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    Gujarat University Defamation Case: Arvind Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh Move Gujarat High Court Against Session Court Orders
    Gujarat University Defamation Case: Arvind Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh Move Gujarat High Court Against Session Court Orders
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    Gujarat University Defamation Case: Arvind Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh Move Gujarat High Court Against Session Court Orders

    Arvind Kejriwal and Sanjay Singh have moved the Gujarat High Court challenging the sessions court orders in the Gujarat University defamation case. Their plea seeks relief against the directives issued in the criminal proceedings initiated by Gujarat University.

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    National Herald Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Sonia, Rahul Gandhi On ED’s Plea; Hearing On 12 March
    National Herald Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Sonia, Rahul Gandhi On ED’s Plea; Hearing On 12 March
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    National Herald Case: Delhi High Court Seeks Response From Sonia, Rahul Gandhi On ED’s Plea; Hearing On 12 March

    Today, On 22nd December, The Delhi High Court has sought responses from Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi on the Enforcement Directorate’s challenge to dismissal of the National Herald complaint, listing the matter for hearing on 12 March.

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    Financial Control by a Husband Is a Mirror of Indian Society, Not Cruelty: Supreme Court Quashes 498A Case
    Financial Control by a Husband Is a Mirror of Indian Society, Not Cruelty: Supreme Court Quashes 498A Case
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    Financial Control by a Husband Is a Mirror of Indian Society, Not Cruelty: Supreme Court Quashes 498A Case

    The Supreme Court held that financial control by a husband is a social reality and does not amount to criminal cruelty without proven mental or physical harm. Quashing a Section 498A case, the Court said criminal law cannot be used to settle personal vendettas.

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    No One Should Misuse The Court's Process For Oblique Motives: Delhi High Court Penalises Serial Litigant Over Illegal Construction Pleas
    No One Should Misuse The Court's Process For Oblique Motives: Delhi High Court Penalises Serial Litigant Over Illegal Construction Pleas
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    No One Should Misuse The Court’s Process For Oblique Motives: Delhi High Court Penalises Serial Litigant Over Illegal Construction Pleas

    Delhi High Court penalises a serial litigant for filing multiple pleas against illegal constructions in the national capital. The Court emphasised, “No one should misuse the court’s process for oblique motives,” warning against frivolous petitions that burden the judicial system.

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    Stray Dogs Case | Will Play Video, Ask You What Is Humanity: Supreme Court To Petitioner
    Stray Dogs Case | Will Play Video, Ask You What Is Humanity: Supreme Court To Petitioner
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    Stray Dogs Case | Will Play Video, Ask You What Is Humanity: Supreme Court To Petitioner

    Today, On18th December, In the stray dogs case, a petitioner raised concerns about the “inhuman” treatment of animals. The Supreme Court responded, saying a video will be shown during the next hearing, challenging the notion of humanity and asking, “Will play video, ask you what is humanity.”

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    National Herald Case| Not Maintainable, Case Based on Private Complaint, Not FIR: Court Dismisses ED Case Against Sonia, Rahul Gandhi
    National Herald Case| Not Maintainable, Case Based on Private Complaint, Not FIR: Court Dismisses ED Case Against Sonia, Rahul Gandhi
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    National Herald Case| Not Maintainable, Case Based on Private Complaint, Not FIR: Court Dismisses ED Case Against Sonia, Rahul Gandhi

    Today, On 16th December, Granting relief to Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, a Delhi court dismissed the ED’s PMLA complaint in the National Herald case. The court held the proceedings not maintainable since they arose from a private complaint, not an FIR registered.

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    Neha Singh Rathore’s Post on Pahalgam Attack & PM Modi: Allahabad High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail
    Neha Singh Rathore’s Post on Pahalgam Attack & PM Modi: Allahabad High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail
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    Neha Singh Rathore’s Post on Pahalgam Attack & PM Modi: Allahabad High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail

    Allahabad High Court rejected Neha Singh Rathore’s anticipatory bail plea after her post on the Pahalgam attack, which allegedly targeted the Prime Minister. The court noted that her remarks were provocative, baseless, and capable of creating tension on social media.

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    Land-for-Job Scam: Court Defers Order on Framing Charges Against Lalu Yadav
    Land-for-Job Scam: Court Defers Order on Framing Charges Against Lalu Yadav
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    Land-for-Job Scam: Court Defers Order on Framing Charges Against Lalu Yadav

    Today, On 4th December, The Delhi court has postponed its decision on framing charges against Lalu Yadav and others in the alleged Land-for-Job scam. The case remains under judicial review, keeping the political and legal spotlight intensely focused on the developments.

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    National Herald Case: Delhi Court Reserves Order on ED Chargesheet Against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi for Nov 29
    National Herald Case: Delhi Court Reserves Order on ED Chargesheet Against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi for Nov 29
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    National Herald Case: Court Seeks Time to Review ED’s Fraud Allegations, Defers Chargesheet Order to December 16

    Today, On 29th November, The Delhi court deferred its decision on taking cognisance of the Enforcement Directorate’s chargesheet in the National Herald case, stating that it needs additional time to examine the alleged fraudulent transactions flagged by the agency, moving the order to December 16.

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    Delhi High Court Tells Mask Makers: Remove ‘Naguva Nayana’ or Pay Rs 30 Lakh to Saregama
    Delhi High Court Tells Mask Makers: Remove ‘Naguva Nayana’ or Pay Rs 30 Lakh to Saregama
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    Delhi High Court Warns Lawyers: ‘Adjournments Are Court’s Courtesy, Not Your Right’

    The Delhi High Court ruled that adjournments and pass overs are discretionary courtesies extended by the court and cannot be used to delay proceedings or make the opposite party suffer. The court dismissed a 2006 civil suit petition, imposing a Rs 10,000 cost on the petitioner.

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