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Bombay HC upholds life sentence of 11 convicts,including 5 cops, in Gujarat riot case

Bombay High Court: The Bench comprising of V.K. Tahilramani and Mridula Bhatkar, JJ. upheld the decision of trial court, sentencing life imprisonment

Case Briefs High Courts

Organ donation cannot be prohibited solely on the ground of economic disparity

Delhi High Court: While relying upon the Delhi High Court decision in Parveen Begum v. Appellate Authority, 2012 SCC OnLine Del 2839, the

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NLU Delhi to host 17th Asian Law Institute Conference in 2020

Reported by Vaibhav Aggarwal

Case Briefs High Courts

Right to a safe workplace, also applicable to armed forces

Delhi High Court: The Division Bench of S. Ravindra Bhat, Deepa Sharma, JJ. has observed that though a member of the Armed Forces

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Call for Papers: Lexkhoj Research Journal of Law and Socio-Economic Issues

Lexkhoj Research Journal of law and Socio-economic issues is globally recognised with high impact factor low publishing charges and fast track publishing.

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Manual titled “Living conditions in Institutions for Children in conflict with Law” released by WCD Ministry

The Ministry of Women and Child Development has developed a manual titled “Living conditions in Institutions for Children in conflict with Law”

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RTI application on account frozen by EPFO unearths scam

Central Information Commission (CIC) : The appellant filed RTI application seeking to know the details regarding his account which was frozen by

Case Briefs High Courts

Pregnancy of above 20 weeks can be terminated if it serves the ‘best interest’ of pregnant girl

Gujarat High Court: A Bench comprising of J.B. Pardiwala, J. allowed a writ application filed by a victim of rape for termination

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Contempt notice issued & heavy costs imposed on dishonest octogenarian applicant to send a strong message

Delhi High Court: A Bench comprising of Valmiki J. Mehta, J. dismissed an application for recalling of its earlier order, whereby the

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Judicial Appointments in India — A Critical Analysis

By Shivkrit Rai* & Nipun Arora**

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Conditions incorporated under Ex Gratia Scheme, precluding an employee from pursuing litigation against employer are enforceable

Kerala High Court: A Bench comprising of P.R. Ramachandra Menon and Dama Seshadri Naidu, JJ. disposed of an appeal filed by an

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MoU between India & Australia on Cooperation in Combating International Terrorism & Transnational Organised Crime approved

The Union Cabinet has given ex-post facto approval to the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between India and Australia on Cooperation in Combating

SCC Times

Bombay HC upholds life sentence of 11 convicts,including 5 cops, in Gujarat riot case

Organ donation cannot be prohibited solely on the ground of economic disparity

NLU Delhi to host 17th Asian Law Institute Conference in 2020

Right to a safe workplace, also applicable to armed forces

Call for Papers: Lexkhoj Research Journal of Law and Socio-Economic Issues

Manual titled “Living conditions in Institutions for Children in conflict with Law” released by WCD Ministry

RTI application on account frozen by EPFO unearths scam

Pregnancy of above 20 weeks can be terminated if it serves the ‘best interest’ of pregnant girl

Contempt notice issued & heavy costs imposed on dishonest octogenarian applicant to send a strong message

Judicial Appointments in India — A Critical Analysis

Conditions incorporated under Ex Gratia Scheme, precluding an employee from pursuing litigation against employer are enforceable

Telangana Tribal Welfare Minister desires scaling up NALSAR and Landesa’s Community Driven Pilot to all Tribal Villages

EPFO beneficiaries to get payment through electronic/digital fund transfer system

CBDT signs 2 Unilateral Advance Pricing Agreements with Indian taxpayers

Catering Services provided by Railway are not exempted from imposition of Sales Tax by State Government

Parties to a suit can be directed to produce documents in their possession, which are relevant to decide the controversy

Nirma University is Runners up at 2nd NUSRL Trial Advocacy Competition

Differential treatment by Govt., extending benefits to weaker sections is not violative of Articles 14 & 19

Arbitrator doesn’t have the power to lift the corporate veil, so as to bind non-signatory party to arbitration agreement

MoU between India & Australia on Cooperation in Combating International Terrorism & Transnational Organised Crime approved