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Shashi Tharoor Criticises 'Frivolous, Politically Driven Cases' Burdening Indian Courts
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Saturday criticised the misuse of judicial processes, emphasising that the Indian legal system has become overburdened by "frivolous" and "politically motivated cases, where "the process itself becomes the punishment."
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Indian Legal System Is "Badly In Need Of Fixing": Chief Justice BR Gavai
The Indian legal system has been facing unique challenges and is badly in need of fixing, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said on Saturday.
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You Misunderstood, Says Author Of Study Vijay Mallya's Lawyers Quoted In UK Court
A UK-based Indian-origin professor who co-authored the study quoted by Vijay Mallya's defence has rejected their understanding of the paper, saying the liquor baron's lawyers have "misconstrued the findings" and grossly misunderstood the analysis of their study.
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A Gang-Rape Victim Went To Court For 11 Years, But Her Ordeal Continues
She was still a teenager when a pack of young men pulled her into a car, tortured her and gang-raped her.
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After Officials Visit India, China To Experiment With Public Interest Litigations
Chinese prosecuting departments had filed 30 public interest lawsuits, mostly related to environmental protection, in courts until the end of June as part of the national pilot programme largely planned on the lines of India's public interest litigations.
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Shashi Tharoor Criticises 'Frivolous, Politically Driven Cases' Burdening Indian Courts
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Saturday criticised the misuse of judicial processes, emphasising that the Indian legal system has become overburdened by "frivolous" and "politically motivated cases, where "the process itself becomes the punishment."
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Indian Legal System Is "Badly In Need Of Fixing": Chief Justice BR Gavai
The Indian legal system has been facing unique challenges and is badly in need of fixing, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said on Saturday.
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You Misunderstood, Says Author Of Study Vijay Mallya's Lawyers Quoted In UK Court
A UK-based Indian-origin professor who co-authored the study quoted by Vijay Mallya's defence has rejected their understanding of the paper, saying the liquor baron's lawyers have "misconstrued the findings" and grossly misunderstood the analysis of their study.
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A Gang-Rape Victim Went To Court For 11 Years, But Her Ordeal Continues
She was still a teenager when a pack of young men pulled her into a car, tortured her and gang-raped her.
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After Officials Visit India, China To Experiment With Public Interest Litigations
Chinese prosecuting departments had filed 30 public interest lawsuits, mostly related to environmental protection, in courts until the end of June as part of the national pilot programme largely planned on the lines of India's public interest litigations.
