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Chief Justice Opts Out Of Case Related To Poll Body Chief Appointment
Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna has recused himself from petitions against a law removing the holder of India's highest judicial post from a panel that appoints the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners.
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Manchester City Win Legal Battle Against Premier League Over Sponsorship Laws
This case was separate from the 115 charges that are being heard by an independent panel that Premier League have brought forward on the club.
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Top Tax Authority CBDT Forms Panel To Review Income Tax Law
An internal committee of the Income Tax Department will review the 1961 direct tax law to eliminate redundant clauses as well as adopt best global practices to simplify it for taxpayers for better compliance, CBDT chief Ravi Agrawal has said.
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First Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Waqf Amendment Bill Underway
Parliament's Joint Committee on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill met in Delhi for the first time today where officials from the minority affairs and law ministries are briefing them about the various amendments proposed in the draft law.
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"Criminal Negligence": Probe Panel Blames Rau's IAS, Civic Body For Delhi Basement Tragedy
A magisterial probe into the deaths of three UPSC aspirants in the flooding of a coaching centre's basement has indicated mala fide violations of several laws by the MCD and the fire
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West Bengal Forms Seven-Member Panel To Review New Criminal Laws
The West Bengal government has constituted a seven-member panel headed by a retired judge of the Calcutta High Court to review the three new criminal laws, an official said on Wednesday.
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Law Panel May Propose Simultaneous Polls In 2029, Add Chapter In Constitution
Law Commission is likely to recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election' and holding the gigantic democratic exercise of simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies across India by 2029.
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What Law Panel Said About "Worrisome Trend" In NRIs, OCIs Marrying Indians
Describing as a "worrisome trend" the "rising" cases of fraudulent marriages between NRIs and Indian citizens, the Law Commission has recommended a comprehensive law to deal with the situation and compulsory registration of such alliances.
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Those Damaging Public Property Should Pay To Get Bail: Law Panel
Compelling offenders to deposit the estimated value of the public property damaged by them as a condition for granting bail would definitely work as a deterrent against such acts, the Law Commission has said.
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Criminal Defamation Should Be Retained As Offence: Law Panel
The Law Commission has recommended that criminal defamation should be retained within the scheme of criminal laws in India.
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Report Filed After Examining If Driving Licence Law Needs Change: Centre
Centre told the Supreme Court that a panel has submitted a draft report after examining a legal question that whether a person holding a driving licence for a light motor vehicle is also entitled to legally drive a transport vehicle.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay New Law On Appointment Of Election Commissioners
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to stay the new law that provides for appointment of the chief election commissioner and election commissioners by a panel excluding the Chief Justice of India.
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Delhi Police Form Panel To Study New Criminal Laws, Prepare Course Material
The Delhi Police has set up a committee of high-ranking officers to study the three new criminal law bills recently passed by Parliament.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Changes In Law To Tackle Monument Encroachment
A parliamentary panel has recommended to the Centre that in the upcoming amendment of the AMASR Act, "strong provisions" may be incorporated for fixing accountability of government officials for tackling encroachment of centrally protected monuments.
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Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
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Chief Justice Opts Out Of Case Related To Poll Body Chief Appointment
Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna has recused himself from petitions against a law removing the holder of India's highest judicial post from a panel that appoints the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners.
-
Manchester City Win Legal Battle Against Premier League Over Sponsorship Laws
This case was separate from the 115 charges that are being heard by an independent panel that Premier League have brought forward on the club.
-
Top Tax Authority CBDT Forms Panel To Review Income Tax Law
An internal committee of the Income Tax Department will review the 1961 direct tax law to eliminate redundant clauses as well as adopt best global practices to simplify it for taxpayers for better compliance, CBDT chief Ravi Agrawal has said.
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First Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Waqf Amendment Bill Underway
Parliament's Joint Committee on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill met in Delhi for the first time today where officials from the minority affairs and law ministries are briefing them about the various amendments proposed in the draft law.
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"Criminal Negligence": Probe Panel Blames Rau's IAS, Civic Body For Delhi Basement Tragedy
A magisterial probe into the deaths of three UPSC aspirants in the flooding of a coaching centre's basement has indicated mala fide violations of several laws by the MCD and the fire
-
West Bengal Forms Seven-Member Panel To Review New Criminal Laws
The West Bengal government has constituted a seven-member panel headed by a retired judge of the Calcutta High Court to review the three new criminal laws, an official said on Wednesday.
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Law Panel May Propose Simultaneous Polls In 2029, Add Chapter In Constitution
Law Commission is likely to recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election' and holding the gigantic democratic exercise of simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies across India by 2029.
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What Law Panel Said About "Worrisome Trend" In NRIs, OCIs Marrying Indians
Describing as a "worrisome trend" the "rising" cases of fraudulent marriages between NRIs and Indian citizens, the Law Commission has recommended a comprehensive law to deal with the situation and compulsory registration of such alliances.
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Those Damaging Public Property Should Pay To Get Bail: Law Panel
Compelling offenders to deposit the estimated value of the public property damaged by them as a condition for granting bail would definitely work as a deterrent against such acts, the Law Commission has said.
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Criminal Defamation Should Be Retained As Offence: Law Panel
The Law Commission has recommended that criminal defamation should be retained within the scheme of criminal laws in India.
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Report Filed After Examining If Driving Licence Law Needs Change: Centre
Centre told the Supreme Court that a panel has submitted a draft report after examining a legal question that whether a person holding a driving licence for a light motor vehicle is also entitled to legally drive a transport vehicle.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay New Law On Appointment Of Election Commissioners
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to stay the new law that provides for appointment of the chief election commissioner and election commissioners by a panel excluding the Chief Justice of India.
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Delhi Police Form Panel To Study New Criminal Laws, Prepare Course Material
The Delhi Police has set up a committee of high-ranking officers to study the three new criminal law bills recently passed by Parliament.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Changes In Law To Tackle Monument Encroachment
A parliamentary panel has recommended to the Centre that in the upcoming amendment of the AMASR Act, "strong provisions" may be incorporated for fixing accountability of government officials for tackling encroachment of centrally protected monuments.
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Government Replaces "Mental Illness" With "Unsound Mind" In 3 Criminal Law Bills
Centre introduced the term "unsound mind" in place of "mental illness", on the recommendations of a parliamentary panel, in the redrafted criminal law bills that seek to replace the British-era Indian Penal Code, CrPC and Indian Evidence Act.
