Supreme Court On Order Of Affirmation
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"Order Of Affirmation Should Contain Reasons": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has reiterated that an order of affirmation may not require elaborate reasons but it does not mean that such an order need not contain any reason at all.
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"Luxury Litigation": Supreme Court On Kerala Challenging Clerk's Rank
The Supreme Court on Friday pulled up the Kerala government for filling an appeal against the High Court order affirming the seniority of an upper-division clerk and said "it is a luxury litigation" and dismissed it.
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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Plea Over Coimbatore Rape And Murder
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a plea by a death row convict seeking review of the top court's judgement affirming the capital punishment imposed on him for "horribly" gang-raping a minor girl and killing her along with her brother in Coimbatore in 2010.
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UN Tribunal's Order On Marines Affirms Supreme Court's Authority: Government
Government today asserted in Lok Sabha that the UN arbitration tribunal's order allowing a murder-accused Italian marine to return home from India pending its proceedings has "affirmed" the Supreme Court's authority and not questioned it.
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"Order Of Affirmation Should Contain Reasons": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has reiterated that an order of affirmation may not require elaborate reasons but it does not mean that such an order need not contain any reason at all.
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"Luxury Litigation": Supreme Court On Kerala Challenging Clerk's Rank
The Supreme Court on Friday pulled up the Kerala government for filling an appeal against the High Court order affirming the seniority of an upper-division clerk and said "it is a luxury litigation" and dismissed it.
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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Plea Over Coimbatore Rape And Murder
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on a plea by a death row convict seeking review of the top court's judgement affirming the capital punishment imposed on him for "horribly" gang-raping a minor girl and killing her along with her brother in Coimbatore in 2010.
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UN Tribunal's Order On Marines Affirms Supreme Court's Authority: Government
Government today asserted in Lok Sabha that the UN arbitration tribunal's order allowing a murder-accused Italian marine to return home from India pending its proceedings has "affirmed" the Supreme Court's authority and not questioned it.
