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Prime Minister calls for 'Arrear Free' Judicial system

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called upon the judiciary and executive to work together to make the Indian judicial system arrear-free and stressed the need of urgently filling the large number of vacancies in the High Courts and subordinate courts to accomplish this task. Speaking at the Joint Conference of Chief Ministers and Chief Justices here, Dr Singh said the eliminat..

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Madras HC: Petition seeking injunction against TCS dismissed

The Madras High Court dismissed applications seeking an interim injunction restraining Tata Consultancy Services from infringing the applicant’s copyright and patent in the invention ‘FLYGUARD’ under the title e-passport (Smartcard) and as TCS e-passport solution. The applicant, S Paul Raj, a computer science graduate, said during his study, he identified ..

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No pendency of cases by 2011 : Addl Solicitor General

The pace at which the legal system is improving, there will be no pendency of cases by 2011, according to Additional Solicitor General A S Chandiok. Talking about the justice delivery system, Mr Chandiok said ‘our system is very good, it draws a lot of praise from abroad.  Recently, a lot of improvement have been made to make it fast and effi..

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Calcutta HC breather for Paran Jai Jolia Re

The screening of the romantic Bengali film Paran Jai Jolia Re got a breather as a two-Judge bench of the Calcutta High Court restrained from issuing a stay on the show. The bench, comprising Justices P C Ghosh and I P Mukherjee, also appointed two lawyers representing both sides. They were directed to submit the proceeds of the sales from the film&rsquo..

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Madras HC observation on water tax

Madras High Court has said it is a settled proposition of law that when a statute prescribes to do a particular thing in a particular manner, the same should not be done in any other manner.  The proposition is well recognised as held by the Supreme Court in a case, the High Court observed. While passing a common order on writ petitions filed by th..

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State is going slow on society conveyance bill

The state government seems to be dragging its feet on implementing a path-breaking bill passed by the legislature that provides for penal action against any builder who does not convey land to the housing society within four months of the society being registered.  According to an estimate, the..

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CJI signals speedier justice for undertrials

 For nearly 1.7 lakh undertrials languishing in jails after being booked for petty offences, there could be good news soon.  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, law minister Veerappa Moily and Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan were unanimous that urgent steps were needed to release them a..

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Water scarcity: HC issues motion notice to Centre, UT, Punja

 In the matter pertaining to water scarcity in Mohali, the divison bench of Punjab and Haryana High Court comprising Chief Justice Tirath Singh Thakur and Justice Kanwaljit Singh Ahluwalia issued a notice of motion to the Union of India, the state of Punjab and Chandigarh administration for October 8 on the public ..

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Lawyers irked over Pilot's remarks

The remarks of Union minister Sachin Pilot regarding the bifurcation of the Allahabad High Court bench in western UP has angered the lawyer fraternity here. On Thursday, lawyers of the high court hurriedly convened a meeting of the Bar and passed a resolution to observe Protest Day on Monday to condemn the Central gover..

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Delhi HC Judge's remarks dubbing lawyer blackmailer set asid

High Court remarks dubbing blackmailer a man who sued top officials for non-performance of duty after he was overcharged and slapped by a telephone booth attendant, have been set aside. ‘The comments made personally against the appellant in the impugned order... are set aside,’ a two-Judge bench of the Delhi High Court has written in a judgement now on the web...

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Dispose of RTI queries in 60 days: Gandhi

 Central information commissioner Shailesh Gandhi has given a new `mantra' to his counterparts across the country for speedy disposal of applications filed under the Right to Information Act.  Before drafting a comprehensive action plan for his colleagues, Gandhi has ensured that he himsel..

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HC reserves order on firm's biddding

 The Bombay high court on Thursday heard a petition filed by IL&FS, one of the private developers whose bid for the Rs 813-crore Mantralaya redevelopment plan was rejected as "late''.  A bench, headed by the Chief Justice, while reserving its judgment on the petition seeking direc..

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'Police are not nawabs, they must follow rule of law'

The Mumbai police got a dressing down in the Bombay high court on Thursday.  Rapping the MIDC police for illegally detaining two activists a day before US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited the city, the HC said the police "must not act like nawabs. This is a democratic country and..

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Madras HC allows application in civil suit of former speaker

 The Madras High Court has allowed an application in a civil suit seeking an order of attachment before judgment of the immovable property in the names of the legal heirs of the late K Kalimuthu, former Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly.  The application was filed by Krishna Ponnuswamy and her son, Nirmal Kumar, a software engineer and consultant. The..

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Calcutta HC stays order asking computer centre shutdown

 A two-judge bench of Calcutta High Court stayed an order asking to shut down all computer training centres of the state youth welfare department. The bench, headed by Bishwanath Samaddar, issued the ruling on a petition challenging a single-bench. The single-bench issued the ruling after a city resident alleged that all computer training centres w..

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