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Payal Tadvi Suicide case- judicial custody of accused extended to June 21

Today, the Senior Prosecutor Raja Thakare requested the court to extend judicial custody of the accused. A Special Court in Mumbai extended the judicial custody of the three doctors accused of abetting murder of Dr. Payal Tadvi till June 21. Additional sessions Judge P B Jadhav remanded Hema Ahuja, Bhakti Mehare and Ankita Khan..

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BJP Lawmaker Pragya Singh Thakur attends the Malegaon Blast Case Hearing, complains about the lack of facilities & tidiness in the courtrooms

BJP Member of Parliament Pragya Singh Thakur who was omnipresent in every news channel because of her win from the Bhopal Lok Sabha Constituency after defeating the Senior Veteran Congress Leader and Former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Shri Digvijay Singh, was alleged to be involved in the high profile case of Malegaon Blast in Maharashtra. p style="text-..

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Discretion under Article 226 cannot be exercised when petitioner lacks bonafides

The Delhi High Court has held that Article 226 discretion should not be exercised when the conduct of the person invoking the jurisdiction is not genuine or bonafide. The judgement was passed in a writ petition by Wave Hospitality Pvt Ltd, challenging an order under Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. The petitioner was a..

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Kathua Rape and Murder Case : Verdict Today

The In-camera trial of the Kathua rape and Murder case, before the District and Session Judge Tejwinder Singh, ended on 3rd June and the Pathankot Special Court is likely to deliver the verdict today on 10th of June, 2019 in the case. As per the 15 page charge-sheet filed, the eight year old girl was kidnapped ..

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Clerks of Lawyers are Part and Parcel of Judicial System

Delhi High Court has stated that Lawyer’s clerks are part and parcel of the existing judicial system. This was observed by the bench in a petition filed by the Delhi High Court Bar Associations seeking enforcement of various welfare measures. The Court observed that clerks are an important part of the system. They dischar..

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Clerks of Lawyers are Part and Parcel of Judicial System

Delhi High Court has stated that Lawyer’s clerks are part and parcel of the existing judicial system. This was observed by the bench in a petition filed by the Delhi High Court Bar Associations seeking enforcement of various welfare measures. The Court observed that clerks are an important part of the system. They dischar..

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Possessing sexually explicit photos without circulating it : Not an offence under Indecent Representation of Women Act, 1968

Kerala High Court has rescinded the criminal proceedings against two individuals who were charged under the provision of Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986. This act prohibits the representation of women in indecent and disrespectful manner, confiscation of prohibited material, offences and penalties for the vi..

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Legal fraternity pays Homage to the 'Father of modern legal education' at the Memorial Meeting of Shri N.R. Madhava Menon held in New Delhi

Shri Neelkantha Ramakrishnan Madhava Menon was born on 04th May 1935 in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala and is noted as an Indian Lawyer but is recognised as the pillar or the foundational asset in the establishment of NLSIU, Bangalore (being its founder-director) & is popularly quoted as the ‘FATHER OF INDIAN MODERN LEGAL EDUCATION’ who put ..

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Age of Accident Victim is Crucial when determining Compensation

The Karnataka High Court highlighted the importance of age of the victim when deciding the compensation. The age of the victim has to be taken into consideration when calculating the compensation in motor accident cases. The single bench of Justice H.T. Narendra Prasad observed that deceased having a permanent job and below the..

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Taking Selfie with Accident Victims will attract a penalty under Section - 122 & Section - 177 of Motor Vehicles Act

Noida police have decided to penalise eye witnesses who shoot videos and take selfies instead of helping the wounded to reach to the hospital. The decision has been taken after the increase in such trend i.e. people stops at the accident site just to shoot a video of the accident. This obstructs the traffic and makes it difficult for the emergency medical help and pol..

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Justice Ravi Shanker Jha assumes the office of Acting Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court

Hon’ble Justice Shri S.K. Seth retires from the post of Chief Justice of M.P. High Court, Justice Ravi Shanker Jha assumes the office of Acting Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court The Madhya Pradesh High Court completing its 63 years of establishment has seen 25 Chief Justices in its golden journey..

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RBI's repo cut

RBI has played conservative in announcing a rate cut of just 25 points. There is no wonder that RBI in the second biomonthly monetary policy announcement by the Reserve Bank of India. A 25 basis point cut was expected and the same was delivered by the RBI. Whether a deeper 50 basis point cut was necessary the question to be addressed. p style="text-align: ju..

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'Zen' or 'Zenfone' cannot be used by Asus for naming their products

The Delhi High Court has restrained mobile and laptop manufacturing company Asus Technology from using the terms ‘Zen’, ‘Zenfone’ and other similar terms while selling the products. The plaintiff, Telecare Network India Pvt Ltd has contended of incorrect adoption of an identical trademark ‘Zenfone’ that is deceptively similar to t..

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No Right of Admission to Private Schools when Government Schools are present and available in Neighbourhood: Kar HC

The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday held that students cannot exercise the right of admission to private schools when there is presence of government schools, local authorities’ schools or aided schools in the neighbourhood. The Court upheld the constitutionality of amendment of Rule 4 of Karnataka Right of Children to Free & Compulsory Education Rules, 20..

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Delhi High Court opined during its proceedings: 'Keventers not good as it used to be'

The bench of the Hon’ble Delhi High Court presided over by Justice Shri J.R. Midha to decide the dispute arising out on the application of the Super Milk Products Pvt. Ltd over the selling of sub-standard milk products by one of its licensees under the brand name of KEVENTERS, on 06th June 2019 (during the course of proceedings) went on to opine that "em..

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