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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

Irretrievably broken marriage can be read as cruelty to dissolve marriage under the Hindu marriage Act

The Supreme Court in the matter of Sri Rakesh Raman v/s  Smt. Kavita held that an irretrievably broken marriage can be read as cruelty a ground under section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act for dissolution of the marriage. Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia and Aniruddha Bose observed that in a case in which a couple had […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

SC: Ayurveda & Allopathy doctors do not perform equal work to entitle them to equal pay

The supreme court in the State of Gujarat and ors etc v/s Doctor PA Bhatt and ors etc held that the allopathy doctors and doctors of indigenous medicines cannot be said to be performing equal work to entitle them to equal pay. The court noted that the Ayurveda doctors are not capable of performing what […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

The Environmental Law Newsletter – March 2023

Environmental law is an increasingly important and complex area of law that deals with the protection and preservation of the natural environment. It encompasses various legal and regulatory issues, including air and water quality, waste management, endangered species protection, and climate change. Over the years, environmental law has evolved and become more complex as societies […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

Karnataka HC introduces Triple Test to aid elderly couples in surrogacy cases

Fact In the case of H Siddaraju v. Union of India, a Bengaluru-based couple who lost their 23-year-old son in an accident in 2022 filed a lawsuit against the Union of India. After his passing, his parents, who were 57 and 46, became annoyed. The couple later discovered surrogacy. The mother couldn’t take part in […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

Delhi High Court directs Bar Associations to meet Delhi Police for court complex security enhancement

Delhi High Court has asked various Bar Associations in Delhi to hold a meeting with senior Delhi Police officers to strengthen the security in court complexes in India’s national capital. The direction came after a lawyer shot a woman in this Saket court complex in Delhi. The lawyer was debarred. On April 21 a debarred […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

The Delhi High Court instructed the government to provide free fares in DTC buses for Transgender

BACKGROUND In the matter of Amit Juyal V. Government of NCT of Delhi & Ors Amit Juyal, a transgender person, claimed in a contempt petition that the third gender should be given free tickets because they are economically and socially underprivileged. The Delhi government was recently approved by the Delhi High Court to deliberate on […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

PMLA in accordance with global standards tells solicitor general to the supreme court

In the matter between Y Balaji VS karthik desari and Anr solicitor general of India Tushar Mehta said that the provisions of the Prevention of money laundering act 2002 are in accordance with the global standards that are set by the financial action task force and are a  part of the intergovernmental response to organized crimes. […]

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27/04/2023, 3 years ago

Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Indore Law Professor Accused of Spreading Anti-Indian Propaganda

Factual Background  Dr. Mirza Moziz Beg, an assistant professor at Indore’s New Government Law College, was granted anticipatory release by the Supreme Court in relation to an FIR filed against him for allegedly spreading anti-Indian and Hinduphobia propaganda. Based on a complaint from an LL.M. student at the college who had connections to the ABVP, […]

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26/04/2023, 3 years ago

A Muslim father is a first natural guardian of a minor child taking away from the mother’s custody does not amount to kidnapping: Andhra Pradesh High Court

FACTUAL BACKGROUND  In the case of Md. Asif Ahammad v State of Andhra Pradesh The parties are controlled by Islamic law, therefore the father is legally responsible for raising any male offspring while they are minors. The mother can only ask for custody of such a child until he becomes seven. He was accused of […]

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