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The Court held that the meat shops are situated within a radius of 50 meters of the temple in question for which legally the license to run meat shops cannot be granted to them.
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The lecture addressed the contemporary challenges of noise pollution, which has emerged as a critical yet often neglected environmental issue in modern society.
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Interviewee: Diya M. Kumar1
Interviewed by Akshitaa Mathur2
“The delivery of judgments alone does not guarantee the credibility of the justice system. True justice is realized only when the administration acts promptly and effectively to enforce the decisions of the courts.”
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Written by Shreya Mishra & Nandani Mishra, 2nd year students of NLIU, Bhopal who are members of PULER. They can be reached at puler@nliu.ac.in
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“This CCC should not be a mere edifice of bureaucracy, but a paradigm shift, a beacon heralding a new dawn in the fight against cybercrime.”
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Karvy Stock Broking, a registered stockbroker and Depository Participant, and its CEO faced allegations of pledging and misusing securities and funds of its clients and had allegedly acted in violation of various circulars issued by Securities Exchange Board of India.
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Written by Tiya Sharma, Vaibhavi Ambasta & Hiya Saxena, students at NLIU Bhopal
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“A business failure could not lead to an assumption of commission of the offence of cheating, as the primary ingredient for such an offence was a dishonest or fraudulent intention from the very beginning.”
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GCRCJS is pleased to organize its 3rd GCRCJS Criminal Law Essay Writing Competition on the theme “Transcending Boundaries in Criminal Justice: From Local Realities to Global Imperatives” and cordially invite submissions for the same.
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“Having regard to the nature of sweeping directions which are sought, this public interest litigation, if we may say so, is completely misconceived.”
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This seminar aims to create a platform for students, researchers, academicians, practitioners, and policymakers to explore the complexities of regulating digital markets across borders.
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“It is high time to send a strong signal to the society at large to be more vigilant on women and children belonging to weaker sections of the society.”
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“When the identity of a famous personality is used without their consent or authorization, it may not only lead to commercial detriment to the concerned individual but also impact their right to live with dignity.”
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Bombay High Court concluded that Naresh Ganpat Mhaske was not legally obligated to disclose a conviction for a criminal offence, especially when such conviction had not resulted in imprisonment for one year or more. Consequently, the Court found that the election petition did not disclose a valid cause of action.
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This order is in line with the 9-9-2025 order favoring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who had filed a similar petition seeking identical reliefs.
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TLF is seeking clear and well-argued short pieces that advance understanding of law and regulation at the intersection of technology and society.
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The matter was settled before the Supreme Court of India on August 29, 2025. The amount of the deal was INR 33 crore.
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‘This Court treats it very seriously and condemns the conduct of the husband as on one hand, he has shown his bona fide intent to take care of his two daughters, who are aged about seventeen and twelve years respectively but on the other hand he did not disclose his income in figure.’
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