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Supreme Court Pays Homage To Victims Of Delhi Blast
The Supreme Court on Tuesday paid homage to the victims of the car blast near the Red Fort here, and said the top court is committed to uphold the rule of law.
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Legal Aid Not Merely Act Of Charity But Moral Duty: Chief Justice BR Gavai
CJI BR Gavai said legal aid is not merely an act of charity but a moral duty, and those engaged in the legal aid movement must approach their role with an administrative imagination to ensure the rule of law extends to every corner of the country
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Rs 4 Lakh Per Month Not Enough, Mohammed Shami Sent Supreme Court Notice On Hasin Jahan's Plea
Hasin Jahan was earlier granted an alimony of Rs 1.5 lakh per month for herself and Rs 2.5 lakh for her daughter by the Calcutta High Court.
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US Top Court Backs Trump On Transgander, Non-Binary Passport Rules
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump's administration to enforce a policy blocking transgender and nonbinary people from choosing passport sex markers that align with their gender identity.
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Mehul Choksi Appeals Against Extradition To India In Belgium Supreme Court
Fugitive diamond trader Mehul Choksi has challenged before Belgium's Supreme Court an October 17 ruling by the Antwerp Court of Appeal that had upheld India's request for his extradition, calling it "enforceable", officials said on Monday.
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DMK Challenges Poll Body's Decision To Conduct SIR In Tamil Nadu In Top Court
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK moved the Supreme Court challenging the decision of Election Commission to conduct a SIR of electoral rolls in the state, calling the exercise "unconstitutional, arbitrary, and a threat to democratic rights."
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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Supreme Court Cracks Down On Delayed Framing Of Charges, To Propose Guidelines
Trial courts must complete framing of charges within specified timelines, the Supreme Court said Wednesday, expressing its intent to issue pan-India rules to prevent delayed trials.
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Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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Minors Can Reject Property Sale By Guardian After Turning 18: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that those aged below 18 years, upon attaining majority, are not mandatorily required to institute a lawsuit to repudiate property transfers executed by their natural guardians without approval from a court.
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Less Harmful, But Not Harmless: Delhi Divided Over Green Crackers Ruling
The Supreme Court on Wednesday (October 15) allowed bursting green crackers in Delhi between October 20 and 21. With this, the top court tried to strike a balance between the interests of the industry and public health, it said.
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Top Court To Rule On Pleas Seeking Independent Probe Into Karur Stampede
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its order on October 13 on a batch of pleas seeking an independent investigation into the Karur stampede incident in which 41 people lost their lives.
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Age Bar Won't Affect Couples Who Began Process Before 2021 Surrogacy Act
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the age restrictions under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 will not apply retrospectively to couples who had already begun the surrogacy process.
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Supreme Court's 6-Month Deadline For States On Road Safety
The Supreme Court on Tuesday set a six-month deadline for all States and Union Territories (UTs) to frame and notify rules to strengthen road safety measures under the Motor Vehicles Act.
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'Where Am I Safe?': Trans People Fear Harassment After UK Court's Ruling
In April, the UK Supreme Court affirmed that under equality laws, the term "sex" refers to biological sex, meaning a transgender woman is legally considered male, and a transgender man is considered female.
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Supreme Court Pays Homage To Victims Of Delhi Blast
The Supreme Court on Tuesday paid homage to the victims of the car blast near the Red Fort here, and said the top court is committed to uphold the rule of law.
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Legal Aid Not Merely Act Of Charity But Moral Duty: Chief Justice BR Gavai
CJI BR Gavai said legal aid is not merely an act of charity but a moral duty, and those engaged in the legal aid movement must approach their role with an administrative imagination to ensure the rule of law extends to every corner of the country
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Rs 4 Lakh Per Month Not Enough, Mohammed Shami Sent Supreme Court Notice On Hasin Jahan's Plea
Hasin Jahan was earlier granted an alimony of Rs 1.5 lakh per month for herself and Rs 2.5 lakh for her daughter by the Calcutta High Court.
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US Top Court Backs Trump On Transgander, Non-Binary Passport Rules
The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump's administration to enforce a policy blocking transgender and nonbinary people from choosing passport sex markers that align with their gender identity.
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Mehul Choksi Appeals Against Extradition To India In Belgium Supreme Court
Fugitive diamond trader Mehul Choksi has challenged before Belgium's Supreme Court an October 17 ruling by the Antwerp Court of Appeal that had upheld India's request for his extradition, calling it "enforceable", officials said on Monday.
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DMK Challenges Poll Body's Decision To Conduct SIR In Tamil Nadu In Top Court
Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK moved the Supreme Court challenging the decision of Election Commission to conduct a SIR of electoral rolls in the state, calling the exercise "unconstitutional, arbitrary, and a threat to democratic rights."
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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Supreme Court Cracks Down On Delayed Framing Of Charges, To Propose Guidelines
Trial courts must complete framing of charges within specified timelines, the Supreme Court said Wednesday, expressing its intent to issue pan-India rules to prevent delayed trials.
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Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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Minors Can Reject Property Sale By Guardian After Turning 18: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that those aged below 18 years, upon attaining majority, are not mandatorily required to institute a lawsuit to repudiate property transfers executed by their natural guardians without approval from a court.
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Less Harmful, But Not Harmless: Delhi Divided Over Green Crackers Ruling
The Supreme Court on Wednesday (October 15) allowed bursting green crackers in Delhi between October 20 and 21. With this, the top court tried to strike a balance between the interests of the industry and public health, it said.
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Top Court To Rule On Pleas Seeking Independent Probe Into Karur Stampede
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce its order on October 13 on a batch of pleas seeking an independent investigation into the Karur stampede incident in which 41 people lost their lives.
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Age Bar Won't Affect Couples Who Began Process Before 2021 Surrogacy Act
The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that the age restrictions under the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021 will not apply retrospectively to couples who had already begun the surrogacy process.
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Supreme Court's 6-Month Deadline For States On Road Safety
The Supreme Court on Tuesday set a six-month deadline for all States and Union Territories (UTs) to frame and notify rules to strengthen road safety measures under the Motor Vehicles Act.
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'Where Am I Safe?': Trans People Fear Harassment After UK Court's Ruling
In April, the UK Supreme Court affirmed that under equality laws, the term "sex" refers to biological sex, meaning a transgender woman is legally considered male, and a transgender man is considered female.
