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CBI Investigation Shouldn't Be Directed In Routine Manner: Top Court
The Supreme Court has set aside an order of the Punjab and Haryana High Court which transferred the probe in a case to the CBI, and said such directions should not be routinely passed.
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Misogynistic To Say Woman Must Predict Marriage Issues If Older Than Man: High Court
The Delhi High Court has termed as "patriarchal" and "misogynistic" the argument that a woman must foresee marriage-related difficulties in case she was older than her partner.
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'Never Said No Cash Found': Delhi Fire Chief's Clarification Amid Judge Row
Chief of Delhi Fire Services Atul Garg denied reports attributing to him a statement claiming that no cash was found during firefighting operations at the residence of Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma.
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Commenting, Singing Songs About Woman Colleague's Hair Not Sexual Harassment: High Court
Commenting on and singing a song about a woman colleague's hair in itself does not amount to sexual harassment at workplace, the Bombay High Court has said, granting relief to a senior executive of a private bank.
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No Court Relief For Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra In 2020 Poll Code Violation Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday refused to stay the trial court proceedings against city Law Minister Kapil Mishra for allegedly making objectionable statements and violating the model code of conduct in 2020.
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"Won't Beat Own Child": Bombay High Court Grants Bail To Woman In Assault Case
No mother would beat up her own child, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday said while granting bail to a 28-year-old woman arrested along with her partner for assaulting her seven-year-old son.
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Adolescents Should Be Able To Express Love Without Criminalisation: High Court
In a POCSO case, the Delhi High Court emphasized that while the legal age of consent is crucial for protecting minors, adolescents should be permitted to express their feelings and engage in relationships without the fear of criminalization.
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"Debt Has Been Recovered Multiple Times Over": Vijay Mallya Tells Court
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has submitted before the Karnataka High Court that the Rs 6,200 crore debt he owes to banks has been recovered "multiple times over," and sought a statement of accounts detailing the amounts recovered from him.
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Gender Neutrality Fair Justice Delivery System's Hallmark: Delhi High Court
Gender neutrality is the hallmark of a fair justice delivery system and crimes involving serious bodily injuries must be firmly dealt with, irrespective of the perpetrator being a man or a woman, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Consent For Sex Doesn't Extend To Filming, Sharing Private Moments: High Court
The Delhi High Court has significantly held the consent to have sex doesn't allow capturing private moments and posting it on social media.
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"Medical Negligence Not Established By Mere Dissatisfaction": Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court recently rejected a man's plea seeking action against doctors over his wife's death and said medical negligence was not merely established by dissatisfaction towards an expected standard of care.
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"Marriage Built On Trust, Companionship, Shared Experiences": Supreme Court
"Marriage is a relationship built on mutual trust, companionship and shared experiences," the Supreme Court has said as it upheld a Madras High Court decision granting divorce to an estranged software engineer couple.
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High Court Judge Appears Before Top Court Collegium Over "Majority" Remarks
Allahabad High Court judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav, who purportedly gave controversial statements at a Vishwa Hindu Parishad function, appeared before the Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday, sources said.
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Neither Ruling Front Nor Opposition Can Hold Meetings By Blocking Roads: Court
The Kerala High Court on Thursday said that neither the ruling front nor the opposition in the state can be permitted to hold public meetings by blocking the right of way of the people on the roads and footpaths.
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Keeping Child Away From Mother Amounts To "Cruelty": Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has held that not letting a child meet her mother amounts to 'cruelty' under the Indian Penal Code, and refused to quash a First Information Report registered against the in-laws of a Jalna-based woman.
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CBI Investigation Shouldn't Be Directed In Routine Manner: Top Court
The Supreme Court has set aside an order of the Punjab and Haryana High Court which transferred the probe in a case to the CBI, and said such directions should not be routinely passed.
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Misogynistic To Say Woman Must Predict Marriage Issues If Older Than Man: High Court
The Delhi High Court has termed as "patriarchal" and "misogynistic" the argument that a woman must foresee marriage-related difficulties in case she was older than her partner.
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'Never Said No Cash Found': Delhi Fire Chief's Clarification Amid Judge Row
Chief of Delhi Fire Services Atul Garg denied reports attributing to him a statement claiming that no cash was found during firefighting operations at the residence of Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma.
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Commenting, Singing Songs About Woman Colleague's Hair Not Sexual Harassment: High Court
Commenting on and singing a song about a woman colleague's hair in itself does not amount to sexual harassment at workplace, the Bombay High Court has said, granting relief to a senior executive of a private bank.
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No Court Relief For Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra In 2020 Poll Code Violation Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday refused to stay the trial court proceedings against city Law Minister Kapil Mishra for allegedly making objectionable statements and violating the model code of conduct in 2020.
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"Won't Beat Own Child": Bombay High Court Grants Bail To Woman In Assault Case
No mother would beat up her own child, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday said while granting bail to a 28-year-old woman arrested along with her partner for assaulting her seven-year-old son.
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Adolescents Should Be Able To Express Love Without Criminalisation: High Court
In a POCSO case, the Delhi High Court emphasized that while the legal age of consent is crucial for protecting minors, adolescents should be permitted to express their feelings and engage in relationships without the fear of criminalization.
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"Debt Has Been Recovered Multiple Times Over": Vijay Mallya Tells Court
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has submitted before the Karnataka High Court that the Rs 6,200 crore debt he owes to banks has been recovered "multiple times over," and sought a statement of accounts detailing the amounts recovered from him.
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Gender Neutrality Fair Justice Delivery System's Hallmark: Delhi High Court
Gender neutrality is the hallmark of a fair justice delivery system and crimes involving serious bodily injuries must be firmly dealt with, irrespective of the perpetrator being a man or a woman, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Consent For Sex Doesn't Extend To Filming, Sharing Private Moments: High Court
The Delhi High Court has significantly held the consent to have sex doesn't allow capturing private moments and posting it on social media.
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"Medical Negligence Not Established By Mere Dissatisfaction": Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court recently rejected a man's plea seeking action against doctors over his wife's death and said medical negligence was not merely established by dissatisfaction towards an expected standard of care.
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"Marriage Built On Trust, Companionship, Shared Experiences": Supreme Court
"Marriage is a relationship built on mutual trust, companionship and shared experiences," the Supreme Court has said as it upheld a Madras High Court decision granting divorce to an estranged software engineer couple.
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High Court Judge Appears Before Top Court Collegium Over "Majority" Remarks
Allahabad High Court judge Shekhar Kumar Yadav, who purportedly gave controversial statements at a Vishwa Hindu Parishad function, appeared before the Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday, sources said.
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Neither Ruling Front Nor Opposition Can Hold Meetings By Blocking Roads: Court
The Kerala High Court on Thursday said that neither the ruling front nor the opposition in the state can be permitted to hold public meetings by blocking the right of way of the people on the roads and footpaths.
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Keeping Child Away From Mother Amounts To "Cruelty": Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has held that not letting a child meet her mother amounts to 'cruelty' under the Indian Penal Code, and refused to quash a First Information Report registered against the in-laws of a Jalna-based woman.
