The Jharkhand High Court overturned a maintenance order in a landmark case, ruling that Sangeeta Toppo was not entitled to support due to her unjustified separation from her husband, setting a legal precedent. The judgment emphasizes the need for substantiated claims in matrimonial disputes and will have a significant impact on future cases.
Today, the Jharkhand HC Rejected a petition submitted by Ex-CM Hemant Soren, requesting authorization to partake in the assembly’s budget session. A panel led by Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad had deliberated on the issue since February 26, following extensive arguments presented by Senior Counsel Kapil Sibal, representing Soren, and ASG of India SV Raju, acting on behalf of ED.
The Jharkhand High Court made a significant observation on PMLA cases, stating that individuals involved in money laundering activities post the initial crime may not necessarily need to be accused of the scheduled offense. The court rejected anticipatory bail for a petitioner in a related case, highlighting the seriousness of the offense and shedding light on PMLA complexities.
The Jharkhand High Court has reserved its decision on former Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s request to join the State Assembly’s budget session. Soren’s plea follows his arrest in a money laundering case. The court heard arguments from both sides and scheduled the next hearing for February 26, with significant implications for the state’s legislative proceedings.
On February 23, Hemant Soren appealed to the Jharkhand High Court for permission to join the budget session of the assembly. Previously denied by the Special Court, Soren emphasized the importance of his presence during crucial voting sessions. With ongoing legal challenges, his absence could impact key state decisions. The High Court scheduled the next hearing for February 26.
The Jharkhand High Court rejected Rahul Gandhi’s plea to dismiss a defamation case filed against him for derogatory remarks about Amit Shah in 2018. Despite Gandhi’s response, the court reserved its decision. Gandhi was also granted bail in a separate case filed by BJP leader Vijay Mishra, asserting his innocence throughout the proceedings.
The Jharkhand High Court expressed concern about the misuse of Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code in a case involving a wife’s allegations against her husband’s relatives. Emphasizing the need for fairness, the court quashed the criminal case due to the absence of direct allegations. This highlights debates on the section’s effectiveness and misuse concerns.
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren faces serious allegations from the Enforcement Directorate, including illegal land acquisition and unaccounted cash possession. WhatsApp chats with his associate have come to light, implicating him in property dealings and financial irregularities. The court has adjourned the hearing, granting the agency more time for investigation.
The Jharkhand High Court judge, citing the Yajurveda, conveyed, “O woman, you are not meant to be overcome by challenges. You possess the strength to conquer the greatest of obstacles. Vanquish the foes and their forces; within you lies the courage of a thousand.” In a notable judgment, the Jharkhand High Court has delved into […]
The Jharkhand High Court dismissed disciplinary proceedings against a lawyer accused of an illicit relationship with a client. The Court highlighted the absence of a direct complaint from the client and suggested the husband’s adversarial relationship drove the complaint, emphasizing the need for solid evidence in legal and disciplinary matters. The ruling underscores the importance of evidence and contextual scrutiny in such cases.