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    Khan Sir’s Anticipatory Bail Plea in Coaching Institute Firing Case: Patna Court Reserves Verdict Till July 10
    Khan Sir’s Anticipatory Bail Plea in Coaching Institute Firing Case: Patna Court Reserves Verdict Till July 10
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    Khan Sir’s Anticipatory Bail Plea in Coaching Institute Firing Case: Patna Court Reserves Verdict Till July 10

    A Patna court reserved its verdict on educator Khan Sir’s anticipatory bail plea in the coaching institute firing case. The matter arises from an alleged attack and vandalism at his institute, where security guards allegedly opened fire. The court will pronounce its decision on July 10.

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    Threats to MP Judge Tabassum Khan| Judicial Officers Cannot Be Intimidated: High Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance
    Threats to MP Judge Tabassum Khan| Judicial Officers Cannot Be Intimidated: High Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance
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    Threats to MP Judge Tabassum Khan| Judicial Officers Cannot Be Intimidated: High Court Takes Suo Motu Cognisance

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court took suo motu cognisance of threats against Judge Tabassum Khan, holding that judicial officers cannot be intimidated for passing orders and directing protection, affidavits from top officials, and strict action against those responsible.

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    Parental Support Doesn't End Husband's Duty, Wife Cannot Be Denied Maintenance: Allahabad High Court
    Parental Support Doesn't End Husband's Duty, Wife Cannot Be Denied Maintenance: Allahabad High Court
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    Parental Support Doesn’t End Husband’s Duty, Wife Cannot Be Denied Maintenance: Allahabad High Court

    The Allahabad High Court ruled that a wife cannot be denied maintenance under Section 125 CrPC merely because her parents are supporting her. The Court held that parental assistance does not absolve a husband of his statutory obligation to maintain his wife.

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    Justice Is Not Whatever I Want: Bombay HC Rejects Law Student’s Plea Over Exam Ban Due to Attendance Shortage
    Justice Is Not Whatever I Want: Bombay HC Rejects Law Student’s Plea Over Exam Ban Due to Attendance Shortage
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    Justice Is Not Whatever I Want: Bombay HC Rejects Law Student’s Plea Over Exam Ban Due to Attendance Shortage

    The Bombay High Court’s Aurangabad bench dismissed a 23-year-old law student’s plea against being barred from final exams due to poor attendance. The Court criticised her claims as reckless and irresponsible, observing that legal proceedings must be based on good faith and not personal demands.

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    Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu Dead at 59: Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge's Sudden Demise
    Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu Dead at 59: Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge's Sudden Demise
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    Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu Dead at 59: Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge’s Sudden Demise

    Justice Mahabir Singh Sindhu, a sitting judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, passed away at Medanta Hospital, Gurugram at 59. Born in Haryana, he was a first-generation lawyer who rose from a farming family background through dedicated legal practice and service.

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    Ask Interns Not to Come, They Can't Occupy Chairs: Karnataka HC Seeks Ideas To Solve Courtroom Crowding Crisis
    Ask Interns Not to Come, They Can't Occupy Chairs: Karnataka HC Seeks Ideas To Solve Courtroom Crowding Crisis
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    Ask Interns Not to Come, They Can’t Occupy Chairs: Karnataka HC Seeks Ideas To Solve Courtroom Crowding Crisis

    The Karnataka High Court discussed rising courtroom overcrowding issues as lawyers, litigants, and staff faced space constraints. Justice M Nagaprasanna sought suggestions from advocates to manage the situation, saying, “How? All of you give me a solution, I’ll implement it.”

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    Wholly Misconceived And Legally Untenable”: Rajasthan HC Rejects Husband’s Narco, Polygraph Test Plea
    Wholly Misconceived And Legally Untenable”: Rajasthan HC Rejects Husband’s Narco, Polygraph Test Plea
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    Wholly Misconceived And Legally Untenable: Rajasthan HC Rejects Husband’s Narco, Polygraph Test Plea

    The Rajasthan High Court dismissed a husband’s plea seeking narco-analysis, polygraph and DNA tests in a divorce dispute. Justice Sanjeet Purohit upheld the family court order, ruling that such tests were unnecessary, delayed, and could not be imposed without consent.

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    New Bihar Advocate General Announced: Satya Darshi Sanjay Succeeds Prashant Kumar Shahi
    New Bihar Advocate General Announced: Satya Darshi Sanjay Succeeds Prashant Kumar Shahi
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    New Bihar Advocate General Announced: Satya Darshi Sanjay Succeeds Prashant Kumar Shahi

    Senior Advocate Satya Darshi Sanjay has been appointed as the new Advocate General of Bihar, replacing Prashant Kumar Shahi. The Bihar Law Department issued notification confirming his appointment by the Governor under Article 165(1) of the Constitution, effective after he assumes charge.

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    You Are A Lady Don, You Have Lost The Credibility Of Being A Lady: Supreme Court Rejects 60-Year-Old Woman's Bail Plea In NDPS Case
    You Are A Lady Don, You Have Lost The Credibility Of Being A Lady: Supreme Court Rejects 60-Year-Old Woman's Bail Plea In NDPS Case
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    You Are A Lady Don, You Have Lost The Credibility Of Being A Lady: Supreme Court Rejects 60-Year-Old Woman’s Bail Plea In NDPS Case

    The Supreme Court denied bail to a 60-year-old woman accused under the NDPS Act, citing repeated alleged involvement in similar offences. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra made strong observations during the hearing regarding her conduct and credibility.

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    Centre Appoints Seven New Judges To Patna High Court, Boosting Judicial Strength
    Centre Appoints Seven New Judges To Patna High Court, Boosting Judicial Strength
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    Centre Appoints Seven New Judges To Patna High Court, Boosting Judicial Strength

    The Central Government notified the appointment of seven advocates as judges of the Patna High Court. The appointments aim to strengthen judicial capacity, reduce vacancies, and address the growing backlog of pending cases, following recommendations made by the Supreme Court Collegium.

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