The Supreme Court issued a notice on a petition filed by top Indian wrestlers seeking to register an FIR against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.
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Mere settlement between parties not reason to grant bail in attempt to murder case: Kerala High Court
The Court pointed out that if other witnesses depose (testify) at the time of evidence in support of the prosecution, it is possible that the accused may still be convicted and sentenced.
India a secular country, offence of outraging religious sentiments cannot be compounded: Uttarakhand High Court
The Court refused to quash a case under Section 295A the against deputy district secretary of Rashtriya Hindu Vahini who had put a derogatory post on WhatsApp against Muslim community.
Same-sex marriage case: After BCI, Delhi bar associations also object to hearing in Supreme Court; say issue should be left to parliament
The co-ordination committee of All District Courts Bar Associations said that the issue has far-reaching consequences and cannot be left to the discretion of the courts.
How can civic body issue demolition notice to sessions judge? Calcutta High Court pulls up Malda Municipal Corporation
The Court noted that the chairperson of the corporation who sent the demolition notice was previously an advocate practicing in the sessions court in Malda.
HC contempt order on senior officials of Delhi govt
The court asked the contemnors to be present before it on July 14 for the next hearing, when it would also hear the arguments on sentence.
Supreme Court’s Advice To Bengaluru Techie Couple Seeking Divorce
The bench was informed that both husband and wife have agreed upon a settlement agreement in which they have decided to dissolve their marriage by a decree of divorce by mutual consent.
Zilingo co-founder Ankiti Bose files defamation suit against Mahesh Murthy in Bombay High Court; seeks ₹820 crore damages
Bose has accused Murthy of making defamatory and incorrect statements against her in his article published in Outlook Business Magazine.
Party suffering injunction required to follow ‘safe distance rule’: Delhi High Court
The court said that it is necessary for the party to ensure that it does not commit any act which could be construed as violating the court order.
Godhra train burning: Supreme Court grants bail to 8 convicts; refuses relief to four on death row
A bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and Justice PS Narasimha granted bail to 8 convicts on the conditions imposed by the Sessions Court.