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Poetry To UK Precedent: What Went Into Landmark 'Bulldozer Justice' Verdict
In a landmark judgment yesterday, the Supreme Court demolished the idea of 'bulldozer justice' that several state governments had unleashed against accused in heinous criminal cases.
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"Government Can't Take Over...": Big Supreme Court Order On Private Property
Not all privately owned properties qualify as community resources that the State can take over for the common good, the Supreme Court said in a landmark verdict today.
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In Landmark Verdict, Top Court Says States Can Rule On 'Industrial Liquor'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that state governments can legislate on the sale of 'industrial alcohol', otherwise called 'denatured spirits', by including it under the term 'intoxicating liquor' in the State List.
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"Right To Live With Dignity..." Supreme Court Bans Caste-Based Discrimination In Prisons
In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court on Thursday banned caste-based discrimination like division of manual labour, segregation of barracks and bias against prisoners of de-notified tribes and habitual offenders.
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Video: Chief Justice's 'Don't Shout At Me' Retort During Poll Bonds Hearing
The Supreme Court today witnessed dramatic exchanges as a Constitution bench heard petitions that argued that State Bank of India (SBI) had provided incomplete data after the landmark verdict in the electoral bonds case.
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How Court Stripped MPs/MLAs Of Immunity In Bribery Cases. What It Means
In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court today ruled that an MP or MLA cannot claim immunity from prosecution if he/she is accused of taking a bribe for a vote or a speech in the House.
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What Was 1998 Narasimha Rao Case Behind Big Order On MPs, MLAs' Immunity?
In a landmark verdict by the Supreme Court, a seven-judge bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said members of parliament and state legislatures are not immune from prosecution in bribery cases.
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'Corruption, Bribery Destroy...': Big Order On Legal Shield For MPs, MLAs
Lawmakers in parliament and state legislatures are not immune from prosecution in bribery cases, the Supreme Court ruled today. The landmark verdict was delivered by a seven-judge constitution bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
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Electoral Bonds Not Encashed Yet Shall Be Refunded: Supreme Court
In a landmark judgment today, the Supreme Court of India declared the electoral bonds scheme for political funding as unconstitutional, citing a violation of citizens' right to information.
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Chief Justice Of India, Former Chief Justices Invited To Ram Temple Ceremony
The Uttar Pradesh government's list of invitees also include over 50 jurists, including former chief justices, judges and top lawyers, as well as K Parasaran, the counsel for 'Ram Lalla'.
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Supreme Court Judges Behind 2019 Ayodhya Verdict Get Pran Pratishtha Invites
The five Supreme Court judges behind the landmark 2019 verdict that awarded the land in Ayodhya - on which the Babri Masjid once stood - to the Ram Lalla, or infant Lord Ram, deity, are invited to the 'pran pratishtha', or consecration ceremony.
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People Can Have Different Opinion: Article 370 Judge On Landmark Verdict
The unanimous judgment on Kashmir was the opinion of five judges and people can differ, Justice (Retd) SK Kaul, who was part of the constitution bench that delivered the verdict, told NDTV today.
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A Look At Landmark Verdicts Of Supreme Court In 2023
The Supreme Court of India in 2023 delivered many landmark verdicts on issues ranging from Article 370 to the recognition of same-sex marriages.
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Opinion: Breaking Down Supreme Court's Article 370 Judgment
In a landmark verdict, a five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud unanimously upheld the presidential order to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution.
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Court Relief To Japan Transgender Woman Over Access To Female Toilets
In a landmark verdict, Japan's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled in favour of a transgender bureaucrat who sued the government over access to female toilets at work.
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Poetry To UK Precedent: What Went Into Landmark 'Bulldozer Justice' Verdict
In a landmark judgment yesterday, the Supreme Court demolished the idea of 'bulldozer justice' that several state governments had unleashed against accused in heinous criminal cases.
-
"Government Can't Take Over...": Big Supreme Court Order On Private Property
Not all privately owned properties qualify as community resources that the State can take over for the common good, the Supreme Court said in a landmark verdict today.
-
In Landmark Verdict, Top Court Says States Can Rule On 'Industrial Liquor'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that state governments can legislate on the sale of 'industrial alcohol', otherwise called 'denatured spirits', by including it under the term 'intoxicating liquor' in the State List.
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"Right To Live With Dignity..." Supreme Court Bans Caste-Based Discrimination In Prisons
In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court on Thursday banned caste-based discrimination like division of manual labour, segregation of barracks and bias against prisoners of de-notified tribes and habitual offenders.
-
Video: Chief Justice's 'Don't Shout At Me' Retort During Poll Bonds Hearing
The Supreme Court today witnessed dramatic exchanges as a Constitution bench heard petitions that argued that State Bank of India (SBI) had provided incomplete data after the landmark verdict in the electoral bonds case.
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How Court Stripped MPs/MLAs Of Immunity In Bribery Cases. What It Means
In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court today ruled that an MP or MLA cannot claim immunity from prosecution if he/she is accused of taking a bribe for a vote or a speech in the House.
-
What Was 1998 Narasimha Rao Case Behind Big Order On MPs, MLAs' Immunity?
In a landmark verdict by the Supreme Court, a seven-judge bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said members of parliament and state legislatures are not immune from prosecution in bribery cases.
-
'Corruption, Bribery Destroy...': Big Order On Legal Shield For MPs, MLAs
Lawmakers in parliament and state legislatures are not immune from prosecution in bribery cases, the Supreme Court ruled today. The landmark verdict was delivered by a seven-judge constitution bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
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Electoral Bonds Not Encashed Yet Shall Be Refunded: Supreme Court
In a landmark judgment today, the Supreme Court of India declared the electoral bonds scheme for political funding as unconstitutional, citing a violation of citizens' right to information.
-
Chief Justice Of India, Former Chief Justices Invited To Ram Temple Ceremony
The Uttar Pradesh government's list of invitees also include over 50 jurists, including former chief justices, judges and top lawyers, as well as K Parasaran, the counsel for 'Ram Lalla'.
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Supreme Court Judges Behind 2019 Ayodhya Verdict Get Pran Pratishtha Invites
The five Supreme Court judges behind the landmark 2019 verdict that awarded the land in Ayodhya - on which the Babri Masjid once stood - to the Ram Lalla, or infant Lord Ram, deity, are invited to the 'pran pratishtha', or consecration ceremony.
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People Can Have Different Opinion: Article 370 Judge On Landmark Verdict
The unanimous judgment on Kashmir was the opinion of five judges and people can differ, Justice (Retd) SK Kaul, who was part of the constitution bench that delivered the verdict, told NDTV today.
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A Look At Landmark Verdicts Of Supreme Court In 2023
The Supreme Court of India in 2023 delivered many landmark verdicts on issues ranging from Article 370 to the recognition of same-sex marriages.
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Opinion: Breaking Down Supreme Court's Article 370 Judgment
In a landmark verdict, a five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud unanimously upheld the presidential order to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution.
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Court Relief To Japan Transgender Woman Over Access To Female Toilets
In a landmark verdict, Japan's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled in favour of a transgender bureaucrat who sued the government over access to female toilets at work.
