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In Arbitration, parties must give a resounding Yes: Calcutta High Court
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In Arbitration, parties must give a resounding Yes: Calcutta High Court

In arbitration, there cant be any confusion, parties must be certain and give a resounding green signal, the Calcutta High Court ruled recently.

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Delhi High Court grants anticipatory bail to 20-year old student facing rape charges from his ex-lover Professor [Read Order] Judiciary
Delhi High Court grants anticipatory bail to 20-year old student facing rape charges from his ex-lover Professor [Read Order]

Delhi High Court has grants anticipatory bail to a 20-year-old man facing rape charges from his ex-lover Professor, with whom he had an affair for more than a year. Read more about the rationale of this judgment and about the element of 'consent' in rape cases.

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