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"Road-Blocked On Information From Russian Side," Top Court Told In Custody Row
The Supreme Court has observed that it does not want to pass any order which could hurt India-Russia relationship as it expressed concern over efforts in tracing a Russian woman, who has fled to Moscow with her child amid a bitter custody battle.
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"Don't Want To Hurt India-Russia Ties, Worry For Kid": Court On Custody Row
The Supreme Court expressed concerns over a lack of concrete response from the Russian Embassy on the whereabouts of a Russian woman, who has reportedly fled to her country with her four-year-old child, amidst a custody battle with her husband.
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"Child Snatched From Our Custody": Top Court Asks Centre To Trace Russian Woman
A Russian woman, Victoria Basu, is missing with her four-year-old child.
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Told Russian Woman, Child Left Without Passport, Court Suspects Embassy Role
Russian woman Victoria Basu has most likely reached Russia via UAE after she escaped to Nepal from Bihar, the Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court today.
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"Do Something Quickly": Top Court Asks Centre To Find Russian Woman, Child
Victoria Basu, the Russian woman who is missing with her four-year-old child, has not left India through legal channels, the Central government informed the Supreme Court on Friday.
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'Trace Them': Supreme Court Orders Hunt For Russian Woman, Child
In a dispute pertaining to a custody of a four-year-old child, the Supreme Court directed the External Affairs and Home ministries to issue look-out notices to track a Russian women who allegedly absconded with the boy from her marriage to an Indian.
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"Judged Everyday By Lawyers, Public": Supreme Court On Judge's Appointment
The top court, which had on February 7 refused to entertain two petitions seeking to restrain Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri from taking oath as an additional judge of the Madras High Court, on Friday gave the reasons for dismissing the pleas.
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What Supreme Court Said On Appeals Against Lawyer's Appointment As Judge
The Supreme Court, which had on February 7 refused to entertain two pleas seeking to restrain Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri from taking oath as an additional judge of the Madras High Court
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Supreme Court Rejects Case Against Ban On Horse-Drawn Carriages In Mumbai
A Supreme Court bench consisting of Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice M.M. Sundresh on Monday dismissed an appeal against the ban imposed by the Bombay High Court on horse-drawn Victoria carriages.
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Lawyer Victoria Gowri Sworn In As Judge, Supreme Court Dismisses Petition
Some bar members of the Madras High Court had written to the Chief Justice of India seeking recall of the recommendation made for appointing Ms Gowri as an additional judge of the high court.
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Judge's Appointment: Supreme Court Hears Petition Just Before Her Oath
The Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging the appointment of lawyer Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri as a judge of the Madras High Court an hour before her swearing-in.
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Indian Tycoon In Australia Charged With Misappropriating 150 Million Dollars From Business
A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman misappropriated 150 million dollars from his Australian fertiliser business for personal benefit like acquiring a mansion, luxury cars and his wife's vegetarian restaurant chain, the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.
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ANZ Case: Bank Staff Threatened Indian Tycoon Pankaj Oswal, Says Lawyer
A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman was assaulted and threatened by a top Australian bank executive who told him to "bloody well sign or we will destroy you," the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.
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Kohinoor Diamond Belongs To Britain, Says Government In Supreme Court
India should not try to reclaim the famous Kohinoor diamond as it was neither stolen nor forcibly taken, the government said today. That stand, the Supreme Court has warned, could mean "You will face a problem in the future for making any legitimate claim" to the 105-carat diamond.
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Man Guilty of Trying to Fight in Syria: Australian Court
A New Zealand man could spend up to three decades behind bars after he was found guilty by an Australian court Tuesday of trying to travel to the Middle East to fight in the Syrian conflict.
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"Road-Blocked On Information From Russian Side," Top Court Told In Custody Row
The Supreme Court has observed that it does not want to pass any order which could hurt India-Russia relationship as it expressed concern over efforts in tracing a Russian woman, who has fled to Moscow with her child amid a bitter custody battle.
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"Don't Want To Hurt India-Russia Ties, Worry For Kid": Court On Custody Row
The Supreme Court expressed concerns over a lack of concrete response from the Russian Embassy on the whereabouts of a Russian woman, who has reportedly fled to her country with her four-year-old child, amidst a custody battle with her husband.
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"Child Snatched From Our Custody": Top Court Asks Centre To Trace Russian Woman
A Russian woman, Victoria Basu, is missing with her four-year-old child.
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Told Russian Woman, Child Left Without Passport, Court Suspects Embassy Role
Russian woman Victoria Basu has most likely reached Russia via UAE after she escaped to Nepal from Bihar, the Delhi Police informed the Supreme Court today.
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"Do Something Quickly": Top Court Asks Centre To Find Russian Woman, Child
Victoria Basu, the Russian woman who is missing with her four-year-old child, has not left India through legal channels, the Central government informed the Supreme Court on Friday.
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'Trace Them': Supreme Court Orders Hunt For Russian Woman, Child
In a dispute pertaining to a custody of a four-year-old child, the Supreme Court directed the External Affairs and Home ministries to issue look-out notices to track a Russian women who allegedly absconded with the boy from her marriage to an Indian.
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"Judged Everyday By Lawyers, Public": Supreme Court On Judge's Appointment
The top court, which had on February 7 refused to entertain two petitions seeking to restrain Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri from taking oath as an additional judge of the Madras High Court, on Friday gave the reasons for dismissing the pleas.
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What Supreme Court Said On Appeals Against Lawyer's Appointment As Judge
The Supreme Court, which had on February 7 refused to entertain two pleas seeking to restrain Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri from taking oath as an additional judge of the Madras High Court
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Supreme Court Rejects Case Against Ban On Horse-Drawn Carriages In Mumbai
A Supreme Court bench consisting of Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice M.M. Sundresh on Monday dismissed an appeal against the ban imposed by the Bombay High Court on horse-drawn Victoria carriages.
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Lawyer Victoria Gowri Sworn In As Judge, Supreme Court Dismisses Petition
Some bar members of the Madras High Court had written to the Chief Justice of India seeking recall of the recommendation made for appointing Ms Gowri as an additional judge of the high court.
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Judge's Appointment: Supreme Court Hears Petition Just Before Her Oath
The Supreme Court will hear a plea challenging the appointment of lawyer Lekshmana Chandra Victoria Gowri as a judge of the Madras High Court an hour before her swearing-in.
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Indian Tycoon In Australia Charged With Misappropriating 150 Million Dollars From Business
A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman misappropriated 150 million dollars from his Australian fertiliser business for personal benefit like acquiring a mansion, luxury cars and his wife's vegetarian restaurant chain, the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.
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ANZ Case: Bank Staff Threatened Indian Tycoon Pankaj Oswal, Says Lawyer
A high-profile Indian billionaire businessman was assaulted and threatened by a top Australian bank executive who told him to "bloody well sign or we will destroy you," the Supreme Court of Victoria heard today.
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Kohinoor Diamond Belongs To Britain, Says Government In Supreme Court
India should not try to reclaim the famous Kohinoor diamond as it was neither stolen nor forcibly taken, the government said today. That stand, the Supreme Court has warned, could mean "You will face a problem in the future for making any legitimate claim" to the 105-carat diamond.
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Man Guilty of Trying to Fight in Syria: Australian Court
A New Zealand man could spend up to three decades behind bars after he was found guilty by an Australian court Tuesday of trying to travel to the Middle East to fight in the Syrian conflict.
