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    Vijay vs I-T Dept: Madras High Court Reserves Order On Actor’s Plea Against Rs.1.5 Crore Income Tax Penalty
    Vijay vs I-T Dept: Madras High Court Reserves Order On Actor’s Plea Against Rs.1.5 Crore Income Tax Penalty
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    Vijay vs I-T Dept: Madras High Court Reserves Order On Actor’s Plea Against Rs.1.5 Crore Income Tax Penalty

    The Madras High Court has reserved orders on actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam founder Vijay’s plea challenging a Rs 1.5 crore income tax penalty for alleged non-disclosure of income during the 2015-16 assessment year. Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy fixed date.

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    Granddaughter Cannot Claim Property Rights Once Mother Accept Family Settlement & Sold it Lawfully: Bombay High Court
    Granddaughter Cannot Claim Property Rights Once Mother Accept Family Settlement & Sold it Lawfully: Bombay High Court
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    Granddaughter Cannot Claim Property Rights Once Mother Accept Family Settlement & Sold it Lawfully: Bombay High Court

    The Bombay High Court held that a granddaughter has no right, title, or interest in a property once her mother and aunt accepted a court-approved family settlement and lawfully sold the property. Execution proceedings cannot be reopened.

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    Punjab & Haryana HC Orders Punjab Govt To Decide Amritpal Singh’s Plea For Temporary Release In 7 Working Days
    Punjab & Haryana HC Orders Punjab Govt To Decide Amritpal Singh’s Plea For Temporary Release In 7 Working Days
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    Punjab & Haryana HC Orders Punjab Govt To Decide Amritpal Singh’s Plea For Temporary Release In 7 Working Days

    The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the Punjab government to decide within seven working days on jailed MP Amritpal Singh’s plea for temporary release to attend Parliament’s budget session. The order mandates intimation to the petitioner and counsel.

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    Sending A Minor To Boarding School Is Not A Black And White Solution: Allahabad HC On Parental Conflict
    Sending A Minor To Boarding School Is Not A Black And White Solution: Allahabad HC On Parental Conflict
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    Sending A Minor To Boarding School Is Not A Black And White Solution: Allahabad HC On Parental Conflict

    Allahabad High Court cautioned that children must not become weapons in custody battles, stressing boarding school placement is no easy fix for parental conflict. The bench dismissed cross-appeals, highlighting the need for prior psychological assessment of the child’s welfare.

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    Notice Issued Beyond 10 Years Is Time-Barred: Delhi HC Quashes Income Tax Reassessment Proceedings for AY 2015–16
    Notice Issued Beyond 10 Years Is Time-Barred: Delhi HC Quashes Income Tax Reassessment Proceedings for AY 2015–16
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    Notice Issued Beyond 10 Years Is Time-Barred: Delhi HC Quashes Income Tax Reassessment Proceedings for AY 2015–16

    Delhi High Court quashed a Section 148 reassessment notice for AY 2015-16, holding it time-barred beyond statutory limits. The court held post-April 1, 2021 search-based reassessments must follow pre-Finance Act Section 153C timelines, rendering the notice legally unsustainable therefore.

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     Air Pollution Crisis| You Are Not Living In An Alien World: Bombay HC Slams Officials, Warns Of Halting Salaries
     Air Pollution Crisis| You Are Not Living In An Alien World: Bombay HC Slams Officials, Warns Of Halting Salaries
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     Air Pollution Crisis| You Are Not Living In An Alien World: Bombay HC Slams Officials, Warns Of Halting Salaries

    Bombay High Court pulled up NMMC and BMC for poor enforcement of pollution measures across Mumbai and adjoining regions. The bench warned coercive steps, including suspension of Municipal Commissioners’ salaries, if court directions on pollution mitigation are ignored persist.

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    Why Should It Not Go to Mumbai: Delhi High Court Questions Jurisdiction in Anil Ambani Companies’ ED Case
    Why Should It Not Go to Mumbai: Delhi High Court Questions Jurisdiction in Anil Ambani Companies’ ED Case
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    Why Should It Not Go to Mumbai: Delhi High Court Questions Jurisdiction in Anil Ambani Companies’ ED Case

    Delhi High Court observed it may lack jurisdiction to entertain petitions by two Anil Ambani group firms challenging Enforcement Directorate attachments in a laundering case. Justice Purushaindra Kaurav indicated proceedings should be filed in Mumbai, where companies are registered.

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    Elgar Parishad Case: Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Sagar Gorkhe and Ramesh Gaichor
    Elgar Parishad Case: Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Sagar Gorkhe and Ramesh Gaichor
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    Elgar Parishad Case: Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Sagar Gorkhe and Ramesh Gaichor

    Bombay High Court granted bail to activists Sagar Gorkhe and Ramesh Gaichor in the Elgar Parishad–Maoist links case, citing parity with co-accused earlier enlarged on bail. The bench noted prolonged custody and remote prospects of an early trial commencing.

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    Created Without My Consent: Delhi High Court Renotifies Sanjay Kapur’s Mother Rani Kapur’s Suit Against RK Family Trust for Jan 28
    Created Without My Consent: Delhi High Court Renotifies Sanjay Kapur’s Mother Rani Kapur’s Suit Against RK Family Trust for Jan 28
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    Created Without My Consent: Delhi High Court Renotifies Sanjay Kapur’s Mother’s Suit Against RK Family Trust for Jan 28

    The Delhi High Court renotified to January 28 the civil suit filed by Rani Kapur over the dissolution of the RK Family Trust after a brief hearing, with the Court stating that the issues raised require deeper examination and further detailed discussion.

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    NDPS Act | It Is The Basic Duty Of Raiding Officers To Classify And Separate Seized Contraband Items: Calcutta High Court
    NDPS Act | It Is The Basic Duty Of Raiding Officers To Classify And Separate Seized Contraband Items: Calcutta High Court
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    NDPS Act | It Is The Basic Duty Of Raiding Officers To Classify And Separate Seized Contraband Items: Calcutta High Court

    The Calcutta High Court suspended an NDPS conviction, stressing the fundamental duty of raiding officers to correctly classify and separately preserve seized contraband, noting serious procedural lapses. A Division Bench of Justices Apurba Sinha Ray and Arijit Banerjee heard.

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