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Convict Can't Get Parole To Just Maintain Relationship With Live-In Partner: High Court
Delhi High Court has held that Indian law, including the Delhi Prison Rules, does not permit the grant of parole to a convict solely for the purpose of maintaining a conjugal relationship with a live-in partner.
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Law Doesn't Allow Parole To Convict To Maintain Conjugal Relationships: Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday said the Indian law and prison rules do not permit parole to a prisoner on the ground of maintaining conjugal relationships, that too with a live-in partner.
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Accused In Minor's Rape Can't Serve Parole Where Survivor Lives: Rajasthan High Court
In a significant ruling, the Rajasthan High Court ordered that an accused charged under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 cannot serve parole in the same city or village where the survivor lives.
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Reconsider Asaram's Parole Application, Rajasthan High Court To Committee
The Rajasthan High court on Monday directed the parole committee of Jodhpur Central Jail to reconsider the application of self-styled godman Asaram under the 1958 rules for parole.
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Parole Granted To Prisoner To Be Excluded From Jail Term: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the period of parole granted to a prisoner is to be excluded from the sentence while considering his premature release.
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Challenged 'Parole To Have Child' Order, Supreme Court Said This
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to intervene in a Rajasthan High Court's ruling which had granted parole of fifteen days to a life-term convict to father a child.
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Treat Vishal Yadav's Parole Plea As Representation, Dispose It In 15 Days: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has directed the "competent authority", which under the prison rules is the Lt Governor, to treat the parole plea of Vishal Yadav, who is serving life term for killing business executive Nitish Katara in 2002, as a representation and dispose it within 15 days.
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Bombay High Court Rejects Abu Salem's Plea For Parole To Marry
A division bench comprising Acting Chief Justice V.K. Tahilramani and Justice M.S. Sonak declined the request on the ground that under the prison rules, those convicted under terror charges were not eligible either for furlough or parole.
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No Visitors, No Politics, No Poes Garden As Sasikala Gets 5-Day Parole
VK Sasikala walked out of a Bengaluru prison today, nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption. She has been granted five-day parole to travel to Chennai and visit her husband in hospital.
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Convicts Too Must Breathe Fresh Air, Maintain Family Ties, Says Supreme Court
Convicts too "must breathe fresh air" and be allowed to maintain social ties provided they show a tendency to reform, the Supreme Court has said and favoured a "humanistic approach" while dealing with pleas for parole or furlough to those serving long jail terms.
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Sasikala Wants 15-Day Parole To Meet Critically Ill Husband M Natarajan
VK Sasikala, recently removed as the chief of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK, has requested parole for 15 days to attend to her husband M Natarajan, who is critically ill. Ms Sasikala has been in a Bengaluru prison since February this year in a corruption case.
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Sahara's Aamby Valley Set To Go On Auction In October, Says Supreme Court
Spread over 8,900 acres, Aamby Valley is Sahara's flagship project comprising luxury resorts and an airport and valued at around Rs 38,000 crore.
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Return Sanjay Dutt To Jail If Rules Were Broken: Maharashtra Government
Actor Sanjay Dutt should return to jail if he was allowed parole because of his VIP status, the Maharashtra government said today in court.
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Ensure No Parole For Convicts: Bilkis Bano
Gujarat gang-rape survivor Bilkis Bano on Monday said that after 15 years of indescribable struggle she is preparing for a new beginning after last week's court ruling, and urged that the 11 men convicted by the court should not be granted parole.
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Rule Revision On, Maharashtra Government Puts Paroles On Hold
All parole applications have been put on hold in Maharashtra. The state's home department has said no parole will be granted till revised parole rules are notified.
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Convict Can't Get Parole To Just Maintain Relationship With Live-In Partner: High Court
Delhi High Court has held that Indian law, including the Delhi Prison Rules, does not permit the grant of parole to a convict solely for the purpose of maintaining a conjugal relationship with a live-in partner.
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Law Doesn't Allow Parole To Convict To Maintain Conjugal Relationships: Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday said the Indian law and prison rules do not permit parole to a prisoner on the ground of maintaining conjugal relationships, that too with a live-in partner.
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Accused In Minor's Rape Can't Serve Parole Where Survivor Lives: Rajasthan High Court
In a significant ruling, the Rajasthan High Court ordered that an accused charged under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 cannot serve parole in the same city or village where the survivor lives.
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Reconsider Asaram's Parole Application, Rajasthan High Court To Committee
The Rajasthan High court on Monday directed the parole committee of Jodhpur Central Jail to reconsider the application of self-styled godman Asaram under the 1958 rules for parole.
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Parole Granted To Prisoner To Be Excluded From Jail Term: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the period of parole granted to a prisoner is to be excluded from the sentence while considering his premature release.
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Challenged 'Parole To Have Child' Order, Supreme Court Said This
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to intervene in a Rajasthan High Court's ruling which had granted parole of fifteen days to a life-term convict to father a child.
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Treat Vishal Yadav's Parole Plea As Representation, Dispose It In 15 Days: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has directed the "competent authority", which under the prison rules is the Lt Governor, to treat the parole plea of Vishal Yadav, who is serving life term for killing business executive Nitish Katara in 2002, as a representation and dispose it within 15 days.
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Bombay High Court Rejects Abu Salem's Plea For Parole To Marry
A division bench comprising Acting Chief Justice V.K. Tahilramani and Justice M.S. Sonak declined the request on the ground that under the prison rules, those convicted under terror charges were not eligible either for furlough or parole.
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No Visitors, No Politics, No Poes Garden As Sasikala Gets 5-Day Parole
VK Sasikala walked out of a Bengaluru prison today, nearly eight months after she was jailed for corruption. She has been granted five-day parole to travel to Chennai and visit her husband in hospital.
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Convicts Too Must Breathe Fresh Air, Maintain Family Ties, Says Supreme Court
Convicts too "must breathe fresh air" and be allowed to maintain social ties provided they show a tendency to reform, the Supreme Court has said and favoured a "humanistic approach" while dealing with pleas for parole or furlough to those serving long jail terms.
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Sasikala Wants 15-Day Parole To Meet Critically Ill Husband M Natarajan
VK Sasikala, recently removed as the chief of Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK, has requested parole for 15 days to attend to her husband M Natarajan, who is critically ill. Ms Sasikala has been in a Bengaluru prison since February this year in a corruption case.
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Sahara's Aamby Valley Set To Go On Auction In October, Says Supreme Court
Spread over 8,900 acres, Aamby Valley is Sahara's flagship project comprising luxury resorts and an airport and valued at around Rs 38,000 crore.
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Return Sanjay Dutt To Jail If Rules Were Broken: Maharashtra Government
Actor Sanjay Dutt should return to jail if he was allowed parole because of his VIP status, the Maharashtra government said today in court.
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Ensure No Parole For Convicts: Bilkis Bano
Gujarat gang-rape survivor Bilkis Bano on Monday said that after 15 years of indescribable struggle she is preparing for a new beginning after last week's court ruling, and urged that the 11 men convicted by the court should not be granted parole.
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Rule Revision On, Maharashtra Government Puts Paroles On Hold
All parole applications have been put on hold in Maharashtra. The state's home department has said no parole will be granted till revised parole rules are notified.
