Karnataka HC quashes Karnataka State Law University fee hike: Are students getting excess fees back?
In the present case, the Karnataka State Law University hiked the fee charged by students by 128 per cent.
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“None should suffer for the mistake of Law Publisher”; Karnataka HC sternly warns law publishers to be extra cautious while publishing statutes
The High Court warned that law publishers who fail to be careful while publishing statutory instruments, may end up inviting contempt proceedings in addition to being blacklisted from public tenders for supply of books.
Delhi High Court directs Law and Justice Ministry to periodically monitor the status of uploading the Acts on the India Code portal
The petition was filed challenging the order passed by the Central Information Commission which directed the Union of India to upload all the latest amended bare Acts, examine the functionality of its E-mail ID, develop an appropriate RTI filing mechanism and to pay Rs. 10,000 under Section 19(8)(b) of the RTI Act to the library of National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.