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SC Pulls Up DLF, Haryana Over Road Deviation in Gurugram's Primus Project, Extends CBI Probe
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SC Pulls Up DLF, Haryana Over Road Deviation in Gurugram's Primus Project, Extends CBI Probe

The Supreme Court pulled up DLF and Haryana over deviations in the 24-metre road at Gurugram's DLF Primus project and directed the CBI to expedite its preliminary enquiry.

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“No Doubt Mother’s Milk Is Best For Infants”: Orissa High Court On PIL Against Milk Substitutes Judiciary
“No Doubt Mother’s Milk Is Best For Infants”: Orissa High Court On PIL Against Milk Substitutes

Orissa High Court disposes of PIL on indiscriminate use of infant milk substitutes, urging the State to enforce the 1992 Act and act against violators.

Karnataka Tribunal Stays Teacher’s Suspension Over RSS Event, Says No Rule Barred Participation Judiciary
Karnataka Tribunal Stays Teacher’s Suspension Over RSS Event, Says No Rule Barred Participation

Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal stays a government teacher’s suspension over participation in an RSS event, holding that no government order barred such participation.

Homebuyers Cannot Be Penalised For Developer’s Default: Supreme Court Waives NOIDA’s Time Extension Charges Judiciary
Homebuyers Cannot Be Penalised For Developer’s Default: Supreme Court Waives NOIDA’s Time Extension Charges

The Supreme Court has held that homebuyers and a Successful Resolution Applicant cannot be penalised for a developer’s default, waiving NOIDA’s time extension charges and setting aside the NCLAT direction treating them as CIRP costs.

Allahabad HC Rejects Plea Against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Over Alleged Remarks Against Upadhyay Community Judiciary
Allahabad HC Rejects Plea Against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Over Alleged Remarks Against Upadhyay Community

The Allahabad High Court dismissed a plea seeking an FIR against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya, holding that the remedy under Section 175(3) BNSS must be exhausted before invoking Article 226.

Meghalaya HC Disposes Of Bar Bodies’ Plea After Drop Box, Online Portal Set Up For Harassment Complaints

Meghalaya High Court disposes of Bar Associations’ plea after FIR in advocate assault case and complaint mechanisms for sexual harassment are established.

Senior Citizens Act Cannot Be Used To Defeat Woman’s Residence Rights Under DV Act: Bombay HC

Bombay High Court holds that the Senior Citizens Act cannot be used to defeat a daughter-in-law’s residence rights under the Domestic Violence Act.

In Under a Year, Delhi Family Court Grants Divorce, Holds False Complaints Against Spouse Amount to Cruelty

Delhi Family Court grants divorce on ground of cruelty, holding that false complaints and reckless allegations against a spouse can amount to mental cruelty.

Being An Advocate No Ground To Escape Prosecution For Abetment: Madras HC

Madras High Court refuses to quash assault case against advocate, holding that being a practising lawyer does not shield a person from criminal prosecution.

Only A “Victim”, Not A Mere Informant, Can Settle A Case For Quashment: SC

Supreme Court holds that criminal proceedings can be quashed on settlement only with the actual victim, distinguishing victim from complainant or informant in criminal cases.

Law Is an Office of Trust, Not a Trade: Justice Nagarathna Tells NLU Delhi's Graduating Batch

Justice B.V. Nagarathna urges NLU Delhi graduates to uphold legal ethics, constitutional values, ADR and judicial integrity, calling lawyers officers of the court.

SC Revives Auction Sale Of Land, Says Title Dispute Cannot Be Decided Summarily

The Supreme Court revived the auction sale of 40.65 acres of land, holding that a genuine title dispute over alleged assigned land cannot be resolved through summary proceedings.

Supreme Court This Week: Key Rulings You Should Know

Supreme Court This Week: Key rulings on dowry cases, bail, maintenance, reservation, insurance fraud and industrial disputes.

Saket Court Orders Traders To Pay ₹3.1 Lakh Damages For Selling Counterfeit Nike Products

Saket Court grants Nike a permanent injunction and awards ₹3.1 lakh damages against Delhi traders for selling counterfeit Nike and Jordan products.

Allahabad HC Questions Govt Order Giving 'Judicial Power' to Anti-Land Grabbing Committees

Allahabad High Court questions a Government Order empowering Anti-Land Grabbing Committees to remove encroachments by force, holding that disputed land possession must be decided by the civil court.


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Senior Citizens Rights Handbook

The Senior Citizen Rights Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to empower elderly citizens with clear and accessible knowledge of their legal and social rights in India.

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