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Purpose Of Judicial Writing Is To Not Confuse The Reader: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has asked the constitutional courts to structure their verdicts in a litigant-friendly language, saying "the purpose of judicial writing is not to confuse or confound the reader behind the veneer of complex language".
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Facebook Comments: Australian Media Outlets Liable for What Users Post on Their Corporate Pages, Court Finds
Australia's biggest news publishers including Rupert Murdoch's the Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, the High Court ruled.
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Opinion: What You Should Know About National Herald Case
This is not an attempt to pre-empt judicial proceedings in the matter but with a view to educating a confused public, an attempt to place before readers the outlines of the defense so that readers might be better able to follow matters in the courts with informed understanding.
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Reader's Digest expects to emerge from bankruptcy by end of July
The publisher of the Reader's Digest magazine said it expects to emerge from bankruptcy by the end of July after the bankruptcy court for the Southern District of New York approved its reorganisation plan.
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Reader's Digest parent company files for bankruptcy again
The owner of magazine Reader's Digest, once the staple of doctors' offices and coffee tables, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in less than four years, citing a greater-than-expected decline of the media industry.
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Provident Fund scam: Reader fails to translate judge's handwritten order
A special CBI court judge on Saturday asked his reader to translate from English to Hindi his handwritten orders in the Rs 6.58 crore Provident Fund (PF) scam, considering an application filed by a local advocate.

However, the reader said he failed to understand the writing of judge A K Singh.

On Thursday, Advocate Sanjay Tyagi requested ...
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Muzaffarnagar: Case against court officers, cop for cheating
Attachment proceedings have been initiated against three government officers in a cheating case, police said.Former court reader Vikram Singh and clerk Arun Kumar are among the three, accused of fabrication of papers in the court files in August, they said.Both of them and a policeman have been suspended and a case has been registered against them....
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Purpose Of Judicial Writing Is To Not Confuse The Reader: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has asked the constitutional courts to structure their verdicts in a litigant-friendly language, saying "the purpose of judicial writing is not to confuse or confound the reader behind the veneer of complex language".
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Facebook Comments: Australian Media Outlets Liable for What Users Post on Their Corporate Pages, Court Finds
Australia's biggest news publishers including Rupert Murdoch's the Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, the High Court ruled.
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Opinion: What You Should Know About National Herald Case
This is not an attempt to pre-empt judicial proceedings in the matter but with a view to educating a confused public, an attempt to place before readers the outlines of the defense so that readers might be better able to follow matters in the courts with informed understanding.
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Reader's Digest expects to emerge from bankruptcy by end of July
The publisher of the Reader's Digest magazine said it expects to emerge from bankruptcy by the end of July after the bankruptcy court for the Southern District of New York approved its reorganisation plan.
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Reader's Digest parent company files for bankruptcy again
The owner of magazine Reader's Digest, once the staple of doctors' offices and coffee tables, has filed for bankruptcy for the second time in less than four years, citing a greater-than-expected decline of the media industry.
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Provident Fund scam: Reader fails to translate judge's handwritten order
A special CBI court judge on Saturday asked his reader to translate from English to Hindi his handwritten orders in the Rs 6.58 crore Provident Fund (PF) scam, considering an application filed by a local advocate.

However, the reader said he failed to understand the writing of judge A K Singh.

On Thursday, Advocate Sanjay Tyagi requested ...
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Muzaffarnagar: Case against court officers, cop for cheating
Attachment proceedings have been initiated against three government officers in a cheating case, police said.Former court reader Vikram Singh and clerk Arun Kumar are among the three, accused of fabrication of papers in the court files in August, they said.Both of them and a policeman have been suspended and a case has been registered against them....
