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'Courts Not For Religious Ideas': Senior Advocate On Attack On Chief Justice
Former Attorney-General of India Mukul Rohatgi condemned the recent incident inside the Supreme Court where a lawyer allegedly threw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, and said that "courts of law are not meant to propagate religious ideas."
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"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
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Chief Justice Jokes With Abhishek Singhvi In Delhi Land Case, He Responds
Intense arguments in the case related to AAP's alleged encroachment were interspersed with some humour when Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud told senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi that he should not have appeared for the party
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Opposition's Case Against "Misuse Of Agencies" Rejected By Supreme Court
Opposition lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi decided to withdraw the petition after Chief Justice DY Chandrachud expressed doubts about the validity and feasibility of the petition.
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Manish Sisodia Challenges Arrest, CBI's Probe In Supreme Court
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today challenged his arrest by the CBI in the Supreme Court. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, after hearing Mr Sisodia's lawyer Abhishek Singhvi, asked why they did not go to the high court instead.
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"Do Not Drag Judges Into Controversy": Justice Arun Mishra
"Do not drag judges into controversy," Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra said on Friday while hearing of a matter related to sealing of a play school near Khan Market in posh Lutyens Delhi.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Flight Attendant Anissia Batra's In-Laws
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to the in-laws of a flight attendant who allegedly committed suicide in July this year. Justice Mukta Gupta granted bail to flight attendant Anissia Batra's parents-in-law RS Singhvi and Sushma Singhvi, subject to their furnishing a bond of Rs 50,000.
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"Don't Muzzle Constitution": Congress After Chief Justice's Impeachment Motion Rejected
The Congress today slammed Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu's decision to reject the impeachment notice against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra and said the fight is between forces "rejecting democracy" and voices "rescuing democracy".
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Why Manmohan Singh Did Not Sign Notice For Impeachment Of Chief Justice
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is not among the 71 Rajya Sabha members who have signed the unprecedented motion for impeachment of Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra. Neither are other senior Congress leaders P Chidambaram and Abhishek Singhvi.
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Delhi High Court Judge Raises Questions on Loan in the National Herald Case
Justice Sunil Gaur of the Delhi High Court has raised some questions about the Congress party's action of assigning to a charitable company a debt of Rs 90.25 crore owed to it by the publishers of National Herald.
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'Courts Not For Religious Ideas': Senior Advocate On Attack On Chief Justice
Former Attorney-General of India Mukul Rohatgi condemned the recent incident inside the Supreme Court where a lawyer allegedly threw a shoe at Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, and said that "courts of law are not meant to propagate religious ideas."
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"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
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Chief Justice Jokes With Abhishek Singhvi In Delhi Land Case, He Responds
Intense arguments in the case related to AAP's alleged encroachment were interspersed with some humour when Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud told senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi that he should not have appeared for the party
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Opposition's Case Against "Misuse Of Agencies" Rejected By Supreme Court
Opposition lawyer Abhishek Manu Singhvi decided to withdraw the petition after Chief Justice DY Chandrachud expressed doubts about the validity and feasibility of the petition.
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Manish Sisodia Challenges Arrest, CBI's Probe In Supreme Court
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today challenged his arrest by the CBI in the Supreme Court. Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, after hearing Mr Sisodia's lawyer Abhishek Singhvi, asked why they did not go to the high court instead.
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"Do Not Drag Judges Into Controversy": Justice Arun Mishra
"Do not drag judges into controversy," Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra said on Friday while hearing of a matter related to sealing of a play school near Khan Market in posh Lutyens Delhi.
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Flight Attendant Anissia Batra's In-Laws
The Delhi High Court today granted bail to the in-laws of a flight attendant who allegedly committed suicide in July this year. Justice Mukta Gupta granted bail to flight attendant Anissia Batra's parents-in-law RS Singhvi and Sushma Singhvi, subject to their furnishing a bond of Rs 50,000.
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"Don't Muzzle Constitution": Congress After Chief Justice's Impeachment Motion Rejected
The Congress today slammed Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu's decision to reject the impeachment notice against Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra and said the fight is between forces "rejecting democracy" and voices "rescuing democracy".
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Why Manmohan Singh Did Not Sign Notice For Impeachment Of Chief Justice
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is not among the 71 Rajya Sabha members who have signed the unprecedented motion for impeachment of Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra. Neither are other senior Congress leaders P Chidambaram and Abhishek Singhvi.
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Delhi High Court Judge Raises Questions on Loan in the National Herald Case
Justice Sunil Gaur of the Delhi High Court has raised some questions about the Congress party's action of assigning to a charitable company a debt of Rs 90.25 crore owed to it by the publishers of National Herald.
