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UK Cops Called After 13-Year-Old Children Get ''Excessively Drunk'' At Party
Notably, the party was held for a 15-year-old girl, but no parents or legal guardians were in attendance.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
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Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: Key Things To Know
Parents of a girl child or the legal guardians can open the savings accounts under this scheme at the designated post offices and bank branches.
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Despite Marrying Willingly, Minor Girl Can't Live With Husband: Allahabad High Court
Despite marrying a man willingly after being lured out of the custody of her legal guardian, a minor girl cannot live with her husband, the Allahabad High Court has ruled.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Woman's Plea Against Probe Into Her Legal Father's Marriage
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the plea of a 20-year-old woman against a departmental inquiry ordered by the Chhattisgarh government into her legal guardian, a senior IPS officer, allegedly marrying her biological mother despite being already married.
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Nobody Has Right To Become Self-Appointed Guardian Of Law: Supreme Court
Nobody has the right to become a "self-appointed guardian" of law as mob violence runs against the very core of legal principles signalling chaos and lawlessness, the Supreme Court said Monday while making it clear that states have a duty to protect the citizens.
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Minimum Annual Deposit Of Sukanya Samriddhi Account Slashed To Rs 250 From Rs 1,000: 10 Points
The minimum deposit for government-backed small savings scheme for the girl child, Sukanya Samriddhi, has been slashed to Rs 250 from Rs 1,000. This means that customers need to make a minimum annual deposit of only Rs 250 in this account, reported news agency Press Trust of India. The maximum yearly deposit, however, stands unchanged at Rs 1,50,00...
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India Does Away With Last Page Of Passport
One of the recommendations of the committee to do away with the printing of information contained in the passport such as names of father or legal guardian, mother, spouse, and address contained in the last page of the passport.
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We're Not "Super Guardian", Teen Can Choose To Stay With Father, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said it was not a "super guardian" as it allowed a woman, who is legally an adult, to stay with her father in Kuwait and pursue her career, rejecting the mother's plea that she was in his illegal custody.
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IVF Expert Suggests Adopting Self Regulations In Assisting Elderly
Elderly couples who want to have a child through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) should compulsorily nominate legal guardians for the baby prior to treatment, a doctor who recently helped a septuagenarian couple give birth to their first child has suggested to the top body of gynecologists in the country.
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French Lawmakers Adopt Bill to Block Minors From Leaving for Jihad
French lawmakers adopted a draft law Thursday that will require minors to have permission from their parents or legal guardians before leaving the country in a bid to curb departures for jihad in Iraq or Syria.
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Unwed Mother Can be Child's Guardian Without Father's Consent: Supreme Court
An unwed mother can be the legal guardian of a child without the consent of the father, the Supreme Court today ruled.
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US leaks journalist's partner sues over UK detention
The partner of the US journalist behind the Edward Snowden leaks launched legal action against Britain on Tuesday for holding him under anti-terror laws as the government admitted it was kept informed about his detention.
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Guardian says Britain forced it to destroy Edward Snowden material
The Guardian, a major outlet for revelations based on leaks from former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, says the British government threatened legal action against the newspaper unless it either destroyed the classified documents or handed them back to British authorities.
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Britney Spears "terrified" of testifying against her former manager
Britney Spears who is being sued along with her parents by her ex-manager Sam Lutfi for breach of contract and defamation - is worried she might have to appear in court, despite her legal guardians insisting she isn't well enough to testify.
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UK Cops Called After 13-Year-Old Children Get ''Excessively Drunk'' At Party
Notably, the party was held for a 15-year-old girl, but no parents or legal guardians were in attendance.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
-
Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana: Key Things To Know
Parents of a girl child or the legal guardians can open the savings accounts under this scheme at the designated post offices and bank branches.
-
Despite Marrying Willingly, Minor Girl Can't Live With Husband: Allahabad High Court
Despite marrying a man willingly after being lured out of the custody of her legal guardian, a minor girl cannot live with her husband, the Allahabad High Court has ruled.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Woman's Plea Against Probe Into Her Legal Father's Marriage
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the plea of a 20-year-old woman against a departmental inquiry ordered by the Chhattisgarh government into her legal guardian, a senior IPS officer, allegedly marrying her biological mother despite being already married.
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Nobody Has Right To Become Self-Appointed Guardian Of Law: Supreme Court
Nobody has the right to become a "self-appointed guardian" of law as mob violence runs against the very core of legal principles signalling chaos and lawlessness, the Supreme Court said Monday while making it clear that states have a duty to protect the citizens.
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Minimum Annual Deposit Of Sukanya Samriddhi Account Slashed To Rs 250 From Rs 1,000: 10 Points
The minimum deposit for government-backed small savings scheme for the girl child, Sukanya Samriddhi, has been slashed to Rs 250 from Rs 1,000. This means that customers need to make a minimum annual deposit of only Rs 250 in this account, reported news agency Press Trust of India. The maximum yearly deposit, however, stands unchanged at Rs 1,50,00...
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India Does Away With Last Page Of Passport
One of the recommendations of the committee to do away with the printing of information contained in the passport such as names of father or legal guardian, mother, spouse, and address contained in the last page of the passport.
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We're Not "Super Guardian", Teen Can Choose To Stay With Father, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said it was not a "super guardian" as it allowed a woman, who is legally an adult, to stay with her father in Kuwait and pursue her career, rejecting the mother's plea that she was in his illegal custody.
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IVF Expert Suggests Adopting Self Regulations In Assisting Elderly
Elderly couples who want to have a child through in-vitro fertilization (IVF) should compulsorily nominate legal guardians for the baby prior to treatment, a doctor who recently helped a septuagenarian couple give birth to their first child has suggested to the top body of gynecologists in the country.
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French Lawmakers Adopt Bill to Block Minors From Leaving for Jihad
French lawmakers adopted a draft law Thursday that will require minors to have permission from their parents or legal guardians before leaving the country in a bid to curb departures for jihad in Iraq or Syria.
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Unwed Mother Can be Child's Guardian Without Father's Consent: Supreme Court
An unwed mother can be the legal guardian of a child without the consent of the father, the Supreme Court today ruled.
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US leaks journalist's partner sues over UK detention
The partner of the US journalist behind the Edward Snowden leaks launched legal action against Britain on Tuesday for holding him under anti-terror laws as the government admitted it was kept informed about his detention.
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Guardian says Britain forced it to destroy Edward Snowden material
The Guardian, a major outlet for revelations based on leaks from former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, says the British government threatened legal action against the newspaper unless it either destroyed the classified documents or handed them back to British authorities.
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Britney Spears "terrified" of testifying against her former manager
Britney Spears who is being sued along with her parents by her ex-manager Sam Lutfi for breach of contract and defamation - is worried she might have to appear in court, despite her legal guardians insisting she isn't well enough to testify.
