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29/11/2022, 4 years ago

Government cannot be held liable for deaths from COVID vaccine

The Union Health Ministry informed the Supreme Court in response to a petition by the parents of two girls who had died as a result of COVID vaccine side effects that although the deaths were unfortunate, the government could not be held accountable. ” the concept of informed consent is inapplicable to the voluntary use […]

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29/11/2022, 4 years ago

Article 25 does not include right to convert

According to the Central government, there is no fundamental right to convert people under the Constitution's protections for the free exercise and spread of all religions.

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28/11/2022, 4 years ago

Women can also be held guilty under Section 354 IPC

The offence under Section 354 is not a sexual offence because it falls within the chapter “Criminal Force and Assault,” Metropolitan Magistrate MV Chavhan stated. As a result, the Court determined that either a male or a woman can conduct the crime because any woman can physically harm another woman or use force against them […]

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28/11/2022, 4 years ago

Section 45(4) of the Income Tax Act is applicable to a retiring partner in certain circumstances : Supreme Court

Recently Supreme ruled that Section 45(4) of the Income Tax Act applied to circumstances where a partnership was still in existence and the remaining partners transferred assets to a retiring partner. The primary question posed for consideration before the Court was regarding the applicability of Section 45(4) of the Income Tax Act. Section 45(4) provides […]

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27/11/2022, 4 years ago

The local language in legal education: Law minister Kiren Rijiju

Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju urged for legal education to be delivered in local languages and emphasised the importance of implementing local languages in courts. Rijiju said during a speech at the Supreme Court’s Constitution Day celebration: “Prime Minister Narendra Modi has highlighted the need to implement local languages in courts so that the common […]

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27/11/2022, 4 years ago

No special privileges to anyone in jail: Delhi Special Court

Former Delhi Minister Satyendra Jain submitted a petition seeking Tihar Jail officials to feed him in accordance with his religious views, but the Rouse Avenue Court in Delhi rejected it, stating that the State is not allowed to grant any special privileges to anyone in the nation. Jain’s petition was rejected by Special Judge Vikas […]

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25/11/2022, 4 years ago

Supreme Court issues contempt notice against a petitioner

On Friday, the Supreme Court ordered the Registry to send a show-cause notice to begin criminal contempt proceedings against a petitioner-in-person who had made egregious claims about a member of the Apex Court in a request for an early hearing. Three weeks have passed since the notice was declared returnable. “…the Registry shall issue show […]

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25/11/2022, 4 years ago

Gujarat High Court to give priority to 40-50 years old pending cases

The Gujarat High Court announced on Friday that it would prioritise hearing at least three to four of the 137 cases that have been pending before it for the past 40 to 50 years beginning next week.

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25/11/2022, 4 years ago

Elements of ‘Morphine’ and ‘Meconic Acid’ sufficient to establish it as ‘Opium Poppy’

The Supreme Court recently in case of State of Himachal Pradesh V. Nirmal kaur alias Nimmo stated that the presence of “morphine” and “meconic acid” in the seized contraband is sufficient proof that it is a “opium poppy” as specified in Section 2(xvii) of the NDPS Act. In Nirmal Kaur alias Nimmo, it was observed […]

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