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SC: Delegated Legislation That Is Excessively Disproportionate Can Be Manifestly Arbitrary

Background The name of the case is Franklin Templeton Trustee Services Private Limited v. Amruta Garg. The constitutional validity of the Clause (a) of Regulation 39 (2) of the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations is challenged as arbitrary as it does not provide for any regulation o..

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Top News Headlines 16th July 2021: Private Schools In UP Are Now Under The Purview Of RTI

Private Schools In UP Are Now Under The Purview Of RTI All private schools in Uttar Pradesh would be now under the purview of the Right to Information Act, 2005. They would have to provide information and appoint public information officers. The ruling was given by the State Information Commission (SIC). Initially, the argume..

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Complete guide new ecommerce guidelines by GOI

Overview In several nations, e-commerce is regulated. India, like other countries, has the authority to control the conduct of corporations operating on its territory. This is why the Indian government has enacted e-commerce-specific legislation. The Indian e-commerce market, on the othe..

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Chief Minister’s Advocates’ Welfare Scheme

Key Takeaways The Delhi Government came up with a scheme for benefit of the advocates of the State and the scheme required for the advocates to be registered with the Bar Council of Delhi and also have Voter IDs in Delhi. The process of registration for the scheme is rather simp..

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Advocates’ Protection Bill, 2021 – Protection For The Protectors

Key Takeaways For years, advocates have been subjected to threats and assaults due to their profession. They protect the rights of the people and in turn they and their family’s rights are violated by the parties. The profession of l..

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All About Hajj

Key Takeaways The Hajj is a pilgrimage taken part by the Muslims at least once in their life time. It is believed to give them salvation and is taken to the holiest place for them, which is in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The Hajj comprises of var..

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Karnataka HC: Rights Cannot Be Enforced After An Unreasonable Lapse Of Time

FACTS The petitioner was appointed as the Junior Engineer in the Karnataka Electricity Board and after completing graduation, he was promoted to Assistant Engineer. A chargesheet was issued against him and a departmental inquiry led to the imposition of a penalty of censure agai..

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Eastern Caribbean SC Grants Medical Bail To Mehul Choksi

Who is Mehul Choksi Mehul Choksi is an Indian fugitive jeweler who is involved in a Punjab National Bank (PNB) fraud case of Rs. 13,500 Crore. He had been residing in Antigua as a citizen since 2018. Previous Proceedings u..

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Contempt Notice Issued Against Suraz India Trust Chairman, Rajiv Daiya

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE A three judge Bench of the Supreme Court headed by then Chief Justice of India, J S Khehar, had obtruded on the Suraz India Trust, an NGO, an outstanding cost of Rs 25 lakhs. This was done in the view that the NGO had filed various frivolous petitions and ..

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At The Stage Of Bail, Compensation Cannot Be Imposed On Victims: SC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE In the present case, the High Court had granted bail to the accused but under one condition. They must pay Rupees 2 Lakhs each to the victims as compensation. CASE BEFORE THE APEX COURT li sty..

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COVID-19 Cannot Be A Ground For The Postponement Of Judicial Work: Kerala HC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE The case was filed in 2011 by the two accused in the hand chopping case, originally registered against 31 people. Since then, several persons have been convicted or acquitted during the trial. However, the petitioner..

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Top News Headlines 15th July 2021: SC Strikes Down The Minimum Age Limit For Appointment As Tribunal Members

SC Strikes Down The Minimum Age Limit For Appointment As Tribunal Members The Supreme Court has held that the age of 50 years being the minimum age limit required for Advocates to be considered for appointment as members in various Tribunals is unfair to young Advocates who are meritorious and deserving of such posts. The min..

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All About Haj- Through Various Judgements

KEY TAKEAWAYS Haj is a once in a lifetime pilgrimage for the Muslims. The Indian Government incurred the expenses of the Muslims who went on Haj pilgrimage. The Haj Committee Act was given constitutional validity. li style="text-al..

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Delhi HC: CM Advocate Welfare Scheme Discriminatory As It Is Applicable Only To Delhi Residents

Factual Background The name of the case is Govind Swaroop Chaturvedi and Ors. v. State of NCT of Delhi. A Committee of 12 members was constituted by the Delhi Government which would propose schemes for the welfare of advocates and an outlay of Rs. 50 Crores for 2019-20. ..

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Not Standing Up For National Anthem Is Not An Offence: Jammu And Kashmir HC

BACKGROUND OF THE CASE A group of students filed an FIR against a college lecturer under Section 3 of Prevention of insult to National Honour Act, 1971. According to them, he showed disrespect to the National Anthem in the function conducted by Indian Army on 29th September, 201..

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