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Supreme Court Junks Ex ISRO Scientist's Petition Against Dismissal
The Supreme Court has junked a scientist's plea challenging his dismissal from service by ISRO, saying the space agency was justified in suspecting his honesty and integrity on account of his unauthorised association with a South Korean institution.
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In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.
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Unfaithful Spouses Cannot File Divorce Lawsuits: South Korean Supreme Court
South Korea's Supreme Court today ruled that unfaithful spouses are not allowed to file divorce lawsuits in accordance with the no-fault law.
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South Korean President's Nominee For Prime Minister Withdraws
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's nominee for prime minister withdrew his name Wednesday, following controversy over income which he amassed while practising law last year as a former Supreme Court justice.
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South Korea President Park Names ex-Top Judge to Replace Prime Minister
South Korean President Park Geun-hye named on Thursday a former supreme court justice as prime minister to replace an incumbent who resigned over the government's inadequate response to the April 16 ferry disaster that killed more than 300 passengers.
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Supreme Court asks Samsung's billionaire boss to surrender in cheating case
The Supreme Court has asked handset maker Samsung Electronics' Chairman Lee Kun-hee to surrender in a $1.4 million (or Rs 84 lakh at 1 dollar=60 rupee) cheating case. Mr Kun-hee, a South Korean billionaire, has to surrender before the Ghaziabad court within six weeks, the top court has ruled.
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POSCO's Rs 65,000 crores Odisha project boosted by Supreme Court order
POSCO's planned Rs 65,000 crores project in India got a boost on Friday after the Supreme Court said the government will decide on giving the South Korean steelmaker's long-delayed plant preferential access to iron ore.
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Government to decide on giving iron ore license to Posco: Supreme Court
The government will decide if South Korean steelmaker POSCO can have preferential access to an iron ore mine for its planned $12 billion steel plant, a top court said, providing a boost to the troubled project billed as the country's largest foreign direct investment.
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Supreme Court Junks Ex ISRO Scientist's Petition Against Dismissal
The Supreme Court has junked a scientist's plea challenging his dismissal from service by ISRO, saying the space agency was justified in suspecting his honesty and integrity on account of his unauthorised association with a South Korean institution.
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In A Landmark Ruling, South Korean Court Recognises Same-Sex Couple's Rights
The case, which will now go to the Supreme Court, was brought by a gay couple, So Seong-wook and Kim Yong-min, who live together and held a wedding ceremony in 2019.
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South Korean Tycoon Jailed For Fraud, Tax Evasion
Ailing South Korean business tycoon Lee Jay-Hyun was sentenced to two and a half years in prison today, following a court review of his trial on charges ranging from embezzlement to tax evasion.
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Unfaithful Spouses Cannot File Divorce Lawsuits: South Korean Supreme Court
South Korea's Supreme Court today ruled that unfaithful spouses are not allowed to file divorce lawsuits in accordance with the no-fault law.
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South Korean President's Nominee For Prime Minister Withdraws
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's nominee for prime minister withdrew his name Wednesday, following controversy over income which he amassed while practising law last year as a former Supreme Court justice.
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South Korea President Park Names ex-Top Judge to Replace Prime Minister
South Korean President Park Geun-hye named on Thursday a former supreme court justice as prime minister to replace an incumbent who resigned over the government's inadequate response to the April 16 ferry disaster that killed more than 300 passengers.
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Supreme Court asks Samsung's billionaire boss to surrender in cheating case
The Supreme Court has asked handset maker Samsung Electronics' Chairman Lee Kun-hee to surrender in a $1.4 million (or Rs 84 lakh at 1 dollar=60 rupee) cheating case. Mr Kun-hee, a South Korean billionaire, has to surrender before the Ghaziabad court within six weeks, the top court has ruled.
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POSCO's Rs 65,000 crores Odisha project boosted by Supreme Court order
POSCO's planned Rs 65,000 crores project in India got a boost on Friday after the Supreme Court said the government will decide on giving the South Korean steelmaker's long-delayed plant preferential access to iron ore.
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Government to decide on giving iron ore license to Posco: Supreme Court
The government will decide if South Korean steelmaker POSCO can have preferential access to an iron ore mine for its planned $12 billion steel plant, a top court said, providing a boost to the troubled project billed as the country's largest foreign direct investment.
