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Retired Delhi High Court Judge Sunil Gaur May Head PMLA Tribunal: Report
The government is believed to have appointed Justice Sunil Gaur, who had rejected the bail plea of former finance minister P Chidambaram in the INX Media case, as chairman of the PMLA Appellate Tribunal.
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Supreme Court To Hear P Chidambaram's Plea On Anticipatory Bail Today
Former Union Minister P Chidambaram's plea challenging a Delhi High Court verdict that turned down his appeal for protection from arrest in the INX Media case will be heard by the Supreme Court today. His appeal would be heard by a bench comprising Justices R Banumathi and AS Bopanna.
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Shashi Tharoor Backs "Persecuted" Chidambaram With A Tweet And A Big Word
A day after probe agencies summoned Union Minister P Chidambaram in an alleged money laundering case involving INX Media, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor came out in his support with a tweet claiming that justice will prevail in the end. And true to his style, he took the opportunity to treat his followers on social media to yet another tongue twist...
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"Just Because Chidambaram Is MP?" Court Explains Why No Anticipatory Bail
The Delhi High Court today rejected former Union Minister P Chidambaram's request for anticipatory bail, leaving him open to the possibility of being arrested in the INX Media case. The Congress leader's legal team, led by senior advocate Kapil Sibal, is expected to challenge the order in Supreme Court. The court said Mr Chidambaram appears to be t...
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Judge Who Rejected P Chidambaram's Anticipatory Bail Request Retires On Friday
Former finance minister P Chidambaram was denied protection from arrest today in the INX Media case with a Delhi High Court judge saying "the facts of the case prima facie reveal that the petitioner is the kingpin, the key conspirator."
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Delhi High Court Judge Raises Questions on Loan in the National Herald Case
Justice Sunil Gaur of the Delhi High Court has raised some questions about the Congress party's action of assigning to a charitable company a debt of Rs 90.25 crore owed to it by the publishers of National Herald.
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Retired Delhi High Court Judge Sunil Gaur May Head PMLA Tribunal: Report
The government is believed to have appointed Justice Sunil Gaur, who had rejected the bail plea of former finance minister P Chidambaram in the INX Media case, as chairman of the PMLA Appellate Tribunal.
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Supreme Court To Hear P Chidambaram's Plea On Anticipatory Bail Today
Former Union Minister P Chidambaram's plea challenging a Delhi High Court verdict that turned down his appeal for protection from arrest in the INX Media case will be heard by the Supreme Court today. His appeal would be heard by a bench comprising Justices R Banumathi and AS Bopanna.
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Shashi Tharoor Backs "Persecuted" Chidambaram With A Tweet And A Big Word
A day after probe agencies summoned Union Minister P Chidambaram in an alleged money laundering case involving INX Media, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor came out in his support with a tweet claiming that justice will prevail in the end. And true to his style, he took the opportunity to treat his followers on social media to yet another tongue twist...
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"Just Because Chidambaram Is MP?" Court Explains Why No Anticipatory Bail
The Delhi High Court today rejected former Union Minister P Chidambaram's request for anticipatory bail, leaving him open to the possibility of being arrested in the INX Media case. The Congress leader's legal team, led by senior advocate Kapil Sibal, is expected to challenge the order in Supreme Court. The court said Mr Chidambaram appears to be t...
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Judge Who Rejected P Chidambaram's Anticipatory Bail Request Retires On Friday
Former finance minister P Chidambaram was denied protection from arrest today in the INX Media case with a Delhi High Court judge saying "the facts of the case prima facie reveal that the petitioner is the kingpin, the key conspirator."
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Delhi High Court Judge Raises Questions on Loan in the National Herald Case
Justice Sunil Gaur of the Delhi High Court has raised some questions about the Congress party's action of assigning to a charitable company a debt of Rs 90.25 crore owed to it by the publishers of National Herald.
