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New Details Emerge In Yuzvendra Chahal-Dhanashree Verma Divorce Case: "Cooling Off Period..."
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday waived the mandatory six-month cooling off period post filing of divorce plea by cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and his estranged wife Dhanashree Verma.
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High Court Waives Cooling Off Period For Estranged Couple, Says...
Change in social conditions and a rapidly evolving society require a realistic approach to be adopted, the Bombay High Court has said while granting divorce to a couple and waiving the mandatory six months cooling off period.
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UK Unveils Tougher Rules for Crypto Sector, Will Curb Advertising With 'Cooling Off' Periods, Risk Warnings
British consumers buying cryptoassets will get a 24-hour "cooling-off" period for the first time from October under tougher marketing rules unveiled by the financial regulator on Thursday. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "refer a friend" bonuses for crypto buyers would also be scrapped and that those promoting such assets would have to p...
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Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Cooling Off Period For Divorce
The Supreme Court today ruled it can dissolve a marriage on the ground of "irretrievable breakdown" by exercising a special power. Using the power, the court can grant a divorce by mutual consent while dispensing with the six-month waiting period.
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Minister's "Ecosystem" Jab As Congress Flags Governor Post For Ex Judge
The Congress has raised vehement objections to the appointment of former Supreme Court judge Abdul S Nazeer as new Governor of Andhra Pradesh, within six weeks of his retirement, reigniting the debate over the mandatory cooling off period for judges.
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Plea For "Cooling Off Period" For Civil Servants To Contest Polls Junked
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a PIL to impose restrictions to prevent civil servants from contesting elections immediately after retirement or resignation from service, by imposing a "cooling off period".
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Delhi High Court Waives 6 Month Cooling Off Period For Divorce By Mutual Consent
The Delhi High Court has waived the six-month cooling off period under the law and granted divorce decree to an estranged couple by mutual consent, observing that keeping them tied to a legal bond would only mean snatching away from them the opportun
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Sourav Ganguly Re-Elected As Cricket Association Of Bengal President
Sourav Ganguly will stay on as the president of the CAB, till at least July 2020 before entering a 'cooling off period' as per the BCCI constitution.
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In China, "Cooling Off" Period Is A Bid To Check Growing Divorce Rate
Chinese courts are imposing 'cooling-off' periods to couples seeking legal separation to reconsider their decision in a bid to check the sharp increase of divorce rate in the country.
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COA Chief Vinod Rai Welcomes 'Excellent' Supreme Court Order On Lodha Reforms
The Committee of Administrators chief Vinod Rai on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court order on mandatory cooling off period for BCCI office-bearers after two consecutive terms and for putting a roadmap in place for the Board's elections.
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Supreme Court Modifies 'One State, One Vote' Policy, Approves Draft Cricket Board Draft Constitution
The Supreme Court extended the cooling off period for BCCI office-bearers from one term in office to two.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Finalising Cricket Board Constitution
The Supreme Court also did not agree with the Lodha Committee recommendation for a three-year cooling off period before seeking re-election.
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Bill To Halve Christian Couples' Cooling Off Period Misses Parliament Date
Despite 24 states supporting a proposal to halve the separation period for Christian couples seeking divorce by mutual consent, the bill for the purpose has missed its date with Parliament.
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For Divorce, Supreme Court Changes 6-Month 'Cooling Off' Rule
Ruling that it is pointless to "perpetuate a purposeless marriage and to prolong the agony of the parties", the Supreme Court today made a big change to the rules for Hindu couples looking to divorce.
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BCCI Committee Mulls Sports Code's 12-Year-1-Break Tenure
The Lodha Panel reforms states that a cumulative period of nine years for any BCCI office-bearers (separate 9 years for state units) with three-year 'cooling off' between every term.
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New Details Emerge In Yuzvendra Chahal-Dhanashree Verma Divorce Case: "Cooling Off Period..."
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday waived the mandatory six-month cooling off period post filing of divorce plea by cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and his estranged wife Dhanashree Verma.
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High Court Waives Cooling Off Period For Estranged Couple, Says...
Change in social conditions and a rapidly evolving society require a realistic approach to be adopted, the Bombay High Court has said while granting divorce to a couple and waiving the mandatory six months cooling off period.
-
UK Unveils Tougher Rules for Crypto Sector, Will Curb Advertising With 'Cooling Off' Periods, Risk Warnings
British consumers buying cryptoassets will get a 24-hour "cooling-off" period for the first time from October under tougher marketing rules unveiled by the financial regulator on Thursday. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said "refer a friend" bonuses for crypto buyers would also be scrapped and that those promoting such assets would have to p...
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Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Cooling Off Period For Divorce
The Supreme Court today ruled it can dissolve a marriage on the ground of "irretrievable breakdown" by exercising a special power. Using the power, the court can grant a divorce by mutual consent while dispensing with the six-month waiting period.
-
Minister's "Ecosystem" Jab As Congress Flags Governor Post For Ex Judge
The Congress has raised vehement objections to the appointment of former Supreme Court judge Abdul S Nazeer as new Governor of Andhra Pradesh, within six weeks of his retirement, reigniting the debate over the mandatory cooling off period for judges.
-
Plea For "Cooling Off Period" For Civil Servants To Contest Polls Junked
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a PIL to impose restrictions to prevent civil servants from contesting elections immediately after retirement or resignation from service, by imposing a "cooling off period".
-
Delhi High Court Waives 6 Month Cooling Off Period For Divorce By Mutual Consent
The Delhi High Court has waived the six-month cooling off period under the law and granted divorce decree to an estranged couple by mutual consent, observing that keeping them tied to a legal bond would only mean snatching away from them the opportun
-
Sourav Ganguly Re-Elected As Cricket Association Of Bengal President
Sourav Ganguly will stay on as the president of the CAB, till at least July 2020 before entering a 'cooling off period' as per the BCCI constitution.
-
In China, "Cooling Off" Period Is A Bid To Check Growing Divorce Rate
Chinese courts are imposing 'cooling-off' periods to couples seeking legal separation to reconsider their decision in a bid to check the sharp increase of divorce rate in the country.
-
COA Chief Vinod Rai Welcomes 'Excellent' Supreme Court Order On Lodha Reforms
The Committee of Administrators chief Vinod Rai on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court order on mandatory cooling off period for BCCI office-bearers after two consecutive terms and for putting a roadmap in place for the Board's elections.
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Supreme Court Modifies 'One State, One Vote' Policy, Approves Draft Cricket Board Draft Constitution
The Supreme Court extended the cooling off period for BCCI office-bearers from one term in office to two.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Finalising Cricket Board Constitution
The Supreme Court also did not agree with the Lodha Committee recommendation for a three-year cooling off period before seeking re-election.
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Bill To Halve Christian Couples' Cooling Off Period Misses Parliament Date
Despite 24 states supporting a proposal to halve the separation period for Christian couples seeking divorce by mutual consent, the bill for the purpose has missed its date with Parliament.
-
For Divorce, Supreme Court Changes 6-Month 'Cooling Off' Rule
Ruling that it is pointless to "perpetuate a purposeless marriage and to prolong the agony of the parties", the Supreme Court today made a big change to the rules for Hindu couples looking to divorce.
-
BCCI Committee Mulls Sports Code's 12-Year-1-Break Tenure
The Lodha Panel reforms states that a cumulative period of nine years for any BCCI office-bearers (separate 9 years for state units) with three-year 'cooling off' between every term.
