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    Tarikh Pe Tarikh, Tarikh Pe Tarikh... But the Reason Is Not Judicial Officers Alone, It’s the State and Police: Allahabad High Court
    Tarikh Pe Tarikh, Tarikh Pe Tarikh... But the Reason Is Not Judicial Officers Alone, It’s the State and Police: Allahabad High Court
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    Tarikh Pe Tarikh, Tarikh Pe Tarikh… But the Reason Is Not Judicial Officers Alone, It’s the State and Police: Allahabad High Court

    The Allahabad High Court dismissed murder accused Mevalal Prajapati’s bail plea while strongly criticising rising criminal case pendency in Uttar Pradesh district courts, holding the State government and police authorities largely responsible for prolonged judicial delays in criminal proceedings.

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    93,000 Cases Pending, Why Don’t You Go To High Court?, : Supreme Court Refuses Bail In Noida Protest Violence Case Against Student
    93,000 Cases Pending, Why Don’t You Go To High Court?, : Supreme Court Refuses Bail In Noida Protest Violence Case Against Student
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    93,000 Cases Pending, Why Don’t You Go To High Court?, : Supreme Court Refuses Bail In Noida Protest Violence Case Against Student

    The Supreme Court of India refused bail to a student accused in the Noida workers’ protest violence case, directing him to approach the Allahabad High Court first while questioning maintainability of petitions filed directly under Article 32.

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    Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Sukesh Chandrasekhar’s Wife in Rs.200 Crore Extortion Case, Allows Relief in ED Probe
    Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Sukesh Chandrasekhar’s Wife in Rs.200 Crore Extortion Case, Allows Relief in ED Probe
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    Delhi High Court Denies Bail to Sukesh Chandrasekhar’s Wife in Rs.200 Crore Extortion Case, Allows Relief in ED Probe

    Delhi High Court denied bail to Leena Paulose in MCOCA extortion case linked to Sukesh Chandrasekhar, but granted relief in ED money laundering matter, as Prateek Jalan ruled separately.

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    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED
    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED
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    Very Nasty, Officials Think Themselves Super Chief Justice of India: CJI Slams Apex Court Registry For Not Issuing Notice To ED

    Today, On 4th May, The Supreme Court criticised its Registry, calling its conduct nasty and saying officials behave as if they are super Chief Justice of India. CJI remarked, “Very nasty registry… each one here considers themselves super Chief Justice of India.”

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    BREAKING | We Are Surprised: Supreme Court Stays Anticipatory Bail Granted to Congress Leader Pawan Khera by the Telangana HC
    BREAKING | We Are Surprised: Supreme Court Stays Anticipatory Bail Granted to Congress Leader Pawan Khera by the Telangana HC
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    BREAKING | We Are Surprised: Supreme Court Stays Anticipatory Bail Granted to Congress Leader Pawan Khera By Telangana HC

    Today, On 15th April, The Supreme Court of India stayed the Telangana High Court order granting transit anticipatory bail to Pawan Khera, observing he relied on a forged document to invoke jurisdiction. The Bench said, “We are surprised [by the High Court’s order],”.

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    Mere Breaking-Up Doesn’t Mean Instigation: Delhi High Court on Abetment of Suicide in Relationships
    Mere Breaking-Up Doesn’t Mean Instigation: Delhi High Court on Abetment of Suicide in Relationships
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    Mere Breaking-Up Doesn’t Mean Instigation: Delhi High Court on Abetment of Suicide in Relationships

    The Delhi High Court has ruled that ending a romantic relationship cannot be treated as instigation to commit suicide. The Court clarified that a breakup alone does not fulfil the legal requirements to constitute the offense of abetment of suicide.

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    Supreme Court Orders Delhi HC To Decide Sukesh Chandrashekhar's wife Bail Plea In Rs 200 Crore Extortion Case Within Three Weeks
    Supreme Court Orders Delhi HC To Decide Sukesh Chandrashekhar's wife Bail Plea In Rs 200 Crore Extortion Case Within Three Weeks
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    Supreme Court Orders Delhi HC To Decide Sukesh Chandrashekhar’s wife Bail Plea In Rs 200 Crore Extortion Case Within Three Weeks

    The Supreme Court directed the Delhi High Court to decide Leena Paulose’s bail plea within three weeks in the Rs 200 crore extortion case, after her counsel informed Justices MM Sundresh and N Kotiswar Singh that it had remained pending over a year.

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    Sagar Dhankar Murder Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Delhi Police Reply On Wrestler Sushil Kumar’s Bail Plea
    Sagar Dhankar Murder Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Delhi Police Reply On Wrestler Sushil Kumar’s Bail Plea
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    Sagar Dhankar Murder Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Delhi Police Reply On Wrestler Sushil Kumar’s Bail Plea

    Today, On 20th February, The Delhi High Court sought a response from the Delhi Police on the bail application filed by Olympian Sushil Kumar in the murder case of former junior national wrestling champion Sagar Dhankar.

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    There Is No Country Like Vanuatu, Is Like Kailasa: Supreme Court
    There Is No Country Like Vanuatu, Is Like Kailasa: Supreme Court
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    There Is No Country Like Vanuatu, It Is Like Kailasa: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court of India remarked during a bail hearing that Vanuatu was not a country, questioning accused’s origin as Siddhartha Dave cited client’s nationality. A bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta, and NV Anjaria examined IPC charges carefully.

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    Bail Application Stretching To Hundreds Of Pages Or Being Voluminous Is Not A Ground For Dismissal: Delhi High Court
    Bail Application Stretching To Hundreds Of Pages Or Being Voluminous Is Not A Ground For Dismissal: Delhi High Court
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    Bail Application Stretching To Hundreds Of Pages Or Being Voluminous Is Not A Ground For Dismissal: Delhi High Court

    The Delhi High Court held that a bail application cannot be rejected merely because it is lengthy or voluminous. It emphasised that even if such an application runs into several hundred pages, its size alone cannot justify dismissal.

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