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Mumbai Court Allows Leander Paes' Petition In Domestic Violence Case
A sessions court in Mumbai on Monday allowed tennis legend Leander Paes' plea for "condonation of delay" in filing an appeal against a magistrate court's order in a domestic violence case filed by his former live-in partner Rhea Pillai.
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Rhea Pillai Opposes Leander Paes' Request To Court In Domestic Violence Case
Tennis player Leander Paes's former live-in partner Rhea Pillai on Thursday opposed his plea for "condonation of delay" in filing an appeal against a magistrate's court's order in a domestic violence case filed by her.
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Not "Walk-In Place": Supreme Court To Centre After 737-Day Delay In Appeal
The Supreme Court on Monday admonished the Centre for filing an appeal after a delay of 737 days, saying the top court is not a "walk-in place" they can approach whenever they want.
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Supreme Court Raps Centre Over Delay In Filing Appeals
The Supreme Court said it has "repeatedly deprecated" the endeavour of the government and public authorities to approach the Supreme Court with no concern to the period of limitation.
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Supreme Court Takes Strong Note Of Delay By Centre In Filing Appeals
The Supreme Court on Thursday took strong note of delay in filing appeals by the Centre and said its counselling through orders to the government departments to set their house in order appears to be "falling on deaf ears" despite fines being imposed in several such cases.
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Top Court Fines UP Government Rs 15,000 For "Wastage Of Judicial Time"
The Supreme Court has imposed a cost of Rs 15,000 on the Uttar Pradesh government for "wastage of judicial time" in a case in which the state had filed an appeal in the top court after a delay of over 500 days.
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Top Court Rejects CBI Plea To Reopen Bofors Case Over Delay Of 4,500 Days
The Supreme Court today dismissed the CBI's appeal against the Delhi High Court verdict discharging all the accused including the Hinduja brothers in the Bofors case. A top court bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi said it was not convinced with the reason the Central Bureau of Investigation gave over the delay in filing the appeal.
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Supreme Court To Hear CBI Appeal In Bofors Case Today
The Supreme Court is slated to hear Friday the politically-sensitive Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case in which CBI earlier this year filed an appeal after a 13-year delay against the Delhi High Court decision quashing charges against all the accused.
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Top Court Likely To Hear Plea For Reopening Of Bofors Case On Friday
The Supreme Court is likely to hear on Friday the politically sensitive Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case in which the CBI earlier this year filed an appeal after a 12-year delay against the Delhi High Court decision quashing charges against all the accused.
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13-Year-Old Elephant Sunder's Release May Be Delayed
The walk to freedom for Sunder, a 13-year-old elephant who has been in captivity, could be delayed further. MLA Vinay Kore, who has been resisting Sunder's release, has now filed an appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
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Mumbai Court Allows Leander Paes' Petition In Domestic Violence Case
A sessions court in Mumbai on Monday allowed tennis legend Leander Paes' plea for "condonation of delay" in filing an appeal against a magistrate court's order in a domestic violence case filed by his former live-in partner Rhea Pillai.
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Rhea Pillai Opposes Leander Paes' Request To Court In Domestic Violence Case
Tennis player Leander Paes's former live-in partner Rhea Pillai on Thursday opposed his plea for "condonation of delay" in filing an appeal against a magistrate's court's order in a domestic violence case filed by her.
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Not "Walk-In Place": Supreme Court To Centre After 737-Day Delay In Appeal
The Supreme Court on Monday admonished the Centre for filing an appeal after a delay of 737 days, saying the top court is not a "walk-in place" they can approach whenever they want.
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Supreme Court Raps Centre Over Delay In Filing Appeals
The Supreme Court said it has "repeatedly deprecated" the endeavour of the government and public authorities to approach the Supreme Court with no concern to the period of limitation.
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Supreme Court Takes Strong Note Of Delay By Centre In Filing Appeals
The Supreme Court on Thursday took strong note of delay in filing appeals by the Centre and said its counselling through orders to the government departments to set their house in order appears to be "falling on deaf ears" despite fines being imposed in several such cases.
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Top Court Fines UP Government Rs 15,000 For "Wastage Of Judicial Time"
The Supreme Court has imposed a cost of Rs 15,000 on the Uttar Pradesh government for "wastage of judicial time" in a case in which the state had filed an appeal in the top court after a delay of over 500 days.
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Top Court Rejects CBI Plea To Reopen Bofors Case Over Delay Of 4,500 Days
The Supreme Court today dismissed the CBI's appeal against the Delhi High Court verdict discharging all the accused including the Hinduja brothers in the Bofors case. A top court bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi said it was not convinced with the reason the Central Bureau of Investigation gave over the delay in filing the appeal.
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Supreme Court To Hear CBI Appeal In Bofors Case Today
The Supreme Court is slated to hear Friday the politically-sensitive Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case in which CBI earlier this year filed an appeal after a 13-year delay against the Delhi High Court decision quashing charges against all the accused.
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Top Court Likely To Hear Plea For Reopening Of Bofors Case On Friday
The Supreme Court is likely to hear on Friday the politically sensitive Rs 64 crore Bofors pay-off case in which the CBI earlier this year filed an appeal after a 12-year delay against the Delhi High Court decision quashing charges against all the accused.
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13-Year-Old Elephant Sunder's Release May Be Delayed
The walk to freedom for Sunder, a 13-year-old elephant who has been in captivity, could be delayed further. MLA Vinay Kore, who has been resisting Sunder's release, has now filed an appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
