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Victims, Legal Heirs Can File Appeal Against Acquittal Of Accused: Supreme Court
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has held that victims of crime, including their legal heirs, can file an appeal against acquittal of the accused.
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No Proposal To Introduce Exams For Selection Of High Court Judges: Law Minister
There is no proposal to introduce a competitive examination for the selection of high court judges as they are being appointed according to constitutional provisions, Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said today.
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Supreme Court's Huge Order On 6-Month Waiting Period For Divorce
The original issue referred to the Constitution Bench was whether the mandatory waiting period for divorce by mutual consent as prescribed under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act could be waived.
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Chief Justice Of India Announces Launch Of 'Neutral Citations' For Supreme Court Judgements
Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud on Thursday announced launch of 'neutral citations' which would ensure a uniform pattern of citing the decisions of the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Reserves Judgement On Issue Of Summoning Additional Accused
The Supreme Court today reserved its verdict on the issue of whether a lower court has the power to summon additional accused even after having decided a criminal case against the others involved.
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"Decades-Old Dispute Ends Today": Arvind Kejriwal On Ayodhya Verdict
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday welcomed the Supreme Court verdict in the Ram Janmbhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case, saying the judgement ended the decades old dispute and appealed to people to maintain peace and harmony.
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Coming Soon, Top Court Verdicts In 7 Regional Languages, Including Tamil
The judgments of the Supreme Court will be available in seven regional languages, including Tamil, sources in the top court said.
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Ride For Pride Organised By LGBTQ Community To Spread Awareness
The riders and supporters gathered at Connaught Place at 7 AM to start the rides which was concluded at the Lodhi Garden crossing Pragati Maidan and the Barapulla Flyover. On the way, they distributed pamphlets about the recent judgement and what does it mean to spread awareness. The pride was organised by the community members and the allies toget...
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As A Gay Man, The End Of 377 Is A Dream Come True, Somewhere Over The Rainbow
There is a reason why this needs to be celebrated by everyone, not just the LGBTQ community. The right to live life as one is, is a basic human right
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Focus Shifts On Marital Rape After Sex With Child Brides Criminalised
New Delhi: – A ruling by the Supreme Court against husbands who have sex with their child brides will protect millions of girls and may propel efforts to make marital rape a crime, according to campaigners. The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a decades-old clause in the country’s rape laws permitting a man to have sex with his wife if s...
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Supreme Court's Judgement On Privacy Protects Aadhaar: Arun Jaitley
The recent Supreme Court order on the right to privacy lays down the correct exemptions which protects Aadhaar, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said.
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Bengal Government Wants Singur Movement Part Of School Syllabus
Buoyed by the Supreme Court judgement on the Singur issue, the West Bengal government wants to include the subject in the school syllabus.
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Why Supreme Court Said No to Political Role in Selecting Judges: 10 Points
The Supreme Court cited the Emergency of 1975-77, imposed by the then Congress government, while striking down a new law that would have given the government a role in the appointment of judges.
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Libyan Court Says Prime Minister's Election Invalid, Raising Hopes of End to Stalemate
Libya's Supreme Court ruled on Monday that parliament's election of Prime Minister Ahmed Maiteeq a month ago was unconstitutional, a ruling that could reduce volatile political tensions in the major OPEC member state.
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Sanjay Dutt: From Rocky to Munnabhai
The actor, who was charged with illegal possession of arms and was sentenced to six years in jail in 2007, has now been handed a reduced term of five years. He has already served 18 months of his sentence.
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Victims, Legal Heirs Can File Appeal Against Acquittal Of Accused: Supreme Court
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has held that victims of crime, including their legal heirs, can file an appeal against acquittal of the accused.
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No Proposal To Introduce Exams For Selection Of High Court Judges: Law Minister
There is no proposal to introduce a competitive examination for the selection of high court judges as they are being appointed according to constitutional provisions, Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said today.
-
Supreme Court's Huge Order On 6-Month Waiting Period For Divorce
The original issue referred to the Constitution Bench was whether the mandatory waiting period for divorce by mutual consent as prescribed under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act could be waived.
-
Chief Justice Of India Announces Launch Of 'Neutral Citations' For Supreme Court Judgements
Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud on Thursday announced launch of 'neutral citations' which would ensure a uniform pattern of citing the decisions of the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Reserves Judgement On Issue Of Summoning Additional Accused
The Supreme Court today reserved its verdict on the issue of whether a lower court has the power to summon additional accused even after having decided a criminal case against the others involved.
-
"Decades-Old Dispute Ends Today": Arvind Kejriwal On Ayodhya Verdict
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday welcomed the Supreme Court verdict in the Ram Janmbhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case, saying the judgement ended the decades old dispute and appealed to people to maintain peace and harmony.
-
Coming Soon, Top Court Verdicts In 7 Regional Languages, Including Tamil
The judgments of the Supreme Court will be available in seven regional languages, including Tamil, sources in the top court said.
-
Ride For Pride Organised By LGBTQ Community To Spread Awareness
The riders and supporters gathered at Connaught Place at 7 AM to start the rides which was concluded at the Lodhi Garden crossing Pragati Maidan and the Barapulla Flyover. On the way, they distributed pamphlets about the recent judgement and what does it mean to spread awareness. The pride was organised by the community members and the allies toget...
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As A Gay Man, The End Of 377 Is A Dream Come True, Somewhere Over The Rainbow
There is a reason why this needs to be celebrated by everyone, not just the LGBTQ community. The right to live life as one is, is a basic human right
-
Focus Shifts On Marital Rape After Sex With Child Brides Criminalised
New Delhi: – A ruling by the Supreme Court against husbands who have sex with their child brides will protect millions of girls and may propel efforts to make marital rape a crime, according to campaigners. The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a decades-old clause in the country’s rape laws permitting a man to have sex with his wife if s...
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Supreme Court's Judgement On Privacy Protects Aadhaar: Arun Jaitley
The recent Supreme Court order on the right to privacy lays down the correct exemptions which protects Aadhaar, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said.
-
Bengal Government Wants Singur Movement Part Of School Syllabus
Buoyed by the Supreme Court judgement on the Singur issue, the West Bengal government wants to include the subject in the school syllabus.
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Why Supreme Court Said No to Political Role in Selecting Judges: 10 Points
The Supreme Court cited the Emergency of 1975-77, imposed by the then Congress government, while striking down a new law that would have given the government a role in the appointment of judges.
-
Libyan Court Says Prime Minister's Election Invalid, Raising Hopes of End to Stalemate
Libya's Supreme Court ruled on Monday that parliament's election of Prime Minister Ahmed Maiteeq a month ago was unconstitutional, a ruling that could reduce volatile political tensions in the major OPEC member state.
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Sanjay Dutt: From Rocky to Munnabhai
The actor, who was charged with illegal possession of arms and was sentenced to six years in jail in 2007, has now been handed a reduced term of five years. He has already served 18 months of his sentence.
