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Delhi High Court Gets 7 New Judges, Strength Rises To 50
The swearing-in ceremony was held in the high court premises and after administering the oath, the chief justice congratulated the new judges.
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Delhi High Court To Get 7 New Judges Tomorrow, Total Strength To Jump To 50
Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya will administer the oath to Nivedita Anil Sharma, Nisha Sahay Saxena, Sanjay Sharma, Bharat Parashar, Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt and Arun Bhardwaj
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Court Declines To Restrain Transfer Of 5 Elephants From Assam To Tamil Nadu
The court observed that there was no justification, as of now, to issue a restraint order unless it is demonstrated that the mandatory regulatory clearances have not been obtained.
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"How Are They Students?" High Court On Delhi University Polls' Violence
A bench also issued notices to all student organisations and all 140 candidates contesting the DUSU elections, seeking their response on why collective electoral damages should not be imposed for alleged violations of election norms.
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Man Took Rs 100 Bribe 31 Years Ago, Will Now Spend A Year In Jail At 75
The case that began in 1995 remained tied up in legal proceedings for nearly 31 years.
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'Not In Good Taste': Delhi High Court Directs Censor Board To Review Shoorveer Use In Mirzapur Film
The court has listed the matter for further hearing on September 24 and directed the CBFC to take a decision in the meantime
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Covid Over, But Plague Of Custodial Deaths Continues: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court said the plague of custodial death does not show any sign of abating.
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High Court Seeks Status Report Over Dalit Man's Suicide In Punjab's Sangrur
Gulzar Singh, hailing from Turbanjara village in Dirba, died on September 7 after allegedly consuming poison. His family alleged that he was harassed and subjected to casteist slurs for questioning Cheema about the supply of drugs
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'Student Deaths Not Ordinary Mishap': High Court On Delhi Building Collapse
The building at Satya Niketan, which housed a boys' paying-guest accommodation near the Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed on September 6 while repair work was underway. Several people were also injured in the collapse
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"Mockery Of Democracy": Madras High Court On MLAs Resigning To Seek Re-Election
The observation comes after the ruling TVK fielded two former AIADMK MLAs who resigned from their seats to jump ship, for the upcoming bypolls from the same seats.
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Plea In Court Over Karnataka's Power To Restrict Vande Mataram To 2 Stanzas
A public interest litigation has been filed before the Karnataka High Court challenging the State Government's order dated September 8, mandating that only the first two stanzas of the National Song 'Vande Mataram' be sung at state functions.
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Aaditya Thackeray, Dino Morea In CBI FIR In Sushant Singh's Ex-Manager Case
The development comes nearly two weeks after the Bombay High Court ordered the central agency to take over the probe in the case.
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Indian-Origin CEO Spent Rs 3.5 Crore On Girlfriend, Sued Her After Break-Up And Lost Case
An Indian-origin CEO who spent nearly $370,000 on his girlfriend during their relationship sued her after their break-up, claiming the money was given as loans.
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'State Can Handle': Court Refuses To Stop Manoj Jarange's Mumbai March
It can not ask a person only on the basis of apprehension not to protest, which is his legal right, the judges said.
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Husband Says 'Talaq' Thrice In 3 Months. Court Says Not Banned
The petitioner argued that there is no legal prohibition on "Talaq-e-Hasan" in India and that he had completed the necessary procedures as per religious law.
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Delhi High Court Gets 7 New Judges, Strength Rises To 50
The swearing-in ceremony was held in the high court premises and after administering the oath, the chief justice congratulated the new judges.
-
Delhi High Court To Get 7 New Judges Tomorrow, Total Strength To Jump To 50
Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya will administer the oath to Nivedita Anil Sharma, Nisha Sahay Saxena, Sanjay Sharma, Bharat Parashar, Aditi Choudhary, Dinesh Bhatt and Arun Bhardwaj
-
Court Declines To Restrain Transfer Of 5 Elephants From Assam To Tamil Nadu
The court observed that there was no justification, as of now, to issue a restraint order unless it is demonstrated that the mandatory regulatory clearances have not been obtained.
-
"How Are They Students?" High Court On Delhi University Polls' Violence
A bench also issued notices to all student organisations and all 140 candidates contesting the DUSU elections, seeking their response on why collective electoral damages should not be imposed for alleged violations of election norms.
-
Man Took Rs 100 Bribe 31 Years Ago, Will Now Spend A Year In Jail At 75
The case that began in 1995 remained tied up in legal proceedings for nearly 31 years.
-
'Not In Good Taste': Delhi High Court Directs Censor Board To Review Shoorveer Use In Mirzapur Film
The court has listed the matter for further hearing on September 24 and directed the CBFC to take a decision in the meantime
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Covid Over, But Plague Of Custodial Deaths Continues: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court said the plague of custodial death does not show any sign of abating.
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High Court Seeks Status Report Over Dalit Man's Suicide In Punjab's Sangrur
Gulzar Singh, hailing from Turbanjara village in Dirba, died on September 7 after allegedly consuming poison. His family alleged that he was harassed and subjected to casteist slurs for questioning Cheema about the supply of drugs
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'Student Deaths Not Ordinary Mishap': High Court On Delhi Building Collapse
The building at Satya Niketan, which housed a boys' paying-guest accommodation near the Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed on September 6 while repair work was underway. Several people were also injured in the collapse
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"Mockery Of Democracy": Madras High Court On MLAs Resigning To Seek Re-Election
The observation comes after the ruling TVK fielded two former AIADMK MLAs who resigned from their seats to jump ship, for the upcoming bypolls from the same seats.
-
Plea In Court Over Karnataka's Power To Restrict Vande Mataram To 2 Stanzas
A public interest litigation has been filed before the Karnataka High Court challenging the State Government's order dated September 8, mandating that only the first two stanzas of the National Song 'Vande Mataram' be sung at state functions.
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Aaditya Thackeray, Dino Morea In CBI FIR In Sushant Singh's Ex-Manager Case
The development comes nearly two weeks after the Bombay High Court ordered the central agency to take over the probe in the case.
-
Indian-Origin CEO Spent Rs 3.5 Crore On Girlfriend, Sued Her After Break-Up And Lost Case
An Indian-origin CEO who spent nearly $370,000 on his girlfriend during their relationship sued her after their break-up, claiming the money was given as loans.
-
'State Can Handle': Court Refuses To Stop Manoj Jarange's Mumbai March
It can not ask a person only on the basis of apprehension not to protest, which is his legal right, the judges said.
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Husband Says 'Talaq' Thrice In 3 Months. Court Says Not Banned
The petitioner argued that there is no legal prohibition on "Talaq-e-Hasan" in India and that he had completed the necessary procedures as per religious law.
