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Calling Someone 'Miyan-Tiyan', 'Pakistani' Not An Offence: Supreme Court
A Supreme Court bench made the observation while closing a case against a man accused of calling a government servant 'Pakistani'.
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"Arbitrary, Illegal": Top Court Sets Aside Dismissal Of Two Women Civil Judges
A bench of Justices B V Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh directed that the two officers be reinstated in service within 15 days.
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Anti-Money Laundering Law Misused Like Dowry Law: Supreme Court
The PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) is being used repeatedly to keep people in jail, the Supreme Court said today. A bench pulling up the Enforcement Directorate, said the law is being misused like the dowry law.
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Top Court To Mark 75 Years With All 33 Judges In Ceremonial Bench Tomorrow
With the Supreme Court set to complete 75 years on Tuesday, a ceremonial bench of all 34 judges, including Chief Justice Of India Sanjiv Khanna, will assemble in courtroom number 1 at 3.30pm to mark the Diamond Jubilee year.
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"Death Great Leveller": Supreme Court's Split Verdict In Bastar Burial Case
The Supreme Court today delivered a split verdict in the case relating to the burial of a Christian pastor in Chhattisgarh's Bastar, but did not refer the matter to a larger bench because the body has been in the morgue for nearly three weeks now
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How Is Shouting "Jai Shri Ram" Inside A Mosque An Offence? Top Court Asks
A bench of Justices Pankaj Mithal and Sandeep Mehta made the observation while hearing a plea challenging the Karnataka High Court's order quashing the proceedings against two persons for allegedly shouting "Jai Shri Ram" inside a mosque.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Places Of Worship Act On Thursday
The Supreme Court has notified a three-judge special bench to hear petitions challenging the validity of certain provisions of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991.
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In Delhi Pollution Case, Court Commissioners Claim Threat, Bench Responds
Coming down heavily on Delhi and other NCR states for not paying an allowance to labourers after construction activities were halted due to air pollution, the Supreme Court today said ball starts rolling only when it summons officers
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Supreme Court Asks About Delhi Construction Ban. Lawyer's Reply Stuns Judge
The Supreme Court bench hearing petitions linked to Delhi's toxic air quality was in for a shock when a senior lawyer pointed out that construction was underway on the court premises despite a ban on construction activities.
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"Bad In Law": Top Court Judge On 1981 Reference In Aligarh Muslim University Case
Terming a reference by a two-judge bench to a larger one over the minority status issue of Aligarh Muslim University as "bad in law", Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant said it undermined the authority of the chief justice of India.
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Justice DY Chandrachud's Final Message As Chief Justice Of India
On the final day of his tenure as the Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud delivered a message from the ceremonial bench and acknowledged the reality that he would no longer serve as the country's top judge.
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Aligarh Muslim University A Minority Institution? Supreme Court's Key 4:3 Verdict
A seven-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court ruled 4:3 Friday to overturn a key 1967 judgement on the Aligarh Muslim University, which removed minority status, but left it to a second (as yet unconstituted) bench to decide if it must revert.
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Supreme Court To Deliver Its Verdict In Aligarh Muslim University Minority Status
A seven-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will deliver on Friday its judgment on the issue of minority status of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU).
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Recruitment Rules For Government Jobs Can't Be Changed Midway Unless Prescribed: Supreme Court
The bench said that extant rules having statutory force are binding on the recruiting bodies both in terms of procedure and eligibility.
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"With Passage Of Time...": Judge's Dissenting Verdict On Assam Accord Ruling
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, which recognised the Assam Accord, but one of the judges of the bench gave a dissenting judgment.
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Calling Someone 'Miyan-Tiyan', 'Pakistani' Not An Offence: Supreme Court
A Supreme Court bench made the observation while closing a case against a man accused of calling a government servant 'Pakistani'.
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"Arbitrary, Illegal": Top Court Sets Aside Dismissal Of Two Women Civil Judges
A bench of Justices B V Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh directed that the two officers be reinstated in service within 15 days.
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Anti-Money Laundering Law Misused Like Dowry Law: Supreme Court
The PMLA (Prevention of Money Laundering Act) is being used repeatedly to keep people in jail, the Supreme Court said today. A bench pulling up the Enforcement Directorate, said the law is being misused like the dowry law.
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Top Court To Mark 75 Years With All 33 Judges In Ceremonial Bench Tomorrow
With the Supreme Court set to complete 75 years on Tuesday, a ceremonial bench of all 34 judges, including Chief Justice Of India Sanjiv Khanna, will assemble in courtroom number 1 at 3.30pm to mark the Diamond Jubilee year.
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"Death Great Leveller": Supreme Court's Split Verdict In Bastar Burial Case
The Supreme Court today delivered a split verdict in the case relating to the burial of a Christian pastor in Chhattisgarh's Bastar, but did not refer the matter to a larger bench because the body has been in the morgue for nearly three weeks now
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How Is Shouting "Jai Shri Ram" Inside A Mosque An Offence? Top Court Asks
A bench of Justices Pankaj Mithal and Sandeep Mehta made the observation while hearing a plea challenging the Karnataka High Court's order quashing the proceedings against two persons for allegedly shouting "Jai Shri Ram" inside a mosque.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Places Of Worship Act On Thursday
The Supreme Court has notified a three-judge special bench to hear petitions challenging the validity of certain provisions of the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991.
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In Delhi Pollution Case, Court Commissioners Claim Threat, Bench Responds
Coming down heavily on Delhi and other NCR states for not paying an allowance to labourers after construction activities were halted due to air pollution, the Supreme Court today said ball starts rolling only when it summons officers
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Supreme Court Asks About Delhi Construction Ban. Lawyer's Reply Stuns Judge
The Supreme Court bench hearing petitions linked to Delhi's toxic air quality was in for a shock when a senior lawyer pointed out that construction was underway on the court premises despite a ban on construction activities.
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"Bad In Law": Top Court Judge On 1981 Reference In Aligarh Muslim University Case
Terming a reference by a two-judge bench to a larger one over the minority status issue of Aligarh Muslim University as "bad in law", Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant said it undermined the authority of the chief justice of India.
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Justice DY Chandrachud's Final Message As Chief Justice Of India
On the final day of his tenure as the Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud delivered a message from the ceremonial bench and acknowledged the reality that he would no longer serve as the country's top judge.
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Aligarh Muslim University A Minority Institution? Supreme Court's Key 4:3 Verdict
A seven-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court ruled 4:3 Friday to overturn a key 1967 judgement on the Aligarh Muslim University, which removed minority status, but left it to a second (as yet unconstituted) bench to decide if it must revert.
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Supreme Court To Deliver Its Verdict In Aligarh Muslim University Minority Status
A seven-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will deliver on Friday its judgment on the issue of minority status of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU).
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Recruitment Rules For Government Jobs Can't Be Changed Midway Unless Prescribed: Supreme Court
The bench said that extant rules having statutory force are binding on the recruiting bodies both in terms of procedure and eligibility.
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"With Passage Of Time...": Judge's Dissenting Verdict On Assam Accord Ruling
The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the validity of Section 6A of the Citizenship Act, which recognised the Assam Accord, but one of the judges of the bench gave a dissenting judgment.
