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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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    “Why Do You Need Sundays Off?”: Justice Aravind Kumar Urges Young Lawyers to Show Commitment
    “Why Do You Need Sundays Off?”: Justice Aravind Kumar Urges Young Lawyers to Show Commitment
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    Idea That Delhi Is the Pinnacle of Legal Ability Is Utterly False: SC Judge Justice Aravind Kumar

    Supreme Court Justice Aravind Kumar said the belief that Delhi is India’s legal pinnacle is a false, manufactured impression, stressing that Delhi is not India and warning against equating the capital’s prominence with nationwide legal excellence and ability.

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    Lowered Court’s And Tried To Interfere With Judicial Proceedings: Delhi High Court Frames Criminal Contempt Charges Against Advocate
    Lowered Court’s And Tried To Interfere With Judicial Proceedings: Delhi High Court Frames Criminal Contempt Charges Against Advocate
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    Lowered Court’s And Tried To Interfere With Judicial Proceedings: Delhi High Court Frames Criminal Contempt Charges Against Advocate

    The Delhi High Court framed criminal contempt charges against a Delhi advocate for scandalous allegations in court and a similar LinkedIn post. The court said he lowered its authority and interfered with judicial proceedings by uploading the post.

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    Shocking! My Name Was Deleted After Adjudication: Ex-Calcutta High Court Judge to Move Tribunal After Removal from West Bengal SIR
    Shocking! My Name Was Deleted After Adjudication: Ex-Calcutta High Court Judge to Move Tribunal After Removal from West Bengal SIR
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    Shocking! My Name Was Deleted After Adjudication: Ex-Calcutta High Court Judge to Move Tribunal After Removal from West Bengal SIR

    Former Calcutta High Court judge Sahidullah Munshi, now heading the West Bengal Board of Auqaf, was shocked to find his name deleted from the electoral roll, while the names of his wife and elder son remain under adjudication despite ongoing verification.

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    Orders Passed By Judges In Matters Outside Roster Assigned By Chief Justice are Illegal: Orissa High Court
    Orders Passed By Judges In Matters Outside Roster Assigned By Chief Justice are Illegal: Orissa High Court
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    Orders Passed By Judges In Matters Outside Roster Assigned By Chief Justice are Illegal: Orissa High Court

    Orissa High Court held that orders passed by a Bench in matters outside the roster assigned by the Chief Justice are per se illegal. The Court said entertaining cases beyond allocation amounts to jurisdiction without authority, rendering such decisions fundamentally invalid.

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    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court
    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court
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    High Courts Cannot Unsettle The Finality Of Apex Court Orders : Supreme Court

    Supreme Court ruled that High Courts cannot disturb the finality of Apex Court orders. It added that non-parties affected by a judgment in rem may seek appropriate remedies in service matters.

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    Why Is the High Court Unnecessarily Indulging in All This?: Supreme Court On Himachal Pradesh OBC Commission Relocation Case
    Why Is the High Court Unnecessarily Indulging in All This?: Supreme Court On Himachal Pradesh OBC Commission Relocation Case
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    Why Is the High Court Unnecessarily Indulging in All This?: Supreme Court On Himachal Pradesh OBC Commission Relocation Case

    Today, On 9th February, Supreme Court questioned the Himachal Pradesh High Court, asking “What is the problem if some offices are shifted? Who are you to tell the elected government where to have the offices?” while directing it to finally decide the OBC Commission relocation plea

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    “Pay the Worker Before His Sweat Dries”: Madras High Court Slams Madurai Corporation, Orders Payment of Lawyer’s Dues
    “Pay the Worker Before His Sweat Dries”: Madras High Court Slams Madurai Corporation, Orders Payment of Lawyer’s Dues
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    I Am Tired, How Many Cases Am I To Haul Up?: Justice G R Swaminathan Slams Officials For Repeated Contempt Of Court

    Justice G R Swaminathan of the Madurai Bench expressed anguish over repeatedly summoning officials for contempt. He said citing law and order to defy court orders is unacceptable and reflects a serious breakdown of the legal framework system.

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    Statement Recorded Under Section 161 CrPC to Police Admissible as Dying Declaration: Supreme Court Summons Husband’s Relatives
    Statement Recorded Under Section 161 CrPC to Police Admissible as Dying Declaration: Supreme Court Summons Husband’s Relatives
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    Statement Recorded Under Section 161 CrPC to Police Admissible as Dying Declaration: Supreme Court Summons Husband’s Relatives

    The Supreme Court held that a woman’s statement recorded by police under Section 161 CrPC can be treated as a valid dying declaration. The Court also summoned the husband’s relatives for further proceedings in the case before it.

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    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court
    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court
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    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court

    Today, on 20th November, in the Presidential Reference row, As the Supreme Court rules that there can be no deemed assent and no fixed timelines for the Governor or the President on State Bills, it reinforces boundaries and stresses that authorities must act with transparency and restraint.

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