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Madras High Court Quashes Lookout Notice Against Karti Chidambaram
A lookout notice against Karti Chidambaram, son of former finance minister P Chidambaram, has been set aside by the Madras High Court in what could be seen as a relief of sorts for the businessman.
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Let There be Peace, Says Supreme Court While Dismissing Tamil Nadu Government's Appeal Against MK Stalin
The Supreme Court today dismissed the Tamil Nadu government's appeal against a Madras High Court order quashing a case of land-grab registered against DMK treasurer MK Stalin. "Let there be peace," a bench of Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai and Justice NV Ramana remarked.
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Land purchase case:Court quashes proceedings against Stalin
The Madras High Court on Monday quashed proceedings against former Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister MK Stalin, his son Udainidhi and four others in connection with a case relating to alleged purchase of 6000 sq ft of land here "forcibly" for Rs 5.54 crore, following a submission by the complainant that the matter had been amicably settled.
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Madras High Court Quashes Lookout Notice Against Karti Chidambaram
A lookout notice against Karti Chidambaram, son of former finance minister P Chidambaram, has been set aside by the Madras High Court in what could be seen as a relief of sorts for the businessman.
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Let There be Peace, Says Supreme Court While Dismissing Tamil Nadu Government's Appeal Against MK Stalin
The Supreme Court today dismissed the Tamil Nadu government's appeal against a Madras High Court order quashing a case of land-grab registered against DMK treasurer MK Stalin. "Let there be peace," a bench of Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai and Justice NV Ramana remarked.
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Land purchase case:Court quashes proceedings against Stalin
The Madras High Court on Monday quashed proceedings against former Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister MK Stalin, his son Udainidhi and four others in connection with a case relating to alleged purchase of 6000 sq ft of land here "forcibly" for Rs 5.54 crore, following a submission by the complainant that the matter had been amicably settled.
