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Rajasthan High Court Calls for Appellate Remedy to Challenge Vehicle Confiscation in Illegal Cattle Transport Cases

In a recent ruling, the Rajasthan High Court emphasized the need for an appellate mechanism to challenge the confiscation of vehicles used in the illegal transport of cattle. This decision aims to ensure that vehicle owners have a fair opportunity to contest confiscation orders and to address any potential misuse of power by authorities. Key […]

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NCLAT Disagrees with Kerala High Court on Effective Date of Insolvency Application Against Personal Guarantor

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has recently issued a ruling that diverges from the Kerala High Court’s stance on the effective date for initiating insolvency proceedings against personal guarantors. The disagreement primarily revolves around the procedural interpretation of when such proceedings should commence. Key Points of Divergence: Implications of the NCLAT Ruling: The

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Delhi High Court Rules Collegium’s Rejection Reasons for Judgeship Candidates Cannot Be Publicized

The Delhi High Court recently ruled that the reasons provided by the judicial collegium for rejecting candidates for judgeship positions are not to be disclosed publicly. This decision emphasizes the confidentiality of the selection process and protects the sensitive deliberations and evaluations conducted by the collegium. The court highlighted that such disclosures could undermine the

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Allahabad High Court Steps In to Rescue Elderly Couple Confined by Son and Daughter-in-Law

The Allahabad High Court recently intervened in a case where an elderly couple was confined by their son and daughter-in-law. The couple was subjected to confinement and mistreatment, prompting them to seek judicial intervention. Court’s Decision: Implications: This decision by the Allahabad High Court underscores the judiciary’s role in protecting vulnerable populations, especially senior citizens.

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Hathras Stampede: UP Government Orders Probe by 3-Member Judicial Commission

In response to the tragic stampede at the Hathras event, the Uttar Pradesh government has ordered a comprehensive investigation through a three-member judicial commission. This commission, formed under the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952, aims to uncover the causes and accountability behind the incident which resulted in numerous casualties. Key Details of the Commission: Background

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Supreme Court Directs: Cross-Examination of Witnesses Should Be Deferred Only in Exceptional Cases

The Supreme Court has issued important guidelines regarding the deferment of cross-examination of witnesses in criminal trials. This decision underscores the importance of adhering to established procedures to ensure the integrity and efficiency of the judicial process. Key Points of the Ruling:

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Sexual Harassment Case Against West Bengal Governor: Victim Moves Supreme Court

A significant development has occurred in the ongoing sexual harassment case involving West Bengal Governor C.V. Ananda Bose. The complainant, a contractual employee at the Raj Bhavan in Kolkata, has escalated the matter to the Supreme Court. She alleges that the governor inappropriately touched her on two occasions—April 24 and May 2, 2024. According to

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What the Punjab & Haryana High Court Said in its First Order on Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita

The Punjab & Haryana High Court’s first order on the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) highlighted several key changes and implications brought by the new legislation, which replaces the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). Here are the main points addressed by the court: Overall, the Punjab & Haryana High Court acknowledged the potential benefits of

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Legal Profession Not a Business: Madras High Court Calls for Removal of Online Ads by Lawyers

In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has emphasized that the legal profession should not be treated as a business. The court called for the removal of online advertisements by lawyers, reinforcing the ethical standards expected within the legal community. Key Points of the Ruling: This ruling underscores the importance of maintaining the integrity

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Calcutta High Court’s Landmark Decision on Citizen’s Freedom to Highlight Corruption

The Calcutta High Court recently delivered a significant ruling affirming that the police cannot curtail the freedom of citizens who highlight corruption, even if it involves members of the ruling party. This judgment underscores the protection of free speech and the right to expose corruption without fear of retaliation. Case Background The case involved allegations

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