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Delhi Court Grants Bail To J&K MP Engineer Rashid To Visit Ailing Father
The bench further ordered that at least two police officials would accompany him in plainclothes at all times and Engineer Rashid shall not bear the cost of their travel.
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"Blindness": Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Roll Out Transgender Rehabilitation Plan
The court reiterated that transgender persons are protected under Articles 14, 15, 16 and 21, which guarantee equality and the right to live with dignity.
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Calcutta High Court Allows Preventive Arrests For Bengal Elections As Per Law
A Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court, on Wednesday, ruled that preventive arrests in view of the two-phase Assembly elections in West Bengal starting from April 23 can be done in accordance with the provisions of the prevention laws.
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Bombay High Court Clerk Admit Card 2026 Out, Screening Exam On April 26
The recruitment process aims to hire for 1382 clerk positions at Bombay High Court and its benches in Nagpur and Aurangabad.
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Dual Citizenship Row: Allahabad High Court Defers Order On Case Against Rahul Gandhi
The Lucknow bench of theAllahabadHighCourthas deferred itsorderdirecting anFIRagainstCongress MP RahulGandhiin connection with the alleged dual citizenship controversy.
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Rajasthan High Court Upholds Single Bench Order Cancelling SI Recruitment Exam 2021
A petition to cancel the exam was filed on August 13, 2024. After prolonged hearings, a single-judge bench of the High Court cancelled the recruitment on August 28, 2025. S
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Marital Discord Common, One Partner Can't Be Accused Of Abetment Of Suicide: Court
The bench allowed the plea filed by a 49-year-old woman, a teacher by profession, seeking to quash the abetment of suicide case filed against her.
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"Who's The Biggest Litigant?" Top Court Pulls Up Centre, Fines Rs 25,000
A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan said the Centre's decision to pursue the matter despite the High Court granting relief reflected unnecessary litigation.
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Woman 'Not Guilty' For Husband's Suicide Over Marital Disputes: Bombay Court
The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court noted that if a man dies by suicide due to marital differences, his wife cannot be held guilty of abetment to suicide.
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Married Man In Live-In Relationship: 1 Court, 2 Cases, 2 Different Stands
"The freedom of one person ceases where the statutory right of another person starts," the court said in a March 20 ruling
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Delhi Court Grants Bail To J&K MP Engineer Rashid To Visit Ailing Father
The bench further ordered that at least two police officials would accompany him in plainclothes at all times and Engineer Rashid shall not bear the cost of their travel.
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"Blindness": Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Roll Out Transgender Rehabilitation Plan
The court reiterated that transgender persons are protected under Articles 14, 15, 16 and 21, which guarantee equality and the right to live with dignity.
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Calcutta High Court Allows Preventive Arrests For Bengal Elections As Per Law
A Division Bench of the Calcutta High Court, on Wednesday, ruled that preventive arrests in view of the two-phase Assembly elections in West Bengal starting from April 23 can be done in accordance with the provisions of the prevention laws.
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Bombay High Court Clerk Admit Card 2026 Out, Screening Exam On April 26
The recruitment process aims to hire for 1382 clerk positions at Bombay High Court and its benches in Nagpur and Aurangabad.
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Dual Citizenship Row: Allahabad High Court Defers Order On Case Against Rahul Gandhi
The Lucknow bench of theAllahabadHighCourthas deferred itsorderdirecting anFIRagainstCongress MP RahulGandhiin connection with the alleged dual citizenship controversy.
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Rajasthan High Court Upholds Single Bench Order Cancelling SI Recruitment Exam 2021
A petition to cancel the exam was filed on August 13, 2024. After prolonged hearings, a single-judge bench of the High Court cancelled the recruitment on August 28, 2025. S
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Marital Discord Common, One Partner Can't Be Accused Of Abetment Of Suicide: Court
The bench allowed the plea filed by a 49-year-old woman, a teacher by profession, seeking to quash the abetment of suicide case filed against her.
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"Who's The Biggest Litigant?" Top Court Pulls Up Centre, Fines Rs 25,000
A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan said the Centre's decision to pursue the matter despite the High Court granting relief reflected unnecessary litigation.
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Woman 'Not Guilty' For Husband's Suicide Over Marital Disputes: Bombay Court
The Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court noted that if a man dies by suicide due to marital differences, his wife cannot be held guilty of abetment to suicide.
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Married Man In Live-In Relationship: 1 Court, 2 Cases, 2 Different Stands
"The freedom of one person ceases where the statutory right of another person starts," the court said in a March 20 ruling
