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Tamil Nadu Ordered To Formulate SOP For Political Rallies In 10 Days
Tamil Nadu government asked to formulate and publish Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) within 10 days for granting permission to political parties and organisations to hold public rallies across the state.
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Madras High Court To Hear 7 Petitions In Karur Stampede Case, Including Bail Pleas
The Madras High Court will today hear seven petitions related to the Karur stampede tragedy that claimed 41 lives - including several women and children - exactly a month ago during a rally organised by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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Madras High Court Recognises Cryptocurrency As Property Under Indian Law
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has held that cryptocurrency qualifies as "property" under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust.
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Not Allowing Hijab In School 'Denial Of Secular Education': Kerala Government To Court
The Kerala government on Friday told the High Court here that not permitting a Muslim girl to wear her headscarf (hijab) to school was an "invasion" of her privacy and dignity and a "denial of her right to secular education".
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Setback For Actor Mohanlal As Kerala High Court Says His Ivory Ownership Certificates Are Illegal
The Kerala High Court on Friday held that the Forest Department's ownership certificates for ivory items in the possession of actor Mohanlal were void and legally unenforceable.
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Delhi High Court Puts Fake ORS Ban On Hold, Allows Sale Of Disputed Drinks
The Delhi High Court has granted an interim stay against key orders issued by FSSAI, effectively pausing the ban on use of ORS branding for certain beverage products.
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Friendship No Licence To Rape: Delhi High Court Denies Bail To Accused
The Delhi High Court has denied anticipatory bail to a man accused of raping a 17-year old girl while rejecting his contention that both were friends, saying friendship does not give licence to rape the victim repeatedly, confine her, or beat her
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NGO Moves Bombay High Court Against Reduced Paper Quality In Balbharti Textbooks: Report
Balbharti has reduced the quality standards of paper used in Maharashtra school textbooks, lowering brightness, tensile strength, and durability.
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SC/ST Act Can't Be Used To Curtail Bank's Mortgage Rights: Delhi Court
The Delhi High Court has said that the provisions of the SC/ST Act relating to wrongful occupation or dispossession of land belonging to people from SC and ST cannot be used to prevent a bank from exercising its lawful mortgage rights.
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Cadbury, Mars Fought Over 'Celebrations' Mark For 25 Years, Then A Sweet End
The Delhi High Court recorded a settlement between Mars Incorporated and Cadbury (India) Ltd over the use of the mark CELEBRATIONS', bringing an end to a nearly 25-year-old trademark dispute between the two confectionery giants.
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Use Of Term 'Physical Relations' Not Enough To Prove Rape: Delhi High Court
Mere use of the term "physical relations" without supporting evidence is insufficient to establish rape or aggravated penetrative sexual assault, the Delhi High Court has held.
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'Larger Scheme': High Court Calls For Wider Probe Into Sabarimala Gold Theft
The Kerala High Court said that gold theft from the Sabarimala temple cannot be brushed aside as an isolated act, while questioning the possibility of a well-orchestrated conspiracy.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
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First Report In Sabarimala Gold Theft Case Filed In Kerala High Court
The SIT probing the loss of gold from Sabarimala on Tuesday filed its first report in the Kerala High Court in a sealed cover, sources said.
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Non-Hindu Couples Must Use Juvenile Justice Act for Legal Adoptions: Court
The Madras High Court has held that Muslim and Christian couples cannot directly register adoption deeds, and must instead follow the Juvenile Justice Act, offering a clear legal route for non-Hindu families to to adopt children lawfully.
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Tamil Nadu Ordered To Formulate SOP For Political Rallies In 10 Days
Tamil Nadu government asked to formulate and publish Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) within 10 days for granting permission to political parties and organisations to hold public rallies across the state.
-
Madras High Court To Hear 7 Petitions In Karur Stampede Case, Including Bail Pleas
The Madras High Court will today hear seven petitions related to the Karur stampede tragedy that claimed 41 lives - including several women and children - exactly a month ago during a rally organised by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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Madras High Court Recognises Cryptocurrency As Property Under Indian Law
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has held that cryptocurrency qualifies as "property" under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust.
-
Not Allowing Hijab In School 'Denial Of Secular Education': Kerala Government To Court
The Kerala government on Friday told the High Court here that not permitting a Muslim girl to wear her headscarf (hijab) to school was an "invasion" of her privacy and dignity and a "denial of her right to secular education".
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Setback For Actor Mohanlal As Kerala High Court Says His Ivory Ownership Certificates Are Illegal
The Kerala High Court on Friday held that the Forest Department's ownership certificates for ivory items in the possession of actor Mohanlal were void and legally unenforceable.
-
Delhi High Court Puts Fake ORS Ban On Hold, Allows Sale Of Disputed Drinks
The Delhi High Court has granted an interim stay against key orders issued by FSSAI, effectively pausing the ban on use of ORS branding for certain beverage products.
-
Friendship No Licence To Rape: Delhi High Court Denies Bail To Accused
The Delhi High Court has denied anticipatory bail to a man accused of raping a 17-year old girl while rejecting his contention that both were friends, saying friendship does not give licence to rape the victim repeatedly, confine her, or beat her
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NGO Moves Bombay High Court Against Reduced Paper Quality In Balbharti Textbooks: Report
Balbharti has reduced the quality standards of paper used in Maharashtra school textbooks, lowering brightness, tensile strength, and durability.
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SC/ST Act Can't Be Used To Curtail Bank's Mortgage Rights: Delhi Court
The Delhi High Court has said that the provisions of the SC/ST Act relating to wrongful occupation or dispossession of land belonging to people from SC and ST cannot be used to prevent a bank from exercising its lawful mortgage rights.
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Cadbury, Mars Fought Over 'Celebrations' Mark For 25 Years, Then A Sweet End
The Delhi High Court recorded a settlement between Mars Incorporated and Cadbury (India) Ltd over the use of the mark CELEBRATIONS', bringing an end to a nearly 25-year-old trademark dispute between the two confectionery giants.
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Use Of Term 'Physical Relations' Not Enough To Prove Rape: Delhi High Court
Mere use of the term "physical relations" without supporting evidence is insufficient to establish rape or aggravated penetrative sexual assault, the Delhi High Court has held.
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'Larger Scheme': High Court Calls For Wider Probe Into Sabarimala Gold Theft
The Kerala High Court said that gold theft from the Sabarimala temple cannot be brushed aside as an isolated act, while questioning the possibility of a well-orchestrated conspiracy.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
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First Report In Sabarimala Gold Theft Case Filed In Kerala High Court
The SIT probing the loss of gold from Sabarimala on Tuesday filed its first report in the Kerala High Court in a sealed cover, sources said.
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Non-Hindu Couples Must Use Juvenile Justice Act for Legal Adoptions: Court
The Madras High Court has held that Muslim and Christian couples cannot directly register adoption deeds, and must instead follow the Juvenile Justice Act, offering a clear legal route for non-Hindu families to to adopt children lawfully.
