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    When HC Judges Can’t Decide the Correct Answer, How Can Law Graduates?: Supreme Court On  Chandigarh Law Officer Exam Question
    When HC Judges Can’t Decide the Correct Answer, How Can Law Graduates?: Supreme Court On  Chandigarh Law Officer Exam Question
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    When HC Judges Can’t Decide the Correct Answer, How Can Law Graduates?: Supreme Court On  Chandigarh Law Officer Exam Question

    The Supreme Court resolved an ambiguous Chandigarh law officer exam question after conflicting High Court rulings. Justices Sanjay Karol and Prashant Kumar Mishra held that determining which constitutional schedule is immune from judicial review is unsuitable for multiple-choice evaluation.

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    Tiranga Yatra Row: Court Issues Notice to MP Minister Rao Uday Pratap Singh Over National Flag Insult Plea
    Tiranga Yatra Row: Court Issues Notice to MP Minister Rao Uday Pratap Singh Over National Flag Insult Plea
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    Tiranga Yatra Row: Court Issues Notice to MP Minister Rao Uday Pratap Singh Over National Flag Insult Plea

    A special MP/MLA court in Jabalpur issued notice to Rao Uday Pratap Singh over a plea alleging insult to the national flag during a Tiranga Yatra. D P Sutrakar sought response while considering a request for FIR.

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    Political Malice: Rahul Gandhi in UP Court Over Alleged Defamatory Remark Against Amit Shah
    Political Malice: Rahul Gandhi in UP Court Over Alleged Defamatory Remark Against Amit Shah
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    Political Malice: Rahul Gandhi in UP Court Over Alleged Defamatory Remark Against Amit Shah

    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appeared before the MP/MLA court in Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh, in a defamation case linked to his alleged remarks about Union Home Minister Amit Shah, asserting that the proceedings were triggered against him out of “political malice.”

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    Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries Can't Appear Before Tribunals; Only Enrolled Advocates Can Practice: Tax Lawyers To Delhi HC
    Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries Can't Appear Before Tribunals; Only Enrolled Advocates Can Practice: Tax Lawyers To Delhi HC
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    Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries Can’t Appear Before Tribunals; Only Enrolled Advocates Can Practice: Tax Lawyers To Delhi HC

    The Delhi High Court heard pleas by the Bar Council of India and Association of Tax Lawyers opposing non-advocates in tribunals. Justices Prathiba M. Singh and Madhu Jain noted Section 30 grants enrolled advocates exclusive rights of appearance nationwide.

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    Rahul Gandhi Must Provide Voice Samples in Defamation Matter: Satyaki Savarkar Urges Court
    Rahul Gandhi Must Provide Voice Samples in Defamation Matter: Satyaki Savarkar Urges Court
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    Rahul Gandhi Must Provide Voice Samples in Defamation Matter: Satyaki Savarkar Urges Court

    Satyaki Savarkar, grandnephew of V D Savarkar, sought court directions for voice samples of Rahul Gandhi in a defamation dispute. Through advocate Sangram Kolhatkar, the plea was filed before Judicial Magistrate A A Shinde, citing material to strengthen allegations.

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    ‘Give Up, Don’t Litigate’: Bombay High Court Urges Siblings To End Defamation Battle Between Brother And Sister
    ‘Give Up, Don’t Litigate’: Bombay High Court Urges Siblings To End Defamation Battle Between Brother And Sister
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    “I Paid Rs 80,000, Justice Never Came”: Man Sets Himself Ablaze Outside Bombay High Court Over Lawyer Dispute

    A man allegedly set himself on fire outside the Bombay High Court after a lawyer failed to file his case despite taking Rs 80,000. He suffered 50% burn injuries and is undergoing treatment as Azad Maidan Police investigate the incident.

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    Pilot Fatigue Row: Delhi High Court Seeks DGCA Response On Alleged Violation Of CAR 2024 Norms
    Pilot Fatigue Row: Delhi High Court Seeks DGCA Response On Alleged Violation Of CAR 2024 Norms
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    Pilot Fatigue Row: Delhi High Court Seeks DGCA Response On Alleged Violation Of CAR 2024 Norms

    Today, On 16th December, Delhi High Court has sought a response from the DGCA on a contempt plea by pilot unions alleging illegal relaxations to airlines and approval of fatigue management schemes contrary to CAR 2024 safety norms governing flight duty limits.

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    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund
    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund
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    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund

    Today, On 12th December, InterGlobe Aviation, which operates IndiGo, has moved the Delhi High Court seeking a refund of more than Rs.900 crore paid as customs duty on re-imported aircraft engines and parts. Justice Shail Jain recused, stating, “My son is a pilot with IndiGo.”

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    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea
    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea
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    “No Takedown Without Hearing”: Delhi High Court Pushes Back on J&K Deputy CM’s Defamation Plea

    Delhi High Court refused to order removal of alleged defamatory videos against J&K Deputy CM Surinder Kumar Choudhary without first hearing the news platforms. Court asked him to add uploaders as parties and directed social media firms to share their details within three days.

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    Haldwani on High Alert as Supreme Court Set to Deliver Crucial Order Affecting 50,000 Residents
    Haldwani on High Alert as Supreme Court Set to Deliver Crucial Order Affecting 50,000 Residents
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    Haldwani on High Alert as Supreme Court Set to Deliver Crucial Order Affecting 50,000 Residents

    Haldwani is under heavy security ahead of the Supreme Court’s verdict on the major railway land encroachment case involving over 4,300 families. Authorities have deployed massive forces as residents fear large-scale eviction without a relocation plan.

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