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Delhi Court Seeks Doctors' Opinion On Injuries Of Minor Who Alleged Abuse By Adoptive Family
Additional Sessions Judge Gomati Manocha passed the directions on January 27, quoting British-American poet W H Auden, saying as, "There is always another story. There is more than meets the eye."
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Muslim Woman Wants To Follow Secular Property Law, Court Seeks Centre Reply
Amid a nationwide debate on a Uniform Civil Code, the Supreme Court has asked the Centre if a person born in a Muslim family can follow secular laws in matters of property or is bound to abide by the Sharia, the Muslim personal law
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5 Get Death For Gangrape, Murder Of 16-Year-Old Girl In Chhattisgarh
A court here sentenced five men to death for the gang-rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl, as well as the brutal killings of two of her family members in 2021 terming the crime as "extremely depraved, disgusting, bestial, and cowardly".
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"Will Follow Court Instructions": Collector On Pataudi's Rs 15,000 Crore Property
In a recent development regarding the Saif Ali Khan (Pataudi) family's property, estimated to be worth around Rs 15,000 crore in Bhopal, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has lifted the stay imposed on the ancestral property in 2015.
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Techie Atul Subhash's Son To Stay With His Mother, Supreme Court Decides
The Supreme Court on Monday afternoon directed the son of Atul Subhash - the Bengaluru techie who died by suicide - and Nikita Singhania - his estranged wife, whom he had accused of harassment leading to his death - be produced before it.
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Don't Invoke Abetment Of Suicide Offence Mechanically: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said the offence of abetment of suicide under the Indian Penal Code should not be invoked mechanically against individuals only to soothe feelings of the distraught family members of the person who has died.
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"Missing" Man, His 'Samadhi' And Kerala Police's Attempt To Exhume Body
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday sought responses from the state government and police regarding a plea to halt the exhumation of the body of a 69-year-old man, whose family claimed he had attained 'samadhi.'
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Chief Justice Of India, 24 Judges To Travel To Visakhapatnam, Hold Key Meet
In a first, Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna and 24 other judges will travel to Visakhapatnam, along with their families, and hold a meeting to discuss issues related to the Supreme Court.
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Mumbai Pilot Who Died By Suicide Didn't Complain About Boyfriend: Court
A court, while granting bail to a man booked for abetting the suicide of his girlfriend and Air India pilot, held that the victim had not complained to her family member or any authority about their strained relationship and his acts.
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Kolkata Man Gets Divorce As "Imposition Of Wife's Friend" Is Deemed Cruelty
The Calcutta High Court has granted a divorce decree to a husband on the grounds of cruelty, which includes "imposition" of the wife's friend and family on him and lodging of a false case of matrimonial cruelty by her.
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"Not Every Woman's Suicide Due To Harassment": Court Acquits Husband, In-Laws
A Delhi court has acquitted a man and his family members in the suicidal death case of his wife allegedly due to dowry demands and said there was no presumption every suicide by a married woman was due to harassment.
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France Mass Rape: Who Received The Longest Prison Terms In the Gisele Pelicot Case?
A French court found all 51 defendants guilty on Thursday in a mass rape case including Dominique Pelicot, who repeatedly drugged his then wife, Gisele, and allowed dozens of strangers into the family home to rape her.
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Teen US School Shooter Was In Therapy Over Parents' Troubled Relationship
The 15-year-old student, who opened fire at a Wisconsin school and killed two people, was in therapy due to her troubled family life, marked by parents' repeated divorces, according to court records.
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"Battered With Force Again And Again": Murdered Pak Girl's Parents Jailed
A UK court on Tuesday handed life sentences to the father and stepmother of a murdered 10-year-old British-Pakistani girl who died after being subjected to a prolonged "campaign of torture" and "despicable abuse".
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Two Plead Guilty In Formula One Legend Michael Schumacher Blackmail Plot
A father and son pleaded guilty in a German court Tuesday over a plot to blackmail the family of Michael Schumacher by threatening to release images of the Formula One legend.
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Delhi Court Seeks Doctors' Opinion On Injuries Of Minor Who Alleged Abuse By Adoptive Family
Additional Sessions Judge Gomati Manocha passed the directions on January 27, quoting British-American poet W H Auden, saying as, "There is always another story. There is more than meets the eye."
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Muslim Woman Wants To Follow Secular Property Law, Court Seeks Centre Reply
Amid a nationwide debate on a Uniform Civil Code, the Supreme Court has asked the Centre if a person born in a Muslim family can follow secular laws in matters of property or is bound to abide by the Sharia, the Muslim personal law
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5 Get Death For Gangrape, Murder Of 16-Year-Old Girl In Chhattisgarh
A court here sentenced five men to death for the gang-rape and murder of a 16-year-old girl, as well as the brutal killings of two of her family members in 2021 terming the crime as "extremely depraved, disgusting, bestial, and cowardly".
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"Will Follow Court Instructions": Collector On Pataudi's Rs 15,000 Crore Property
In a recent development regarding the Saif Ali Khan (Pataudi) family's property, estimated to be worth around Rs 15,000 crore in Bhopal, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has lifted the stay imposed on the ancestral property in 2015.
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Techie Atul Subhash's Son To Stay With His Mother, Supreme Court Decides
The Supreme Court on Monday afternoon directed the son of Atul Subhash - the Bengaluru techie who died by suicide - and Nikita Singhania - his estranged wife, whom he had accused of harassment leading to his death - be produced before it.
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Don't Invoke Abetment Of Suicide Offence Mechanically: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said the offence of abetment of suicide under the Indian Penal Code should not be invoked mechanically against individuals only to soothe feelings of the distraught family members of the person who has died.
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"Missing" Man, His 'Samadhi' And Kerala Police's Attempt To Exhume Body
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday sought responses from the state government and police regarding a plea to halt the exhumation of the body of a 69-year-old man, whose family claimed he had attained 'samadhi.'
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Chief Justice Of India, 24 Judges To Travel To Visakhapatnam, Hold Key Meet
In a first, Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna and 24 other judges will travel to Visakhapatnam, along with their families, and hold a meeting to discuss issues related to the Supreme Court.
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Mumbai Pilot Who Died By Suicide Didn't Complain About Boyfriend: Court
A court, while granting bail to a man booked for abetting the suicide of his girlfriend and Air India pilot, held that the victim had not complained to her family member or any authority about their strained relationship and his acts.
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Kolkata Man Gets Divorce As "Imposition Of Wife's Friend" Is Deemed Cruelty
The Calcutta High Court has granted a divorce decree to a husband on the grounds of cruelty, which includes "imposition" of the wife's friend and family on him and lodging of a false case of matrimonial cruelty by her.
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"Not Every Woman's Suicide Due To Harassment": Court Acquits Husband, In-Laws
A Delhi court has acquitted a man and his family members in the suicidal death case of his wife allegedly due to dowry demands and said there was no presumption every suicide by a married woman was due to harassment.
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France Mass Rape: Who Received The Longest Prison Terms In the Gisele Pelicot Case?
A French court found all 51 defendants guilty on Thursday in a mass rape case including Dominique Pelicot, who repeatedly drugged his then wife, Gisele, and allowed dozens of strangers into the family home to rape her.
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Teen US School Shooter Was In Therapy Over Parents' Troubled Relationship
The 15-year-old student, who opened fire at a Wisconsin school and killed two people, was in therapy due to her troubled family life, marked by parents' repeated divorces, according to court records.
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"Battered With Force Again And Again": Murdered Pak Girl's Parents Jailed
A UK court on Tuesday handed life sentences to the father and stepmother of a murdered 10-year-old British-Pakistani girl who died after being subjected to a prolonged "campaign of torture" and "despicable abuse".
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Two Plead Guilty In Formula One Legend Michael Schumacher Blackmail Plot
A father and son pleaded guilty in a German court Tuesday over a plot to blackmail the family of Michael Schumacher by threatening to release images of the Formula One legend.
