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Wealthy businesswoman ‘should pay estranged husband more than £6.5 million’

Louise Backstrom, 33, who is worth about £250 million, and Martin Wennberg had been embroiled in a private family court dispute over money in London.

The Independent UK

Internal Affairs and Gambling Commission face legal action over pokie relocations

An anti-pokie advocacy group will argue more than a dozen pokie venues that relocated since 2013 should have been forced to give up at least half of the machines they originally had.

Newsroom.co.nz

Delhi High Court steps in for patients of rare diseases, sets up panel to implement Centre’s policy

The Delhi High Court has set up a five-member panel to implement the Centre’s rare diseases policy in an efficient manner and ensure that its benefits reaches patients.

The Hindu

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High Court accepts two more grounds in legal fight against Ulez expansion

The High Court is now set to consider four of the five grounds put forward by the coalition of Tory councils challenging the Ulez expansion

Evening Standard

Twin reservoirs of Hyderabad shrivel in realty storm

As State Cabinet announces the scrapping of G.O. 111, realty begins to boom around Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar reservoirs, reigniting the debate on the definition and actual cost of real estate development

The Hindu

Laws targeting protesters are being rushed through state parliaments. But they are often poorly designed and sometimes, unconstitutional

Across Australia, climate activists are testing the limits of what counts as lawful protest, in addition to the patience of commuters as their actions shut down roads or disrupt businesses. Authorities are responding with new police powers and increasingly harsh new penalties.

The Conversation

Same-sex marriage ruling in Namibia brings hope to Ugandans and Kenyans

As Namibia's Supreme Court recognised same-sex marriages contracted abroad between citizens and foreign spouses last week, many see the ruling as a step towards decriminalising homosexuality in the country. Others hope the change could also influence other African countries.

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Chef and elderly mum in £6million fight over who founded Britain's best takeaway

Thai Metro was named Britain's most-loved takeaway in 2017 but is now at the centre of a falling out between Ekkachi Somboonsam, 50, and his 76-year-old mum Vanida Walker

Daily Mirror

CBI slams Telangana HC’s “contradictory” order on bail

The CBI on Wednesday slammed an order of the Telangana High Court which cancels and then grants bail to Yerra Gangi Reddy, the main accused in the murder of former Andhra Pradesh Minister Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy

The Hindu

Irishman to be sent to Germany over alleged 'stupid' robbery with chair leg says: 'My life has been ruined'

Liam Patrick Daly, 50, who we tracked down in Co Wexford, was this week ordered by the High Court in Dublin to be extradited to Germany - where he’s wanted over allegedly trying to strike a man with a wooden chair leg and commit robbery in a Berlin takeaway in…

Irish Mirror

HC rejects plea against dismissal of IPS officer who probed Ishrat Jahan encounter case

The Delhi High Court rejected a plea by former IPS officer Satish Chandra Verma, who assisted the CBI in its probe in the Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case, against the Centre’s order dismissing him a month before his scheduled retirement.

The Hindu

Rutherglen man stabbed in heart by old schoolmate during horrific street attack

Ciaran Sharkey was jailed yesterday for six years at Edinburgh High Court after admitting the vicious attack on Ben Docherty, who only survived because a quick thinking neighbour rushed him to hospital for emergency surgery.

Glasgow Live

Delhi L-G gets relief from Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court has granted an interim relief to Delhi Lieutenant-Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena, by staying criminal trial proceedings against him in his plea on abeyance of trial in a 2002 assault case

The Hindu

Police watchdog could get greater powers as officials look at law

The IPCA chair's call to be excluded from the threat of judicial review is turned down, but justice officials are to scope wider changes, reports Emma Hatton.

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SC directs Avinash Reddy pre-arrest bail plea to be listed on May 25 in HC

The Supreme Court on May 23 conveyed its displeasure about the delay in Telangana High Court in deciding a pre-arrest bail plea filed by Lok Sabha MP Y.S. Avinash Reddy in connection with the murder of former Andhra Pradesh Minister Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy in 2019.

The Hindu

HC refuses to interfere with sealing of SDPI offices in Mangaluru

The High Court of Karnataka has rejected the petition filed by the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) questioning the legality of sealing its offices in Mangaluru and asked the party to approach the district court to disprove the allegation that its offices were being used for the activities of…

Daily Mirror

Siblings cut out of £300,000 will so stepmum's son can look after her beloved parrot

Ian McLean and his two siblings are now set to launch a fight to win back their inheritance after their late father Reginald's second wife Maureen changed her will

Daily Record

Scots killer who dumped man's body in wheelie bin and set him on fire is jailed for life

The remains of William Leiper were so badly burned that expert anthropologists were needed to help identify him, the High Court in Glasgow was told.

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Daily Record

Prince Harry loses legal bid to challenge Home Office security arrangements ban

Harry wanted permission from the High Court for a judicial review over a decision by the Home Office in 2020 that he would not be entitled to personal police security in Britain - even if he paid for it himself.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry’s effort to pay for British police protection fails in court

A London judge has ruled against Prince Harry in his efforts to pay for police protection when he visits Britain

The Independent UK

Duke of Sussex loses bid for second High Court challenge over UK security - OLD

Harry asked for permission to bring a challenge over a decision that he should not be allowed to pay privately for his protective security in the UK.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry loses legal bid to ‘buy’ police protection in UK

Committee considered it was ‘not appropriate’ for wealthy people to ‘buy’ protective security including armed police

Reuters

Harry loses court bid over UK police protection

Prince Harry on Tuesday lost his legal bid to challenge the British government's refusal to let him pay for his own police protection when he is in the United Kingdom.

Glasgow Live

Airdrie mum weeps as son jailed for raping his two little sisters

Pervert Edward Reid was sentenced at the high court for a decade of abuse against the sisters, who bravely waived their right to anonymity to speak about their ordeal.

The Hindu

Four new judges of Madras High Court take oath of office

Madras High Court Acting Chief Justice (ACJ) T. Raja on Tuesday administered the oath of office to four judicial officers who have been elevated as additional judges of the High Court for a period of two years. Of the four, Justices R. Sakthivel, P. Dhanabal and C. Kumarappan had served…

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