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High Court declines to discharge former RGUHS registrar from 2006 PG entrance test malpractices case

The High Court of Karnataka has declined to quash the chargesheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against V.I. Hukkeri, the then registrar of the he Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), in the case of illegality in conduct of entrance exam for the postgraduate medical courses…

The Hindu

Noel Clarke 'satisfied' with High Court ruling in Guardian libel battle

The Guardian reported the stories of 20 women who accuse Noel Clarke of bullying and sexual misconduct.

Evening Standard

Noel Clarke ‘satisfied’ after ruling in libel battle with the Guardian publisher

The 47-year-old is suing Guardian News and Media over eight articles which reported denied allegations of misconduct.

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Australia cannot strip citizenship from man over his terrorism convictions, top court says

Australia’s highest court has overturned a government decision to strip citizenship from a man convicted of terrorism

The Independent UK

Convicted terrorist regains Australian citizenship

Abdul Nacer Benbrika has won a High Court case to have his citizenship restored after being convicted of plotting terror attacks against Australian landmarks.

AAP

Remote Aboriginal residents win fight for compensation

The High Court has ruled remote Aboriginal renters are entitled to compensation for distress or disappointment due to living in inadequate housing.

AAP

Terrorist set for release after citizenship restored

Convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika is expected to be released into the community after he won a High Court case to restore his Australian citizenship.

AAP

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Permit Rajyotsava celebrations at Chamarajpet Idgah maidan if there is no legal impediment, High Court tells Karnataka govt.

The High Court of Karnataka on Tuesday directed the State government and the Bengaluru Urban District Administration to permit Chamarajpet Nagarikara Okkuta (CNO) to hold three-day Rajyotsava celebrations at Idgah Maidan, Chamarajpet, from November 1 to 3.

The Hindu

Child sex abuse ring ran in drugs den ‘by witches and wizards’, court hears

Three children were allegedly subjected to ‘group rapes’ by the 11 accused, the High Court in Glasgow heard.

The Independent UK

GHMC disowns Gowlipura abattoir land in affidavit, leading to ex parte order

GHMC loses abattoir due to erroneous affidavit filed by former Commissioner; ruling in favour of private petitioners; ₹7 crore worth machinery rendered redundant; legal wrangles since 1965; workers and traders seek action against responsible officials.

The Hindu

Parents of critically ill baby to return to court in life-support fight

A judge is due to reconsider issues relating to eight-month-old Indi Gregory at a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Māori title to marine areas could become 'easier'

A senior court finds a section of the Marine and Coastal Areas Act could have ended up shutting many Māori out from gaining customary title, rather than enabling their legal rights.

Newsroom.co.nz

Tiger claw row: High Court stays proceedings against Jaggesh

Observing orally that the Forest Department’s action of searching the house of actor-MP Jaggesh in the tiger claw pendent case appears to be for publicity, the High Court of Karnataka on Monday stayed all further proceedings initiated against him based on the search warrant issued by an Assistant Conservator of…

The Hindu

Former KGB double agent can sue crime agency over revealing identity

Boris Karpichkov is taking legal action after alleging he received death threats after his name and address were given to the Latvian authorities.

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Noel Clarke sues Guardian for £10m over ‘sexual predator’ libel claim

The actor, whose credits include Doctor Who and The Hood series of films, is now suing the newspaper over what he says had a “catastrophic” impact on his career.

The Hindu

Minister sets 10-day deadline for Yadgir officials to enter information on crop loss in FRUITS software

Revenue Minister Byre Gowda took officers to task for not entering crop loss details of farmers in FRUITS software. He gave them 10 days to rectify the mistake and praised the speedy disposal of disputes. He asked officers to collect info on govt & SC/ST land & use Beat app…

The Hindu

Minimum wage issue: Trade bodies urge govt. to go against appeal on HC order

Trade bodies urge Karn. govt. to appeal HC order on min. wages; seek meeting with CM. FKCCI, BCIC, KASSIA, PIA ask for revision up to ₹31,000/month, fear MSMEs may have to shut down. Request CM to intervene, convene meeting to resolve issue.

The Independent UK

Man who abducted and abused girl while dressed as woman appeals against sentence

Andrew Miller, 53, was jailed for 20 years at the High Court in Edinburgh last week.

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The Independent UK

Noel Clarke sues Guardian for £10m over ‘sexual predator’ libel claim

The actor, whose credits include Doctor Who and The Hood series of films, is now suing the newspaper over what he says had a “catastrophic” impact on his career.

The Hindu

Indra Sena Reddy Nallu takes oath as Tripura Governor

Agartala's Indra Sena Reddy Nallu sworn in as 20th Tripura Governor. Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh administers oath.

Evening Standard

TfL 'could have to refund 500,000 parking tickets' if it loses landmark High Court case

In the last 12 months, TfL has issued 212,712 penalty charge notices to vehicles parking in red route bays

The Independent UK

Campaigners call for reform as ‘sadistic’ man murdered girlfriend after being bailed to her home

Christopher McGowan was on five bail orders at the time of the murder of Claire Inglis in Stirling, Scotland

The Hindu

SC urges judges to ‘follow discipline’ while taking up cases

SC: Judges must follow discipline, not take up cases not assigned by CJ. Attempts to get interim relief by accused in HC amounts to forum hunting & abuse of law. If courts allow such practices, CJ's roster will have no meaning. #Judiciary #Law #Roster #ChiefJustice

The Independent UK

Man who murdered girlfriend jailed for minimum of 23 years

The judge said Christopher McGowan had inflicted ‘utter brutality’ upon young mother Claire Inglis in Stirling in November 2021.

The Independent UK

Key events leading up to coroner’s findings in Yousef Makki case

Yousef was stabbed to death four years ago, prompting a crown court trial and two inquests.

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