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"If The Marriage...": Top Court Allows Spouse's Recorded Calls As Evidence
The secretly recorded telephonic conversation of a spouse is admissible evidence in a matrimonial dispute case, the Supreme Court ruled today
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"Travesty Of Justice": Top Court Summons UP Jailor For Not Releasing Man Despite Bail
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it was a "travesty of justice" that a man it granted bail to in April in a case under UP's anti-conversion law had not yet been released from jail.
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"Muster Courage...": Top Court Raps Allahabad High Court For Denying Bail
Noting that there was no "good reason" to decline bail, the Supreme Court rapped the Allahabad High Court for failing to show "courage" in granting bail to a cleric in an alleged conversion case.
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Chief Justice On Why Father Told Him Not To Sell Pune Flat Till He Retires
In his farewell speech at an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud remembered a conversation with his father, former Chief Justice YV Chandrachud, about a flat in Pune.
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Supreme Court Stays Trial Court Proceedings In UP Religious Conversion Cases
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed criminal proceedings before a trial court in Uttar Pradesh over five cases lodged for alleged illegal conversion of Hindus to Christianity.
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Judiciary Needs To Begin "Difficult Conversations", Says Chief Justice Of India
The judiciary's ability to remain relevant as an institution requires it to recognise challenges and begin "difficult conversations", Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said as he flagged issues like "adjournment culture" and long vacations.
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Supreme Court Rejects Petition Seeking Steps To Stop Religious Conversions
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a petition seeking a direction to the Centre to take steps to curb fraudulent religious conversions in the country.
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'The Kerala Story' Controversy Explained In 10 Points
'The Kerala Story', which puts spotlight on forced conversion & radicalisation of women in the state, has sparked a row. Amid protests, petitions challenging the film's release reached Supreme Court. The court has refused to intervene in the matter.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stop Movie "The Kerala Story" On Claims Of Being "Propaganda"
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking a stay on release of the movie "The Kerala Story" on grounds that its a "worst kind of hate speech" and an "audio-visual propaganda".
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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court Issues Notice On Appeal For Transfer Of Cases
The Supreme Court sought the responses of the Centre and six states on a plea moved by a Muslim body, seeking a transfer of 21 cases that have challenged state laws regulating religious conversions.
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Supreme Court Hearing On Laws Regulating Inter-Faith Marriages On Friday
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would hear on February 3 a batch of pleas challenging controversial state laws regulating religious conversions due to interfaith marriages.
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Supreme Court Relief To Cleric In Forced Religious Conversion Case
The Supreme Court on Friday granted interim protection from arrest to a cleric accused of carrying out alleged forced religious conversion through allurement.
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Religious Conversion Serious Issue, Don't Make It Political: Supreme Court
Observing that religious conversion is a serious issue that should not be given a political colour, the Supreme Court on Monday sought the assistance of Attorney General R Venkataramani on a plea seeking direction to the Centre and states.
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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Against High Court Order
All conversions cannot be said to be illegal, Supreme Court said while agreeing to hear Madhya Pradesh's plea challenging a high court order restraining it from prosecuting interfaith couples who get married without informing district magistrate.
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Supreme Court Hearing On State Laws Regulating Conversions Due To Inter-Faith Marriages On Jan 2
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on January 2 a batch of pleas challenging controversial state laws regulating religious conversions due to interfaith marriage.
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"If The Marriage...": Top Court Allows Spouse's Recorded Calls As Evidence
The secretly recorded telephonic conversation of a spouse is admissible evidence in a matrimonial dispute case, the Supreme Court ruled today
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"Travesty Of Justice": Top Court Summons UP Jailor For Not Releasing Man Despite Bail
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it was a "travesty of justice" that a man it granted bail to in April in a case under UP's anti-conversion law had not yet been released from jail.
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"Muster Courage...": Top Court Raps Allahabad High Court For Denying Bail
Noting that there was no "good reason" to decline bail, the Supreme Court rapped the Allahabad High Court for failing to show "courage" in granting bail to a cleric in an alleged conversion case.
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Chief Justice On Why Father Told Him Not To Sell Pune Flat Till He Retires
In his farewell speech at an event organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud remembered a conversation with his father, former Chief Justice YV Chandrachud, about a flat in Pune.
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Supreme Court Stays Trial Court Proceedings In UP Religious Conversion Cases
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed criminal proceedings before a trial court in Uttar Pradesh over five cases lodged for alleged illegal conversion of Hindus to Christianity.
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Judiciary Needs To Begin "Difficult Conversations", Says Chief Justice Of India
The judiciary's ability to remain relevant as an institution requires it to recognise challenges and begin "difficult conversations", Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said as he flagged issues like "adjournment culture" and long vacations.
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Supreme Court Rejects Petition Seeking Steps To Stop Religious Conversions
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a petition seeking a direction to the Centre to take steps to curb fraudulent religious conversions in the country.
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'The Kerala Story' Controversy Explained In 10 Points
'The Kerala Story', which puts spotlight on forced conversion & radicalisation of women in the state, has sparked a row. Amid protests, petitions challenging the film's release reached Supreme Court. The court has refused to intervene in the matter.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stop Movie "The Kerala Story" On Claims Of Being "Propaganda"
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a plea seeking a stay on release of the movie "The Kerala Story" on grounds that its a "worst kind of hate speech" and an "audio-visual propaganda".
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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court Issues Notice On Appeal For Transfer Of Cases
The Supreme Court sought the responses of the Centre and six states on a plea moved by a Muslim body, seeking a transfer of 21 cases that have challenged state laws regulating religious conversions.
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Supreme Court Hearing On Laws Regulating Inter-Faith Marriages On Friday
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would hear on February 3 a batch of pleas challenging controversial state laws regulating religious conversions due to interfaith marriages.
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Supreme Court Relief To Cleric In Forced Religious Conversion Case
The Supreme Court on Friday granted interim protection from arrest to a cleric accused of carrying out alleged forced religious conversion through allurement.
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Religious Conversion Serious Issue, Don't Make It Political: Supreme Court
Observing that religious conversion is a serious issue that should not be given a political colour, the Supreme Court on Monday sought the assistance of Attorney General R Venkataramani on a plea seeking direction to the Centre and states.
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Anti-Conversion Law: Supreme Court To Hear Appeal Against High Court Order
All conversions cannot be said to be illegal, Supreme Court said while agreeing to hear Madhya Pradesh's plea challenging a high court order restraining it from prosecuting interfaith couples who get married without informing district magistrate.
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Supreme Court Hearing On State Laws Regulating Conversions Due To Inter-Faith Marriages On Jan 2
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on January 2 a batch of pleas challenging controversial state laws regulating religious conversions due to interfaith marriage.
