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No Law Student Shall Be Barred From Exams Or Academic Progression Due To Attendane Shortage: Delhi HC [Read Judgment]
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No Law Student Shall Be Barred From Exams Or Academic Progression Due To Attendane Shortage: Delhi HC [Read Judgment]

Delhi HC rules no law student can be barred from exams or academic progress for low attendance; directs BCI to rethink attendance norms and strengthen grievance systems.

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SC permits Ramlila at school playground in UP Judiciary
SC permits Ramlila at school playground in UP

SC allows Ramlila at UP school ground, noting 100-year tradition, but urges finding alternate sites to keep playgrounds free for students.

Bombay High Court Refuses Relief To Law Student Suspended For Instagram Posts Against Operation Sindoor [Read Order] Judiciary
Bombay High Court Refuses Relief To Law Student Suspended For Instagram Posts Against Operation Sindoor [Read Order]

Bombay HC denies relief to Symbiosis law student suspended over Instagram posts against Operation Sindoor; directs speedy disciplinary inquiry.

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Arrest and Remand Illegal if Written Grounds Not Provided Two Hours Before Production: SC [Read Judgment]

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Magistrate’s Power to Order Probe Under Section 156(3) CrPC Cannot Be Invalidated for Mere Technical Errors: SC [Read Judgment]

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