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Gyanvapi Mosque case: Allahabad High Court to pronounce order on ASI survey on August 3

Allahabad High Court will pronounce its order on August 3 in the matter related to the survey of the Gyanvapi mosque in Varanasi by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Read further on Dynamite News:

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Prince Harry’s legal battle against The Sun publisher going to trial

Duke of Sussex says he was targeted by journalists and private investigators from the 1990s until 2016 but was told he could not bring claim against alleged phone hacking

The Independent UK

Allahabad HC extends stay on ASI survey of Gyanvapi premises till July 27

Allahabad High Court stays ASI survey of Gyanvapi mosque till July 27; SC corrects error in July 24 order. Mosque management questions "hot haste" of survey, expresses fear of damage to historic structure. ASI assures survey is "non-invasive". HC reacts sharply to management's apprehensions.

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Gangster Ravi Pujari complains to HC that he is being tried in cases not part of his extradition order

The High Court of Karnataka has ordered issue of notice to the Central and State governments on a petition filed by gangster Ravi Pujari, who has questioned the legality of the conduct of investigation and trial in criminal cases that are not mentioned in the order of his extradition passed…

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SC corrects it’s July 24 order on Gyanvapi mosque committee

The Supreme Court on Wednesday corrected it’s order in relation to Gyanvapi mosque case whereby on July 24 it inadvertently disposed of an appeal of the committee questioning maintainability of a suit by Hindus in trial court seeking worship rights inside the mosque . Read further on Dynamite News:

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Gujarat HC reprimands police and municipal authorities for failing to regulate traffic

The Gujarat High Court observed that the people had no fear of the authorities “who have no spine or guts” to regulate traffic violations like over speeding, wrong side driving, irregular parking

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Telangana High Court rejects Srinivas Goud’s interim application in poll petition

Telangana High Court dismissed an interim application filed by Telangana Minister for Excise and Prohibition V. Srinivas Goud in an election petition seeking to declare his election as void in 2018

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Man faces life sentence for sexual assault and murder of his teenage sister - OLD

Connor Gibson was found guilty after a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

Special courts can’t entertain private complaints on corruption against public servants without approval from competent authorities: High Court of Karnataka

HC directs special courts to not entertain private complaints against public servants without approval, affidavit, and efforts to register complaint with Lokayukta. Judges must examine if criteria are met to protect innocent from vexatious prosecution.

The Hindu

Brother found guilty of murder and sexual assault of his 16-year-old sister

Connor Gibson, 20, was convicted of killing sister Amber following trial at the High Court in Glasgow

The Independent UK

Madras High Court transfers Coimbatore fake foreign currency case to CBI’s Interpol Wing

Madras HC transfers fake foreign currency case to CBI Interpol Wing after Coimbatore police fail to confirm genuineness of notes for 2 yrs. Judge criticizes inefficiency of State police & orders CBI to complete probe in 3 months as suspect enjoys State hospitality in special camp.

The Hindu

Brother found guilty of sexual assault and murder of Amber Gibson, 16 - old

Connor Gibson, 20, was convicted following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

Amber Gibson's brother Connor Gibson found guilty of her murder

The jury in the trial of a man accused of sexually assaulting and murdering his 16-year-old sister has been sent out to begin its deliberations.

The National (Scotland)

Gyanvapi Mosque Case: Caveat filed in Allahabad HC over direction for ASI survey by Varanasi court

A caveat petition in the Gyanvapi case was filed by Rakhi Singh, a petitioner from the Hindu side, in the Allahabad High Court on Monday, on the order of Varanasi Court directing a survey of the sealed area on the mosque complex by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Read…

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Employers will resist, but the changes for casual workers are about accepting reality

The Albanese government’s plan to improve the pathway to permanency for casual workers has employers worried, fearful their ability to employ casual workers will be restricted.

The Hindu

HC PRO gets message threatening to kill judges

The central cybercrime police have stepped up the probe to track down an unknown person who sent a message on WhatsApp to the public relations officer of the High Court threatening to kill four High Court judges and two retired judges with the help of a Dubai-based gang and demanding…

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Holding contractor licence with Escoms while filing nomination to gram panchayat election attracts disqualification: HC

HC: Holding electrical contractor licence with ESCOM/KPTCL on date of filing nomination to GP elections amounts to holding an 'office of profit', disqualifying person from post of member.

The Hindu

Supreme Court sets aside High Court order dismissing plea challenging Mizoram Government’s notification on Scheduled Tribe quota

The Supreme Court on Monday set aside a Gauhati High Court order dismissing a petition seeking to quash a Mizoram Government notification which arbitrarily sub-classified the Scheduled Tribes of the State while allegedly discriminating against non-Mizo Scheduled Tribes.

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‘Second wife’ cannot accuse ‘husband’ of cruelty under Section 498A of IPC: Karnataka High Court

The High Court of Karnataka has set aside the conviction of a 46-year-old man under Section 498A (married woman subject to cruelty) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) as the complaint was by his ‘second wife’ which would make the marriage ‘null and void’.

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Bail for Arunachal school sexual abuse case accused cancelled

Gauhati HC orders cancellation of bail granted to 33-yr-old accused of raping & sexually abusing 21 schoolchildren in Arunachal Pradesh. HC observes special court granted bail in casual manner & assigns flimsy reasons. Directs judicial academy to sensitise POCSO court judges.

The Hindu

An Internet ban will not restore peace in Manipur

Information flows, rather than Net blocks as in Manipur, are necessary to ensure the accountability of the State and central governments in taking steps to ensure truth, justice and reconciliation

The Hindu

Group of lawyers seek withdrawal of Madras High Court’s circular banning portraits, statues inside court premises

Lawyers in Chennai plan to stage a demonstration on July 24, 2023, to demand the withdrawal of a circular issued by the High Court. The circular states that only statues/portraits of Mahatma Gandhi and Tiruvalluvar should be allowed in court complexes.

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CJI DY Chandrachud: Protocol facilities to judges should not bring public criticism of judiciary

“Protocol facilities which are made available to Judges should not be utilised to assert a claim to privilege…” Read full story on Dynamite News:

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Explained | Senthilbalaji case: What has the SC said about ED’s powers to arrest and seek custody in the past?

As the Supreme Court is set to hear T.N. Minister Senthilbalaji’s appeal against a Madras High Court order upholding his arrest by the ED in a money-laundering case on July 21, we examine what the Court has said about the powers of the ED to arrest and seek custody in the…

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CJI cautions judges against using protocol facilities to inconvenience others

CJI Chandrachud cautions judges against using protocol facilities in a way that causes inconvenience or public criticism. He referred to an incident where an HC officer sought explanation from railway personnel for not serving a judge.

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