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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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US Administration Urges Court To Allow Deportations Under Alternative Laws: Report
After the US Supreme Court temporarily barred the deportation of migrants, President Donald Trump's administration has urged the top court to allow the use of alternative laws.
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Tax Assessments Against Congress Based On Incriminating Evidence: Sources
Income tax notices to the Indian National Congress were issued back in March 2023 and the assessment proceedings demanded for those seven years, as per law, were set to get time barred on March 31, 2024, according to sources.
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Foreign Lawyers, Firms Can't Appear In Indian Court, Says Lawyers' Body
The Bar Council of India (BCI) assured Indian lawyers on Sunday that foreign advocates and law firms will not be allowed to appear in any court or judicial forum and that they can only advise their clients about foreign laws and international laws.
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India To Allow Foreign Law Firms To Set Up Offices In Country
The Bar Council of India in new rules issued on Wednesday said foreign lawyers and law firms can also advise on international arbitration cases on a reciprocal basis.
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Over 100 Lawmakers Ask India To Allow US-Based NGO To Function
Over 100 US lawmakers have asked India to give a "temporary reprieve" to an American donor NGO until a more permanent solution can be found under the Indian laws for the Christian organisation to function. Compassion International is said to be shutting down its India operations after it was put under 'prior permission category' in May last year. W...
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Hafiz Saeed Can Be 'Serious Threat', Says Pakistan's Defence Minister: Report
Pakistan has said Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, who has been listed under an anti-terrorism law, can pose a "serious threat" to the nation, and was thus placed under house arrest in the country's "larger interest". The acknowledgement of the danger Hafiz Saeed poses came from Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif during an international secu...
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What Supreme Court told Google, Microsoft, Yahoo On Sex Determination Ads
Internet search engines - Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's Bing - were ordered by the Supreme Court on Thursday to appoint internal expert body to remove advertisements on sex-determination tests barred by law. "You can't violate the laws of the country. You must become responsive to Indian law," the top court told the three companies on a public inte...
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Donald Trump's Muslim Entry Ban Idea 'Ridiculous,' 'Unconstitutional': Experts
Donald Trump's proposal to bar all Muslims from entering the United States violates U.S. and international law and would never be allowed by the courts, legal scholars said late Monday.
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Supreme Court Bars Interns After Anonymous Threat Mail
The Supreme Court has reportedly received an anonymous email threatening that it will be blown up. Anti-sabotage checks have been increased in the court since the mail, which came last weekend, according to sources.
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Libya Parliament Drops Law Barring Gaddafi-Era Officials
Libya's internationally recognized parliament on Monday voted to suspend a controversial law that barred officials from the era of toppled dictator Muammar Gaddafi from holding political posts.
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International Olympic Committee rejects IOA's objections on charge-sheeted persons
IOC had sent the revised draft Constitution of the IOA which envisaged barring of corruption-tainted persons from contesting IOA elections. IOA had objected to this provision saying that Indian law would prevail on these matters.
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IOA's response to International Olympic Committee: Indian law does not bar chargesheeted persons
The International Olympic Committee had on Thursday sent the revised draft Constitution of the Indian Olympic Association which envisages barring of corruption-tainted persons from contesting IOA elections and had asked the national apex body to revert back on Friday if they have any objection or comments.
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US directs agents to cover up programme used to investigate Americans
A secretive US Drug Enforcement Administration unit is funneling information from intelligence intercepts, wiretaps, informants and a massive database of telephone records to authorities across the nation to help them launch criminal investigations of Americans.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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US Administration Urges Court To Allow Deportations Under Alternative Laws: Report
After the US Supreme Court temporarily barred the deportation of migrants, President Donald Trump's administration has urged the top court to allow the use of alternative laws.
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Tax Assessments Against Congress Based On Incriminating Evidence: Sources
Income tax notices to the Indian National Congress were issued back in March 2023 and the assessment proceedings demanded for those seven years, as per law, were set to get time barred on March 31, 2024, according to sources.
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Foreign Lawyers, Firms Can't Appear In Indian Court, Says Lawyers' Body
The Bar Council of India (BCI) assured Indian lawyers on Sunday that foreign advocates and law firms will not be allowed to appear in any court or judicial forum and that they can only advise their clients about foreign laws and international laws.
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India To Allow Foreign Law Firms To Set Up Offices In Country
The Bar Council of India in new rules issued on Wednesday said foreign lawyers and law firms can also advise on international arbitration cases on a reciprocal basis.
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Over 100 Lawmakers Ask India To Allow US-Based NGO To Function
Over 100 US lawmakers have asked India to give a "temporary reprieve" to an American donor NGO until a more permanent solution can be found under the Indian laws for the Christian organisation to function. Compassion International is said to be shutting down its India operations after it was put under 'prior permission category' in May last year. W...
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Hafiz Saeed Can Be 'Serious Threat', Says Pakistan's Defence Minister: Report
Pakistan has said Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed, who has been listed under an anti-terrorism law, can pose a "serious threat" to the nation, and was thus placed under house arrest in the country's "larger interest". The acknowledgement of the danger Hafiz Saeed poses came from Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif during an international secu...
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What Supreme Court told Google, Microsoft, Yahoo On Sex Determination Ads
Internet search engines - Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's Bing - were ordered by the Supreme Court on Thursday to appoint internal expert body to remove advertisements on sex-determination tests barred by law. "You can't violate the laws of the country. You must become responsive to Indian law," the top court told the three companies on a public inte...
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Donald Trump's Muslim Entry Ban Idea 'Ridiculous,' 'Unconstitutional': Experts
Donald Trump's proposal to bar all Muslims from entering the United States violates U.S. and international law and would never be allowed by the courts, legal scholars said late Monday.
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Supreme Court Bars Interns After Anonymous Threat Mail
The Supreme Court has reportedly received an anonymous email threatening that it will be blown up. Anti-sabotage checks have been increased in the court since the mail, which came last weekend, according to sources.
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Libya Parliament Drops Law Barring Gaddafi-Era Officials
Libya's internationally recognized parliament on Monday voted to suspend a controversial law that barred officials from the era of toppled dictator Muammar Gaddafi from holding political posts.
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International Olympic Committee rejects IOA's objections on charge-sheeted persons
IOC had sent the revised draft Constitution of the IOA which envisaged barring of corruption-tainted persons from contesting IOA elections. IOA had objected to this provision saying that Indian law would prevail on these matters.
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IOA's response to International Olympic Committee: Indian law does not bar chargesheeted persons
The International Olympic Committee had on Thursday sent the revised draft Constitution of the Indian Olympic Association which envisages barring of corruption-tainted persons from contesting IOA elections and had asked the national apex body to revert back on Friday if they have any objection or comments.
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US directs agents to cover up programme used to investigate Americans
A secretive US Drug Enforcement Administration unit is funneling information from intelligence intercepts, wiretaps, informants and a massive database of telephone records to authorities across the nation to help them launch criminal investigations of Americans.
