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UK Government Wins Court Battle Over Scotland's Gender Identity Reform
The UK government's blocking of a controversial Scottish gender recognition law was ruled lawful by Scotland's highest civil court on Friday.
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French Holocaust Denier Faces Extradition From UK
A prominent French Holocaust denier, who fled the country after being convicted under anti-Nazi laws, can be extradited back to France, a Scottish court ruled on Thursday.
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Scottish Court Rules Rape Suspect Accused Of Faking Own Death Can Be Extradited To US
Nicholas Rossi is wanted by the authorities in Utah for allegedly raping a woman in 2008.
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Isla Bryson, A Transgender, Convicted By Scottish Court For Raping 2 Women Before Sex-Change
A Scottish transgender woman has been found guilty of raping two women when she was a man.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects Scottish Independence Referendum Bid
The United Kingdom's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday the Scottish government cannot hold a second referendum on independence next year without approval from the British parliament.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Jailed In UK For Raping Woman He Met On Tinder
An Indian-origin doctor was on Wednesday sentenced to four years of imprisonment by a Scottish court after being found guilty by jurors of serious sexual assault against a woman over three years ago.
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Scottish Court Rules British PM's Suspension Of Parliament 'Unlawful'
Scotland's appeal court on Wednesday ruled British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament this month was "unlawful".
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Scottish Man Jailed For Locking 13-Month-Old Girl In Cloth Dryer: Report
A man in Scotland was on Monday sentenced to seven years in jail by the High Court in Edinburgh for putting a 13-month-girl in a clothes dryer and shutting the door, causing the machine to start, reports said.
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Scotland Seeks To Block Brexit Talks Without Its Approval
Scotland's government says it will ask Britain's Supreme Court to block Prime Minister Theresa May from triggering European Union exit talks without consulting the Scottish Parliament first.
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Court Asks Hotel Leela Venture To Pay Rs 258 Crore Royalty To Airports Authority
AAI, which owned 29000 square metres land near Mumbai Airport, had leased two parcels of land measuring 9000 square meters each to Leela Scottish Lace Ltd and Leela Venture Limited leaving behind 11000 square meters land, which initially was given on a licence to Leela.
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After 18 Years, Court Orders Life Term For Indian-Origin UK Man's Murderer
A Scottish national was today sentenced to life in jail for the murder of an Indian-origin man 18 years ago.
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Donald Trump Loses Fight Against Scottish Wind Farm
United States presidential hopeful Donald Trump lost a legal bid today to stop a planned wind farm near his golf resort in Scotland, with his company calling the ruling "small-minded and parochial".
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Indian-Origin Restaurateur Fined Over Hygiene in Britain
An Indian-origin restaurateur in the Scottish city of Aberdeen, was fined for breaching food hygiene standards two years ago, a media report said.
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UK Government Wins Court Battle Over Scotland's Gender Identity Reform
The UK government's blocking of a controversial Scottish gender recognition law was ruled lawful by Scotland's highest civil court on Friday.
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French Holocaust Denier Faces Extradition From UK
A prominent French Holocaust denier, who fled the country after being convicted under anti-Nazi laws, can be extradited back to France, a Scottish court ruled on Thursday.
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Scottish Court Rules Rape Suspect Accused Of Faking Own Death Can Be Extradited To US
Nicholas Rossi is wanted by the authorities in Utah for allegedly raping a woman in 2008.
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Isla Bryson, A Transgender, Convicted By Scottish Court For Raping 2 Women Before Sex-Change
A Scottish transgender woman has been found guilty of raping two women when she was a man.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects Scottish Independence Referendum Bid
The United Kingdom's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday the Scottish government cannot hold a second referendum on independence next year without approval from the British parliament.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Jailed In UK For Raping Woman He Met On Tinder
An Indian-origin doctor was on Wednesday sentenced to four years of imprisonment by a Scottish court after being found guilty by jurors of serious sexual assault against a woman over three years ago.
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Scottish Court Rules British PM's Suspension Of Parliament 'Unlawful'
Scotland's appeal court on Wednesday ruled British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament this month was "unlawful".
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Scottish Man Jailed For Locking 13-Month-Old Girl In Cloth Dryer: Report
A man in Scotland was on Monday sentenced to seven years in jail by the High Court in Edinburgh for putting a 13-month-girl in a clothes dryer and shutting the door, causing the machine to start, reports said.
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Scotland Seeks To Block Brexit Talks Without Its Approval
Scotland's government says it will ask Britain's Supreme Court to block Prime Minister Theresa May from triggering European Union exit talks without consulting the Scottish Parliament first.
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Court Asks Hotel Leela Venture To Pay Rs 258 Crore Royalty To Airports Authority
AAI, which owned 29000 square metres land near Mumbai Airport, had leased two parcels of land measuring 9000 square meters each to Leela Scottish Lace Ltd and Leela Venture Limited leaving behind 11000 square meters land, which initially was given on a licence to Leela.
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After 18 Years, Court Orders Life Term For Indian-Origin UK Man's Murderer
A Scottish national was today sentenced to life in jail for the murder of an Indian-origin man 18 years ago.
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Donald Trump Loses Fight Against Scottish Wind Farm
United States presidential hopeful Donald Trump lost a legal bid today to stop a planned wind farm near his golf resort in Scotland, with his company calling the ruling "small-minded and parochial".
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Indian-Origin Restaurateur Fined Over Hygiene in Britain
An Indian-origin restaurateur in the Scottish city of Aberdeen, was fined for breaching food hygiene standards two years ago, a media report said.
