NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court seems to have found a novel way of putting journalists in their place. It has built two concrete benches on thepavement outside court premises with a board reserving that space for "accredited journalists'' who co ..
New Delhi: Mere re-payment of loan under a settlement scheme cannot exempt the accused who had allegedly cheated the bank from criminal proceedings, the Supreme Court has held.A Bench of Justice Dalveer Bhandari and Justice H.S. Bedi gave this ruling ..
The Common law Admission test (CLAT) will now be held on sunday the 31st May, 2009 from 3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. The admit Cards and the Test centres will remain the same. The exam was to be held on May 17 which has been postponed due to “tamper ..
Crimes such as dowry death are generally committed in complete secrecy inside a house. The nature and amount of evidence required to establish charge cannot be of same degree as required in other cases of circumstantial evidence. The silence of inmat ..
The Authority for Advance Rulings has a new Member — Mr J. K. Batra. Mr Batra was Central Board of Excise and Customs Member (Customs). Sources said the CBEC Member, Mr Rakesh Sharma, who oversees Service Tax and Computerisation, has been given ..
The Coimbatore District Small Industries Association (Codissia) and the Commercial Taxes department are organising an awareness programme on `e-filing of Commercial Tax returns' at the Codissia hall on May 19. Mr K. Ilango, President, Codissia, said ..
Market regulator SEBI on Moday announced the appointment of Prashant Saran as its whole time member. “Prashant Saran took charge as Whole Time Member, Securities and Exchange Board of India in Mumbai today,” Sebi said in a release. Prior ..
Govt yet to notify key sections on conversion. A month after the government allowed registration of Limited Liability Partnerships (LLPs), only 10 firms have availed this new form of doing business that provides advantages of a partnership firm and a ..
The Jammu and Kashmir High court will hear on June 2 the Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the Valley Citizen Council (VCC) seeking the Court’s intervention to ban the import and use of polythene in Kashmir, alleging that some polythene ..
The Madras High Court has held that the State Government has power to fix minimum rates of wages even for apprentices.That the government had the power was made clear by the power conferred on the Government by the third part of Section 2(i) to treat ..
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