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"Frivolous": Court Rejects Request Against Maharashtra's Decision For Holiday On Jan 22
A bench of Justices Girish Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale, which held a special hearing on Sunday for the public interest litigation (PIL) filed by four law students from Maharashtra and Gujarat, noted the petition was "politically motivated, frivolous a
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Bar Council Of India Urges Chief Justice To Grant Holiday On January 22
The Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman Manan Kumar Mishra on Wednesday wrote to Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and requested him to grant holiday in all courts of the country on the occasion of Ram Mandir's inauguration on January 22.
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US Tourist Damages Statues In Israel Museum Due To Religious Offence
The arrested US tourist remains in custody and will appear in court in Jerusalem. Israel is currently seeing a surge in tourists for the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
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Delhi High Court Declares Holiday On September 8 In View Of G20 Summit
The Delhi High Court Friday declared September 8 a holiday for itself and all district courts here on account of the G20 Summit.
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G20 Summit In Delhi: Supreme Court Declares Holiday On September 8
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a circular stating that it will remain closed on September 8 in view of the G20 Summit in the national capital.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister's Aide Gets Probe Agency Custody In Corruption Case
The ED arrested Sadanand Kadam, a Mumbai-based cable operator, in Mumbai on Friday night. It produced him before a special holiday court of judge S M Tapkire.
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Narco Test Cleared By Court For Delhi Fridge Murder Accused
Shraddha Walkar Murder: Aftab Poonawala presented via video link as lawyers protest at court, demand be hanged; he'll be taken to Himachal too, where the couple holidayed before moving to Delhi
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Courts Take Too Many Holidays, Says New Petition. To Be Heard After Diwali Break
The Bombay High Court today said it would hear after Diwali holidays a public interest litigation challenging the practice of courts taking long vacations, thereby affecting filing and hearing of cases.
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Threat Calls To Mukesh Ambani: Accused Sent To Police Custody Till August 20
A holiday court in Mumbai on Tuesday remanded a jeweller, arrested for allegedly threatening to kill industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his family members, to police custody till August 20.
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British Woman Wins Long Legal Battle Against Australia's "Backpacker Tax"
A British woman on Wednesday won a lengthy legal fight against Australia's "backpacker tax", after the country's top court agreed the levy discriminated against foreigners on working holiday visas.
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Anil Deshmukh Main Beneficiary Of Crime Proceeds: Probe Agency To Court
The ED on Tuesday told a special holiday court in Mumbaithat Anil Deshmukh, Maharashtra's former home minister, was the "prime beneficiary" of proceeds of crime and directly involved in the offence of money laundering in which he has been arrested.
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Two American Tourists Given Life Sentences For Italy Cop's Murder
An Italian court convicted two young Americans Wednesday for the murder of a police officer while they were on a summer holiday in Rome, with both handed life sentences.
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Uber Drivers Entitled to Paid Holidays, Minimum Wage, Says UK Top Court in Landmark Ruling
Uber drivers in UK are entitled to benefits like minimum wage and paid holidays, the country's top court ruled in a landmark judgement. The decision threatens Uber’s business model and holds broad implications for the gig economy.
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Uber Loses UK Supreme Court Fight, Must Classify Drivers As Workers
Taxi ride-hailing giant Uber must classify its drivers as workers with minimum wage, holiday and sick pay rights, rather than be categorised as self-employed, the UK Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
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Top Court Lawyers' Bodies Ask For Holidays Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The Supreme Court lawyers bodies - SCBA and SCAORA - have decided to recommend to the Chief Justice of India S A Bobde to prepone the summer vacation in the top court by declaring holidays for two to four weeks in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Frivolous": Court Rejects Request Against Maharashtra's Decision For Holiday On Jan 22
A bench of Justices Girish Kulkarni and Neela Gokhale, which held a special hearing on Sunday for the public interest litigation (PIL) filed by four law students from Maharashtra and Gujarat, noted the petition was "politically motivated, frivolous a
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Bar Council Of India Urges Chief Justice To Grant Holiday On January 22
The Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman Manan Kumar Mishra on Wednesday wrote to Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and requested him to grant holiday in all courts of the country on the occasion of Ram Mandir's inauguration on January 22.
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US Tourist Damages Statues In Israel Museum Due To Religious Offence
The arrested US tourist remains in custody and will appear in court in Jerusalem. Israel is currently seeing a surge in tourists for the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
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Delhi High Court Declares Holiday On September 8 In View Of G20 Summit
The Delhi High Court Friday declared September 8 a holiday for itself and all district courts here on account of the G20 Summit.
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G20 Summit In Delhi: Supreme Court Declares Holiday On September 8
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a circular stating that it will remain closed on September 8 in view of the G20 Summit in the national capital.
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Maharashtra Ex-Minister's Aide Gets Probe Agency Custody In Corruption Case
The ED arrested Sadanand Kadam, a Mumbai-based cable operator, in Mumbai on Friday night. It produced him before a special holiday court of judge S M Tapkire.
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Narco Test Cleared By Court For Delhi Fridge Murder Accused
Shraddha Walkar Murder: Aftab Poonawala presented via video link as lawyers protest at court, demand be hanged; he'll be taken to Himachal too, where the couple holidayed before moving to Delhi
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Courts Take Too Many Holidays, Says New Petition. To Be Heard After Diwali Break
The Bombay High Court today said it would hear after Diwali holidays a public interest litigation challenging the practice of courts taking long vacations, thereby affecting filing and hearing of cases.
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Threat Calls To Mukesh Ambani: Accused Sent To Police Custody Till August 20
A holiday court in Mumbai on Tuesday remanded a jeweller, arrested for allegedly threatening to kill industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his family members, to police custody till August 20.
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British Woman Wins Long Legal Battle Against Australia's "Backpacker Tax"
A British woman on Wednesday won a lengthy legal fight against Australia's "backpacker tax", after the country's top court agreed the levy discriminated against foreigners on working holiday visas.
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Anil Deshmukh Main Beneficiary Of Crime Proceeds: Probe Agency To Court
The ED on Tuesday told a special holiday court in Mumbaithat Anil Deshmukh, Maharashtra's former home minister, was the "prime beneficiary" of proceeds of crime and directly involved in the offence of money laundering in which he has been arrested.
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Two American Tourists Given Life Sentences For Italy Cop's Murder
An Italian court convicted two young Americans Wednesday for the murder of a police officer while they were on a summer holiday in Rome, with both handed life sentences.
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Uber Drivers Entitled to Paid Holidays, Minimum Wage, Says UK Top Court in Landmark Ruling
Uber drivers in UK are entitled to benefits like minimum wage and paid holidays, the country's top court ruled in a landmark judgement. The decision threatens Uber’s business model and holds broad implications for the gig economy.
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Uber Loses UK Supreme Court Fight, Must Classify Drivers As Workers
Taxi ride-hailing giant Uber must classify its drivers as workers with minimum wage, holiday and sick pay rights, rather than be categorised as self-employed, the UK Supreme Court ruled on Friday.
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Top Court Lawyers' Bodies Ask For Holidays Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The Supreme Court lawyers bodies - SCBA and SCAORA - have decided to recommend to the Chief Justice of India S A Bobde to prepone the summer vacation in the top court by declaring holidays for two to four weeks in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
