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Supreme Court Calls Dubai Court Order Banning Childs Travel "Atrocious"
The Supreme Court has criticised an order of a Dubai court restricting the travel of a minor child in a matrimonial dispute and called it "atrocious" and "violative of human rights".
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Sent To Custody Till March 10, Ranya Rao Breaks Down in Court
Actor Ranya Rao, stepdaughter of senior Indian Police Service officer Ramachandra Rao, broke down on the court premises after she was remanded in the custody of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence until March 10 in the gold smuggling case.
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Money Laundering Case: Delhi Court Allows DK Shivakumar To Travel Abroad
A Delhi court has allowed Karnataka deputy chief minister D K Shivakumar, accused in money laundering case, to travel abroad. Special Judge Vikas Dhull allowed Congress member Shivakumar to travel to Dubai from November 29 to December
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Indian Injured In 2019 Dubai Bus Crash Awarded Rs 11 Crore Compensation: Report
An Indian man critically injured in a 2019 bus crash in Dubai which killed 17 people, including 12 Indians, has been awarded Dh 5 million (over Rs 11 crore) in compensation, a media report has said.
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Actor Jacqueline Fernandez, Facing Laundering Case, Gets Dubai Trip Permit
A Delhi court on Friday allowed Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez to travel to Dubai. The court was hearing her application seeking permission to travel abroad for a conference.
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Actor Jacqueline Fernandez Moves Court Again Over Dubai Trip
Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez on Wednesday moved an application in a Delhi Court seeking permission to travel to Dubai from January 27 to 30, to attend the PepsiCo India conference.
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Fugitive Businessman Atul Gupta Loses Bid To Get New South African Passport
Atul Gupta, one of the three Gupta brothers now in self-exile in Dubai, has lost a high court bid to get a new passport from the South African government.
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Indian, Bangladeshi Fined Rs 90 Lakh For Car Crash That Killed 2 Dubai Women
Two 48-year-old men, one Indian and one Bangladeshi, have been ordered to pay a total of approximately Rs 90,18,436 (AED 400,000) for causing the death of two Saudi women in a road accident in Dubai in July.
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YouTuber Bobby Kataria, Who Smoked On Plane, Gets Protection From Arrest
A Delhi Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to bodybuilder and social media influencer Bobby Kataria in an FIR registered against him for allegedly smoking on board during his journey from Dubai to Delhi on the complaint of Spice Jet Ltd.
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High Court Allows Dubai Travel For Trinamool's Abhishek Banerjee, Wife
Kolkata High Court on Thursday allowed TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee and his wife Rujira, who were interrogated by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a coal smuggling case, to travel to Dubai for medical treatment.
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Abductions, Hacking And Horses: Dubai Royals' UK Custody Battle
The High Court in London has ruled that the ruler of Dubai's ex-wife should have sole responsibility for their children's welfare, citing his "domestic abuse" towards her.
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Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Lands In Dubai After Australia Deportation
Djokovic said he was "extremely disappointed" after a Federal Court unanimously upheld the cancellation of his visa on public order grounds
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Pizza Ovens, Sunken Trampolines: Dubai Ruler's $730 Million Divorce
London's family courts frequently play host to the most acrimonious and costly disputes between estranged couples. But none have been as revealing or expensive as that between Dubai's ruler and his former wife, Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein.
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Need 5 Housekeepers, Couture: Dubai Ruler's Ex-Wife In $733 Million Win
Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, has been ordered by High Court in London to provide a British record of more than 554 million pounds to settle custody battle with his ex-wife over their two children.
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Dubai Ruler Ordered Hacking Of Runaway Princess With Pegasus
Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum ordered the hacking of phones belonging to his estranged wife, using the controversial Pegasus spyware, a London court ruled.
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Supreme Court Calls Dubai Court Order Banning Childs Travel "Atrocious"
The Supreme Court has criticised an order of a Dubai court restricting the travel of a minor child in a matrimonial dispute and called it "atrocious" and "violative of human rights".
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Sent To Custody Till March 10, Ranya Rao Breaks Down in Court
Actor Ranya Rao, stepdaughter of senior Indian Police Service officer Ramachandra Rao, broke down on the court premises after she was remanded in the custody of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence until March 10 in the gold smuggling case.
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Money Laundering Case: Delhi Court Allows DK Shivakumar To Travel Abroad
A Delhi court has allowed Karnataka deputy chief minister D K Shivakumar, accused in money laundering case, to travel abroad. Special Judge Vikas Dhull allowed Congress member Shivakumar to travel to Dubai from November 29 to December
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Indian Injured In 2019 Dubai Bus Crash Awarded Rs 11 Crore Compensation: Report
An Indian man critically injured in a 2019 bus crash in Dubai which killed 17 people, including 12 Indians, has been awarded Dh 5 million (over Rs 11 crore) in compensation, a media report has said.
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Actor Jacqueline Fernandez, Facing Laundering Case, Gets Dubai Trip Permit
A Delhi court on Friday allowed Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez to travel to Dubai. The court was hearing her application seeking permission to travel abroad for a conference.
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Actor Jacqueline Fernandez Moves Court Again Over Dubai Trip
Bollywood actor Jacqueline Fernandez on Wednesday moved an application in a Delhi Court seeking permission to travel to Dubai from January 27 to 30, to attend the PepsiCo India conference.
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Fugitive Businessman Atul Gupta Loses Bid To Get New South African Passport
Atul Gupta, one of the three Gupta brothers now in self-exile in Dubai, has lost a high court bid to get a new passport from the South African government.
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Indian, Bangladeshi Fined Rs 90 Lakh For Car Crash That Killed 2 Dubai Women
Two 48-year-old men, one Indian and one Bangladeshi, have been ordered to pay a total of approximately Rs 90,18,436 (AED 400,000) for causing the death of two Saudi women in a road accident in Dubai in July.
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YouTuber Bobby Kataria, Who Smoked On Plane, Gets Protection From Arrest
A Delhi Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to bodybuilder and social media influencer Bobby Kataria in an FIR registered against him for allegedly smoking on board during his journey from Dubai to Delhi on the complaint of Spice Jet Ltd.
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High Court Allows Dubai Travel For Trinamool's Abhishek Banerjee, Wife
Kolkata High Court on Thursday allowed TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee and his wife Rujira, who were interrogated by Enforcement Directorate in connection with a coal smuggling case, to travel to Dubai for medical treatment.
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Abductions, Hacking And Horses: Dubai Royals' UK Custody Battle
The High Court in London has ruled that the ruler of Dubai's ex-wife should have sole responsibility for their children's welfare, citing his "domestic abuse" towards her.
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Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Lands In Dubai After Australia Deportation
Djokovic said he was "extremely disappointed" after a Federal Court unanimously upheld the cancellation of his visa on public order grounds
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Pizza Ovens, Sunken Trampolines: Dubai Ruler's $730 Million Divorce
London's family courts frequently play host to the most acrimonious and costly disputes between estranged couples. But none have been as revealing or expensive as that between Dubai's ruler and his former wife, Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein.
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Need 5 Housekeepers, Couture: Dubai Ruler's Ex-Wife In $733 Million Win
Dubai's ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, has been ordered by High Court in London to provide a British record of more than 554 million pounds to settle custody battle with his ex-wife over their two children.
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Dubai Ruler Ordered Hacking Of Runaway Princess With Pegasus
Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum ordered the hacking of phones belonging to his estranged wife, using the controversial Pegasus spyware, a London court ruled.
