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"Can't Be Mute Spectators": Court Appoints Daughters As Guardians Of Bedridden Man
The Bombay High Court has appointed two daughters as guardians of their 73-year-old bedridden father, who suffered a brain injury during a cardiac arrest, noting that he was unable to take care of himself or his property.
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After Top Court Win, Tamil Nadu Suffers High Court Setback On Vice Chancellors' Appointment
Having won a hard-fought victory in the Supreme Court over the Governor's assent to 10 pending bills, the DMK government in Tamil Nadu has suffered a setback in the High Court over powers to appoint vice-chancellors laid out in one of the new laws.
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'Go To PM, President...': Supreme Court Junks Plea In Delhi Judge Cash Case
The Supreme Court has junked a plea to file a police case against Justice Yashwant Varma, the ex-Delhi High Court judge from whose home burnt bundles of cash were allegedly found in March.
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Commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Gets 5 Hours To Delete Posts Against Newslaundry
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday warned political commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra that it would order an FIR against him if he failed to take down allegedly defamatory posts targeting Newslaundry journalists.
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"I Suffered...They Will Too": High Court Judge Slams Transfer At Farewell
"God does not forgive nor forget," were the words echoed with profound bitterness by Justice Duppala Venkata Ramana, a Judge of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, as he prepared to demit office on Tuesday.
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"Why Parliament, December 13?" Delhi High Court Asks Accused In Security Breach Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked those arrested in the 2023 Parliament security breach case the reason for choosing a specific date and place for protests when they were aware of earmarked spots for protests in the capital.
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"Who Are Bigger Sharks": Vice President On Delay In FIR In Judge Cash Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar dwelt at length on the finding of cash at the premises of a Delhi High Court judge, pushing for a police probe and a relook at the Supreme Court judgment that ruled prior sanction be required to prosecute judges.
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"Better Safe Than Sorry": Court On Centre's Move Against Turkey-Based Firm
It is better to be safe than sorry, the Delhi high court remarked on Monday, as it heard a petition by Turkey-based company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd against the revocation of its security clearance.
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The Good Club Padel League 2025 Finishes The Thrilling Second Phase
Following the electrifying and exhilarating first phase, The Good Club Padel League 2025 ignited the courts again with its highly anticipated second phase from 16th- 18th May 2025.
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Survey To Continue At Sambhal Mosque, High Court Rejects Muslim Side's Plea
The case centred around a civil revision petition filed by the Jama Masjid Management Committee, challenging the maintainability of a suit that led to a survey order by the Sambhal Civil Court.
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Seized Vehicles Can't Be Dumped In Public Places In Mumbai: High Court
Mumbai's streets, gasping for space, can no longer double as graveyards for abandoned vehicles, the Bombay High Court told all police stations for strict implementation of the traffic police's directives for disposal of such vehicles.
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Allahabad High Court To Deliver Key Verdict On Sambhal Jama Masjid Dispute
The Allahabad High Court on Monday will deliver its verdict in a civil revision petition in the ongoing dispute between the Jama Masjid and the Harihar Mandir in Sambhal district.
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All High Court Judges Entitled To Full Pension: Supreme Court
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Monday held all high court judges, including additional judges, will be entitled to full pension and retirement benefits.
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Constitution Doesn't Support Forced Or Fraudulent Conversion: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court has observed that though the Indian Constitution gives every citizen the right to freely follow and spread their religion, it does not support forced or fraudulent conversions.
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UK Judge Notes "Confidential Impediment" In Nirav Modi Extradition Case
A London High Court judge who refused Nirav Modi's latest bail application this week has taken note in his judgment of a "confidential impediment" in the long-drawn extradition proceedings against the imprisoned diamantaire wanted in India.
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"Can't Be Mute Spectators": Court Appoints Daughters As Guardians Of Bedridden Man
The Bombay High Court has appointed two daughters as guardians of their 73-year-old bedridden father, who suffered a brain injury during a cardiac arrest, noting that he was unable to take care of himself or his property.
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After Top Court Win, Tamil Nadu Suffers High Court Setback On Vice Chancellors' Appointment
Having won a hard-fought victory in the Supreme Court over the Governor's assent to 10 pending bills, the DMK government in Tamil Nadu has suffered a setback in the High Court over powers to appoint vice-chancellors laid out in one of the new laws.
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'Go To PM, President...': Supreme Court Junks Plea In Delhi Judge Cash Case
The Supreme Court has junked a plea to file a police case against Justice Yashwant Varma, the ex-Delhi High Court judge from whose home burnt bundles of cash were allegedly found in March.
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Commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra Gets 5 Hours To Delete Posts Against Newslaundry
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday warned political commentator Abhijit Iyer-Mitra that it would order an FIR against him if he failed to take down allegedly defamatory posts targeting Newslaundry journalists.
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"I Suffered...They Will Too": High Court Judge Slams Transfer At Farewell
"God does not forgive nor forget," were the words echoed with profound bitterness by Justice Duppala Venkata Ramana, a Judge of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, as he prepared to demit office on Tuesday.
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"Why Parliament, December 13?" Delhi High Court Asks Accused In Security Breach Case
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked those arrested in the 2023 Parliament security breach case the reason for choosing a specific date and place for protests when they were aware of earmarked spots for protests in the capital.
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"Who Are Bigger Sharks": Vice President On Delay In FIR In Judge Cash Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar dwelt at length on the finding of cash at the premises of a Delhi High Court judge, pushing for a police probe and a relook at the Supreme Court judgment that ruled prior sanction be required to prosecute judges.
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"Better Safe Than Sorry": Court On Centre's Move Against Turkey-Based Firm
It is better to be safe than sorry, the Delhi high court remarked on Monday, as it heard a petition by Turkey-based company Celebi Airport Services India Pvt Ltd against the revocation of its security clearance.
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The Good Club Padel League 2025 Finishes The Thrilling Second Phase
Following the electrifying and exhilarating first phase, The Good Club Padel League 2025 ignited the courts again with its highly anticipated second phase from 16th- 18th May 2025.
-
Survey To Continue At Sambhal Mosque, High Court Rejects Muslim Side's Plea
The case centred around a civil revision petition filed by the Jama Masjid Management Committee, challenging the maintainability of a suit that led to a survey order by the Sambhal Civil Court.
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Seized Vehicles Can't Be Dumped In Public Places In Mumbai: High Court
Mumbai's streets, gasping for space, can no longer double as graveyards for abandoned vehicles, the Bombay High Court told all police stations for strict implementation of the traffic police's directives for disposal of such vehicles.
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Allahabad High Court To Deliver Key Verdict On Sambhal Jama Masjid Dispute
The Allahabad High Court on Monday will deliver its verdict in a civil revision petition in the ongoing dispute between the Jama Masjid and the Harihar Mandir in Sambhal district.
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All High Court Judges Entitled To Full Pension: Supreme Court
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Monday held all high court judges, including additional judges, will be entitled to full pension and retirement benefits.
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Constitution Doesn't Support Forced Or Fraudulent Conversion: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court has observed that though the Indian Constitution gives every citizen the right to freely follow and spread their religion, it does not support forced or fraudulent conversions.
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UK Judge Notes "Confidential Impediment" In Nirav Modi Extradition Case
A London High Court judge who refused Nirav Modi's latest bail application this week has taken note in his judgment of a "confidential impediment" in the long-drawn extradition proceedings against the imprisoned diamantaire wanted in India.
