiple recovery actions by banks and enforcement agencies.
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'Access To Drinking Water A Right': Bombay High Court Flags Scarcity In Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court has held that access to clean and potable drinking water is a fundamental right and questioned why citizens in Maharashtra continue to approach courts for such a basic necessity even after 75 years of Independence.
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Madras High Court Lets Woman Complete LLM After Motherhood Delay
The judge noted that "a woman undergoing pregnancy and thereafter caring for a newborn child cannot be placed on the same footing as an ordinary student for the purpose of strict application of academic timelines.
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"5-Year Consensual Relationship Cannot Be Termed Rape": Allahabad Court's Big Ruling
Court ruled that a long-term consensual relationship between two adults cannot be treated as rape merely because a promise to marry was not fulfilled
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Telegram Is "Like Frankenstein": Centre Defends Move To Block Platform
"Telegram has become the new dark web... Criminals have rapidly adopted Telegram to post links on channels that connect to dark web forums," the Centre told the HIgh Court today
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Gauhati Court Overturns Death Sentence, Acquits Man In 2018 Rape-Murder Case
The Gauhati High Court has acquitted a man who spent nearly eight years on death row for the alleged rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Assam's Nagaon district.
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Telangana High Court Dismisses Rs 2.5 Crore Recovery Notice, Says EPFO Can't Penalise Employees
The Court said that if any violation of PF rules did occur, the responsibility lay entirely with the employer, not with the employee.
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Madras Court Calls Students 'Real Life Paper Tigers' In 2016 College Murder
The court expressed disappointment over the conduct of several student witnesses who retracted their earlier statements during trial.
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"Scattered Opinion": Top Court Halts High Courts' Transgender Law Proceedings
The Centre sought the clubbing of petitions pending before various high courts challenging the constitutional validity of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.
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High Court Refuses Stay On Ritabrata Banerjee As Bengal Opposition Leader
Currently, the Trinamool Congress has 80 legislators in the 294-seat West Bengal Assembly. Among them, 60 legislators - a figure which Ritabrata Banerjee claimed had increased to 65 by June 1 - support the new bloc led by him.
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"Man Must Pay Child Maintenance Even If Unemployed": Bombay High Court
The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court was hearing a petition by a man who had challenged a lower court's order to pay Rs 8,000 monthly maintenance to his children.
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London Court Orders Nirav Modi To Pay Bank of India Over $11.5 Million
In a judgment handed down at the London Circuit Commercial Court on Tuesday, Justice Simon Tinkler found in favour of the Bank of India after a lengthy legal process complicated by paperwork transfer delays within the UK prison service.
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Andhra Cop Arrested In Custodial Death Case, Plea For CBI Probe In Court
Sai Krishna's mother, Gade Vijayalakshmi, had approached the High Court alleging that her son was picked up by police near Markapuram in the first week of May and brought to Krishnalanka Police Station in Vijayawada.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court Seeks Detailed Report On Missing Tuni Girl
The court specifically asked authorities to clarify whether the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) -- mandated by the Supreme Court in cases of missing children -- had been strictly followed.
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Oath Invalid, Kerala Court Orders Fresh Swearing-In For 20 BJP Councillors
The petitioner had argued that elected representatives are required to take the oath either in the name of God or in the name of the Constitution, and that invoking specific deities was contrary to the prescribed oath and constitutional principles.
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Fresh Blow To Nirav Modi: Bank Of India Wins Rs 100 Crore Battle In UK Court
Since fleeing India, Nirav Modi has faced extradition proceedings, asset seizures and multiple recovery actions by banks and enforcement agencies.
-
'Access To Drinking Water A Right': Bombay High Court Flags Scarcity In Maharashtra
The Bombay High Court has held that access to clean and potable drinking water is a fundamental right and questioned why citizens in Maharashtra continue to approach courts for such a basic necessity even after 75 years of Independence.
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Madras High Court Lets Woman Complete LLM After Motherhood Delay
The judge noted that "a woman undergoing pregnancy and thereafter caring for a newborn child cannot be placed on the same footing as an ordinary student for the purpose of strict application of academic timelines.
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"5-Year Consensual Relationship Cannot Be Termed Rape": Allahabad Court's Big Ruling
Court ruled that a long-term consensual relationship between two adults cannot be treated as rape merely because a promise to marry was not fulfilled
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Telegram Is "Like Frankenstein": Centre Defends Move To Block Platform
"Telegram has become the new dark web... Criminals have rapidly adopted Telegram to post links on channels that connect to dark web forums," the Centre told the HIgh Court today
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Gauhati Court Overturns Death Sentence, Acquits Man In 2018 Rape-Murder Case
The Gauhati High Court has acquitted a man who spent nearly eight years on death row for the alleged rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Assam's Nagaon district.
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Telangana High Court Dismisses Rs 2.5 Crore Recovery Notice, Says EPFO Can't Penalise Employees
The Court said that if any violation of PF rules did occur, the responsibility lay entirely with the employer, not with the employee.
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Madras Court Calls Students 'Real Life Paper Tigers' In 2016 College Murder
The court expressed disappointment over the conduct of several student witnesses who retracted their earlier statements during trial.
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"Scattered Opinion": Top Court Halts High Courts' Transgender Law Proceedings
The Centre sought the clubbing of petitions pending before various high courts challenging the constitutional validity of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026.
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High Court Refuses Stay On Ritabrata Banerjee As Bengal Opposition Leader
Currently, the Trinamool Congress has 80 legislators in the 294-seat West Bengal Assembly. Among them, 60 legislators - a figure which Ritabrata Banerjee claimed had increased to 65 by June 1 - support the new bloc led by him.
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"Man Must Pay Child Maintenance Even If Unemployed": Bombay High Court
The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court was hearing a petition by a man who had challenged a lower court's order to pay Rs 8,000 monthly maintenance to his children.
