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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Ex-UP Minister Azam Khan, Son In Machinery Theft Case
The Supreme Court has granted bail to former Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam Khan, who had challenged an order of the Allahabad High Court denying them bail in a machine theft case.
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Amid Crisis In Delhi, Tankers Stealing Water From Canal, NDTV Finds
The water crisis in Delhi has blown up into a full-fledged political controversy, with the Delhi government being accused of being unable to stop water theft from the Munak canal.
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Theft In Train Not Deficiency In Service By Railways: Supreme Court
Theft during a train journey is not a deficiency in service by the Railways and the public transporter cannot be held responsible if the passenger is not able to protect his own belongings, the Supreme Court has ruled.
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In Posh Delhi Society Where Flats Cost 40 Crores, Burglary Solved In A Day
The theft of items worth crores from a Supreme Court lawyer's home in a posh South Delhi locality has been solved, police said today.
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Theft At Lawyer's Home In Delhi's Posh 'King's Court'; Watches Stolen
Jewellery, cash, costly watches were among the items stolen from a Supreme Court lawyer's home situated in one of the costliest real estate areas in Delhi.
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"Don't Obstruct": Supreme Court To Bengal On Trinamool Leader's Questioning
The Supreme Court has allowed the Enforcement Directorate to interrogate Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee in an alleged coal theft case in West Bengal.
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Insurance Claim Can Be Denied If Vehicle Driven Without Valid Registration: Supreme Court
An insurance claim can be denied if a vehicle does not have valid registration, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while rejecting a claim in theft of a car which had temporary registration.
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Hotels Can't Deny Claim For Theft Of Vehicle Given To Valet: Top Court
The Supreme Court has held that hotels cannot deny compensation under the garb of "owner's risk" clause to its guest or visitors for theft of vehicle parked through its staff or valet. The top court has held that the burden of proof lies on the hotel to explain that any loss or damage caused to the vehicles parked was not on account of negligence o...
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Supreme Court To Hear Requests To Review Rafale Order Today: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will today resume hearing petitions calling for a review of its Rafale case judgement from December that said there was no reason to doubt the decision-making process amid Congress allegations of corruption in the 2016 jet deal. The top court had in December dismissed petitions alleging that the government had gone for an overpric...
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Secret Rafale Papers Available To Enemy, Security Risk: Centre To Court
The action of petitioners who wanted a review of the verdict in the Rafale case brought classified documents into public domain, the Centre told the Supreme Court today. It put national security at risk and such unauthorised photocopying of secret documents amounts to theft, the Centre said, targeting The Hindu newspaper over its investigative stor...
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Rafale Documents Not Stolen, Petitioners Used Photocopies, Attorney General Clarifies
Two days after claiming in Supreme Court that Rafale documents were "stolen" from the Defence Ministry, the government's top lawyer on Friday clarified to news agency PTI that what he meant was petitioners used "photocopies of the original" papers deemed secret by the government.
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"PM Admitted To Theft": Rahul Gandhi After Centre Shares Rafale Details
While pointing out that the Indian Air Force was never consulted before announcing the 59,000-crore Rafale fighter jet deal with France in 2015 -- as revealed in the document shared by the government with petitioners demanding a probe into the deal -- Congress president Rahul Gandhi alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has admitted to "theft" ...
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Sree Padmanabha Swamy's Committee To Move Supreme Court For Probe Into Theft
The administrative committee of the famous Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram has decided to move the Supreme Court, seeking a comprehensive probe into media reports of theft of jewellery and diamonds worth lakhs or rupees from 'Sreekovil' (sanctum sanctorum).
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Onion Thieves Strike Again, 2,000 kg Stolen in Nashik
After the theft of 700 kg of onion from a Mumbai shop, robbers have now decamped with about 2,000 kg of the pricey kitchen staple from the godown of a Nashik farmer.
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Cell phone theft inside Supreme Court premises
A mobile phone theft is not big news, but when the incident occurs inside the premises of the country's highest court, people tend to take notice. The episode, which has come to light now, took place during the hearing of a case of political threat last week. Though the police generally refuse to lodge an FIR of mobile phone theft but this time the...
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Ex-UP Minister Azam Khan, Son In Machinery Theft Case
The Supreme Court has granted bail to former Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan and his son Abdullah Azam Khan, who had challenged an order of the Allahabad High Court denying them bail in a machine theft case.
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Amid Crisis In Delhi, Tankers Stealing Water From Canal, NDTV Finds
The water crisis in Delhi has blown up into a full-fledged political controversy, with the Delhi government being accused of being unable to stop water theft from the Munak canal.
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Theft In Train Not Deficiency In Service By Railways: Supreme Court
Theft during a train journey is not a deficiency in service by the Railways and the public transporter cannot be held responsible if the passenger is not able to protect his own belongings, the Supreme Court has ruled.
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In Posh Delhi Society Where Flats Cost 40 Crores, Burglary Solved In A Day
The theft of items worth crores from a Supreme Court lawyer's home in a posh South Delhi locality has been solved, police said today.
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Theft At Lawyer's Home In Delhi's Posh 'King's Court'; Watches Stolen
Jewellery, cash, costly watches were among the items stolen from a Supreme Court lawyer's home situated in one of the costliest real estate areas in Delhi.
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"Don't Obstruct": Supreme Court To Bengal On Trinamool Leader's Questioning
The Supreme Court has allowed the Enforcement Directorate to interrogate Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee in an alleged coal theft case in West Bengal.
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Insurance Claim Can Be Denied If Vehicle Driven Without Valid Registration: Supreme Court
An insurance claim can be denied if a vehicle does not have valid registration, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while rejecting a claim in theft of a car which had temporary registration.
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Hotels Can't Deny Claim For Theft Of Vehicle Given To Valet: Top Court
The Supreme Court has held that hotels cannot deny compensation under the garb of "owner's risk" clause to its guest or visitors for theft of vehicle parked through its staff or valet. The top court has held that the burden of proof lies on the hotel to explain that any loss or damage caused to the vehicles parked was not on account of negligence o...
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Supreme Court To Hear Requests To Review Rafale Order Today: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will today resume hearing petitions calling for a review of its Rafale case judgement from December that said there was no reason to doubt the decision-making process amid Congress allegations of corruption in the 2016 jet deal. The top court had in December dismissed petitions alleging that the government had gone for an overpric...
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Secret Rafale Papers Available To Enemy, Security Risk: Centre To Court
The action of petitioners who wanted a review of the verdict in the Rafale case brought classified documents into public domain, the Centre told the Supreme Court today. It put national security at risk and such unauthorised photocopying of secret documents amounts to theft, the Centre said, targeting The Hindu newspaper over its investigative stor...
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Rafale Documents Not Stolen, Petitioners Used Photocopies, Attorney General Clarifies
Two days after claiming in Supreme Court that Rafale documents were "stolen" from the Defence Ministry, the government's top lawyer on Friday clarified to news agency PTI that what he meant was petitioners used "photocopies of the original" papers deemed secret by the government.
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"PM Admitted To Theft": Rahul Gandhi After Centre Shares Rafale Details
While pointing out that the Indian Air Force was never consulted before announcing the 59,000-crore Rafale fighter jet deal with France in 2015 -- as revealed in the document shared by the government with petitioners demanding a probe into the deal -- Congress president Rahul Gandhi alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has admitted to "theft" ...
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Sree Padmanabha Swamy's Committee To Move Supreme Court For Probe Into Theft
The administrative committee of the famous Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple in Thiruvananthapuram has decided to move the Supreme Court, seeking a comprehensive probe into media reports of theft of jewellery and diamonds worth lakhs or rupees from 'Sreekovil' (sanctum sanctorum).
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Onion Thieves Strike Again, 2,000 kg Stolen in Nashik
After the theft of 700 kg of onion from a Mumbai shop, robbers have now decamped with about 2,000 kg of the pricey kitchen staple from the godown of a Nashik farmer.
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Cell phone theft inside Supreme Court premises
A mobile phone theft is not big news, but when the incident occurs inside the premises of the country's highest court, people tend to take notice. The episode, which has come to light now, took place during the hearing of a case of political threat last week. Though the police generally refuse to lodge an FIR of mobile phone theft but this time the...
