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03/05/2024, 2 years ago

Supreme Court Clarifies Bar on Recovery Proceedings Against Sick Companies

Introduction: In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court addressed the issue of recovery proceedings against sick companies under the Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act, 1985. The case, involving Fertilizer Corporation of India Ltd. and M/S. Coromandal Sacks Private Limited, centered around the interpretation of Section 22(1) of the 1985 Act and its implications on […]

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03/05/2024, 2 years ago

Madras High Court Upholds Right to Reasonable Accommodation in NEET UG Examinations

Introduction: In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court addressed the issue of reasonable accommodation for students with special needs in the context of the NEET UG Examinations. The case, brought forth by Ms. Monisha against the National Testing Agency (NTA), highlighted the necessity for accommodating students with special requirements, even if not explicitly recognized […]

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03/05/2024, 2 years ago

Gauhati High Court Orders Scrutiny of Documents in Muster Roll Workers’ Wage Dispute

Introduction: In a significant development, the Gauhati High Court addressed the contentious issue of wage payment to muster roll workers in Assam’s Agriculture Department. The case, initiated by 43 petitioners, revolves around their claim for wages dating back to their tenure as muster roll workers. Despite earlier legal interventions, including directions to examine their claims, […]

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03/05/2024, 2 years ago

Supreme Court Affirms Pre-Bail Exemption from Personal Appearance: A Landmark Ruling

Introduction: In the case of Sharif Ahmed and others vs State of Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court addressed a crucial issue regarding the exemption from personal appearance before the court for accused individuals. The appellant, Sharif Ahmed, sought exemption from personal appearance, which was denied by the trial court on the premise that such exemption […]

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03/05/2024, 2 years ago

Calcutta High Court Denies Bail in Cash-for-Jobs Scam: Ex-Education Minister’s Plea Rejected

Introduction: In a significant legal development, the Calcutta High Court has declined the bail application of a former Education Minister and Member of Legislative Assembly in connection with a cash-for-jobs recruitment scam. The petitioner, along with a co-accused, was implicated in an illegal scheme involving the recruitment of Assistant Teachers under the West Bengal Board […]

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02/05/2024, 2 years ago

Supreme Court Hearing Highlights Lengthy Legal Battle in Bhima Koregaon Case

Introduction: The Supreme Court recently heard the challenge filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) against the Bombay High Court’s decision to grant bail to Gautam Navlakha, one of the accused in the Bhima Koregaon case. During the hearing, concerns were raised about the lengthy trial process, with the possibility that it may continue for […]

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02/05/2024, 2 years ago

Supreme Court Petitioned for Medical Expert Panel and Compensation for Covishield Vaccine Side-Effects

Introduction: A lawyer, Advocate Vishal Tiwari, has approached the Supreme Court seeking the constitution of a Medical Expert Panel to examine the side-effects and risk factors associated with the Covishield vaccine, produced by AstraZeneca and licensed to the Serum Institute of India. The plea also calls for compensation for individuals who suffered severe disability or […]

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02/05/2024, 2 years ago

Delhi High Court Dismisses PIL Seeking VC Campaigning for Arrested Political Leaders During Lok Sabha Polls 2024

Introduction: The Delhi High Court recently dismissed a PIL filed by Amarjeet Gupta, seeking a direction upon the Election Commission of India (ECI) to allow arrested political leaders to campaign through video conferencing (VC) during the ongoing Lok Sabha polls 2024. The PIL raised concerns about the fundamental rights of electors and political leaders, particularly […]

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02/05/2024, 2 years ago

Supreme Court Clarifies Compounding of Offences under Negotiable Instruments Act: Consent Not Mandatory Once Complainant is Compensated

Introduction: The Supreme Court recently clarified that under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the consent of the complainant is not mandatory for compounding offences related to dishonored cheques if the accused has already compensated the complainant. The case, RAJ REDDY KALLEM v. THE STATE OF HARYANA & ANR., highlights the court’s interpretation of Section 147 […]

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