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06/03/2023, 3 years ago

Mere Typographical Error in accused’s designation cannot invalidate sanction order: Kerala High Court

Recently the Kerala High Court in the case of  K.Sasi v. State of Kerala rep. by Chief Secretary to the Govt & Ors.  held that merely because there is a typographical error in showing the designation of the person accused in the sanction order to prosecute a such person under Section 19(1)(b) of the Prevention […]

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06/03/2023, 3 years ago

Illegal migration laws to be made tougher: UK PM Rishi Sunak

“There is absolutely nothing racist about wanting Britain to have secure borders that work“-RISHI SUNAK    British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is planning to table the legislation to tackle the issue of migrants crossing over into UK territory illegally and dangerously in small boats from the English channel. The legislation will be tabled next week.   […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

“Vouchers” does not fall under the ambit of goods or services, will not attract ITC: AAAR

The Karnataka Appellate Authority of Advance Ruling (AAAR), in the case of Myntra Designs Private Limited modified the decision of AAR, has observed, “input tax credit (ITC) is not available on the vouchers and subscription packages procured by Myntra from third-party vendors.” They relied on the judgement of the Karnataka High Court in the case […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

UK Supreme Court hears landmark case on AI’s claim to own Patent Rights

“I’M HOPING THE READER CAN SEE THAT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS BETTER UNDERSTOOD AS A BELIEF SYSTEM THAN AS A TECHNOLOGY.”-JARON LANIER  Stephen Tablet, an American computer scientist wants to be granted two patents in the UK over inventions he says were devised by his “creativity machine” called DABUS and urged the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

Allahabad HC urges Centre to ban ” Cow Slaughter” And declare cow as “National Animal”

“Secularism is a religion, a religion that is understood. It has no mysteries, no mumblings, no priests, no ceremonies, no falsehoods, no miracles, and no persecutions.”- Robert Green Ingersoll “Anyone who kills cows or allows others to kill them is deemed to rot in hell as many years as there are hairs upon his body. […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

Amazon pay being imposed with a penalty of Rs. 3.06 crore for violation of norms: RBI

Amazon pay, the digital payment arm of e-commerce giant Amazon, faced an imposition of penalty of over Rs. 3.06 crore by The Reserve  Bank of India (RBI)  for non-compliance with certain provisions related to Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPIs) and Know Your Customer (KYC) direction. RBI stated that “It was observed that the entity was non-compliant […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

10 lakh compensation to a doctor over forcing him to sleep at airport: Consumer Forum

“Courteous treatment will make a customer a walking advertisement. ”  Consumer satisfaction should be kept at the top because one unsatisfied consumer can be the biggest unwanted and unpaid advertisement. In an instant case, a Bengaluru-based doctor in a long battle of 8 years has been awarded Rs. 10 lahks as compensation over service deficiency […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

Extension of limitation period in Criminal Cases: Madras HC issues guidelines

When any magisterial action/orders were to be passed in a case involving an offence which is barred by limitation, the court should pass a speaking order about the extension of the period of limitation/ condonation after giving notice of opportunity to the accused. The accused will be remanded only if the court extends the limitation […]

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04/03/2023, 3 years ago

Kerala High Court rules that mere Registration Of Subsequent case doesn’t Result In Automatic Cancellation Of Bail In Earlier Case

The High  Court of Kerala in the case of Renjith v. The State of Kerala held that the bail granted in one crime cannot be cancelled merely because the accused has been subsequently booked in another case.“The mere registration of a subsequent crime against the accused by itself cannot result in cancellation of an automatic […]

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