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Stop Referring Trial Courts As 'Lower Courts': Supreme Court To Its Registry
The Supreme Court has asked its registry to stop referring to trial courts as 'lower courts'. The Supeme Court said even the record of trial courts should not be referred to as 'lower court record'.
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Supreme Court Gives Defaulting States Last Chance To Pay Arrears To Lower Court Judges
upreme Court granted a last opportunity to the defaulting states and Union territories on Thursday to clear the salary arrears and other dues of lower court judges in accordance with the recommendations of the Second National Judicial Pay Commission.
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50 More Lower Courts In Odisha Turn Paperless
At least 50 more courts in Odisha turned 'paperless', taking the total number of such courts in the state so far to 84. Another 50 courts in the state will be paperless soon, Orissa High Court Chief Justice Dr S Muralidhar said.
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Lower Courts: India Has More Sanctioned Judges And Less Court Rooms
The number of courtrooms available for lower courts in the country is less than the sanctioned strength of judges in the subordinate judiciary, according to a law ministry document, which states that the focus now is to match their numbers.
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Over 2 Crore Cases Pending In Lower Courts: Law Ministry Data
Over two crore cases are pending in the country's lower courts, out of which over 41 per cent are less than two-year-old while over 10 per cent are pending for over a decade, a Law Ministry data says.
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Court Confirms 2 Year Jail for Teacher Who Molested Student in Tamil Nadu School
A court in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district today confirmed the conviction of a private school teacher for molesting a class nine student in 2006.
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Italian Court Acquits Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi in Sex Case
An Italian appeals court on Friday acquitted former Premier Silvio Berlusconi in a sex-for-hire case, reversing a lower court conviction that had carried a seven-year prison sentence and a lifetime ban on holding political office.
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John Abraham gets bail in rash driving case
John Abraham has been granted bail by the Bombay High Court against a bond of Rs 20,000.
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John Abraham rash driving case adjourned to March 9
A Mumbai Sessions Court adjourned a rash and negligent driving case involving actor John Abraham to March 9.
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Stop Referring Trial Courts As 'Lower Courts': Supreme Court To Its Registry
The Supreme Court has asked its registry to stop referring to trial courts as 'lower courts'. The Supeme Court said even the record of trial courts should not be referred to as 'lower court record'.
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Supreme Court Gives Defaulting States Last Chance To Pay Arrears To Lower Court Judges
upreme Court granted a last opportunity to the defaulting states and Union territories on Thursday to clear the salary arrears and other dues of lower court judges in accordance with the recommendations of the Second National Judicial Pay Commission.
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50 More Lower Courts In Odisha Turn Paperless
At least 50 more courts in Odisha turned 'paperless', taking the total number of such courts in the state so far to 84. Another 50 courts in the state will be paperless soon, Orissa High Court Chief Justice Dr S Muralidhar said.
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Lower Courts: India Has More Sanctioned Judges And Less Court Rooms
The number of courtrooms available for lower courts in the country is less than the sanctioned strength of judges in the subordinate judiciary, according to a law ministry document, which states that the focus now is to match their numbers.
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Over 2 Crore Cases Pending In Lower Courts: Law Ministry Data
Over two crore cases are pending in the country's lower courts, out of which over 41 per cent are less than two-year-old while over 10 per cent are pending for over a decade, a Law Ministry data says.
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Court Confirms 2 Year Jail for Teacher Who Molested Student in Tamil Nadu School
A court in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district today confirmed the conviction of a private school teacher for molesting a class nine student in 2006.
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Italian Court Acquits Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi in Sex Case
An Italian appeals court on Friday acquitted former Premier Silvio Berlusconi in a sex-for-hire case, reversing a lower court conviction that had carried a seven-year prison sentence and a lifetime ban on holding political office.
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John Abraham gets bail in rash driving case
John Abraham has been granted bail by the Bombay High Court against a bond of Rs 20,000.
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John Abraham rash driving case adjourned to March 9
A Mumbai Sessions Court adjourned a rash and negligent driving case involving actor John Abraham to March 9.
