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    Can't Reach Court Due To Rains?  No Adverse Orders for Lawyers Unable to Attend Court: Bombay High Court
    Can't Reach Court Due To Rains?  No Adverse Orders for Lawyers Unable to Attend Court: Bombay High Court
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    Can’t Reach Court Due To Rains?  No Adverse Orders for Lawyers Unable to Attend Court: Bombay High Court

    The Bombay High Court assured advocates that no adverse or dismissal orders would be passed if they were unable to attend court due to severe rainfall disrupting Mumbai, Thane and Raigad. The assurance follows the IMD’s red alert warning of extremely heavy rain and flooding.

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    Faraz Alam Sagar Joins CMS IndusLaw As Head Of Disputes & White-Collar Crimes
    Faraz Alam Sagar Joins CMS IndusLaw As Head Of Disputes & White-Collar Crimes
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    Faraz Alam Sagar Joins CMS IndusLaw As Head Of Disputes & White-Collar Crimes

    Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas partner Faraz Alam Sagar has moved to CMS IndusLaw as Equity Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution and White-Collar Crimes in Mumbai. His shift marks a significant leadership transition within the legal industry today itself.

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    Three CMS INDUSLAW Partners Along With 19 Lawyers Join JSA
    Three CMS INDUSLAW Partners Along With 19 Lawyers Join JSA
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    Three CMS INDUSLAW Partners Along With 19 Lawyers Join JSA

    CMS INDUSLAW Partners Siddharth Manchanda, Minhaz Lokhandwala and Rashi Saraf, along with 18 associates and retained partner Vinit Patwari, are set to join JSA Advocates & Solicitors. Their addition will significantly strengthen JSA’s corporate practice in Mumbai and Bengaluru.

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    Supreme Court Upholds Bombay HC Ban on Feeding Pigeons at ‘Kabutarkhanas’ Over Public Health Risk
    Supreme Court Upholds Bombay HC Ban on Feeding Pigeons at ‘Kabutarkhanas’ Over Public Health Risk
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    Supreme Court Upholds Bombay HC Ban on Feeding Pigeons at ‘Kabutarkhanas’ Over Public Health Risk

    The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the Bombay High Court’s order banning pigeon feeding at Mumbai’s kabutarkhanas, citing public health concerns. The court said petitioners could seek modification from the High Court.

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    Bombay High Court Allows New Jetty Project, Terminal Construction: "Objective Is to Provide Better Facilities and Decongest Gateway of India"
    Bombay High Court Allows New Jetty Project, Terminal Construction: "Objective Is to Provide Better Facilities and Decongest Gateway of India"
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    Bombay High Court Allows New Jetty Project, Terminal Construction: “Objective Is to Provide Better Facilities and Decongest Gateway of India”

    Today, On 15th July, The Bombay High Court has permitted the construction of a new passenger jetty and terminal at the Gateway of India. The court noted the project’s objective is to provide better facilities and reduce congestion at the heritage site.

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    CJI Gavai Praises Bombay HC Bench in Kolhapur: "Every Citizen Should Get Justice Without Spending Much Time & Money"
    CJI Gavai Praises Bombay HC Bench in Kolhapur: "Every Citizen Should Get Justice Without Spending Much Time & Money"
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    CJI Gavai Praises Bombay HC Bench in Kolhapur: “Every Citizen Should Get Justice Without Spending Much Time & Money”

    CJI B.R. Gavai praised the proposal for a Bombay High Court bench in Kolhapur, saying every citizen should get justice “without spending much time and money,” highlighting the need to improve access to justice across Maharashtra.

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    Supreme Court Says HC Will Decide Rs 229 Crore Jetty Case: "Without Being Influenced By Our Observations"
    Supreme Court Says HC Will Decide Rs 229 Crore Jetty Case: "Without Being Influenced By Our Observations"
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    Supreme Court Says HC Will Decide Rs 229 Crore Jetty Case: “Without Being Influenced By Our Observations”

    The Supreme Court Today (May 29) again refused to hear a plea about a new Rs 229 crore passenger jetty near Mumbai’s Gateway of India. It said the Bombay High Court will handle the case without any influence from previous observations.

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    Supreme Court Says HC Will Decide Rs 229 Crore Jetty Case: "Without Being Influenced By Our Observations"
    Supreme Court Says HC Will Decide Rs 229 Crore Jetty Case: "Without Being Influenced By Our Observations"
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    Supreme Court on Mumbai Jetty Project: “We All Want Sewage Plants, But Not Near My House”

    The Supreme Court, while hearing objections to the Mumbai jetty project near the Gateway of India, remarked, “We all want sewage plants, but not near my house,” highlighting public resistance to necessary infrastructure near residential areas.

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    Operation Sindoor | "Part of National Consciousness as a Symbol of Indian Bravery": Reliance Withdraws Trademark Application
    Operation Sindoor | "Part of National Consciousness as a Symbol of Indian Bravery": Reliance Withdraws Trademark Application
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    Operation Sindoor | “Part of National Consciousness as a Symbol of Indian Bravery”: Reliance Withdraws Trademark Application

    Reliance Industries Limited filed for the ‘Operation Sindoor’ trademark just hours after the Indian Army’s strike was announced. Within 24 hours, a Delhi lawyer and two others joined the race under Class 41 trademark category.

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    Operation Sindoor | Reliance Files Trademark Hours After Army Strike; Delhi Lawyer Joins the Race
    Operation Sindoor | Reliance Files Trademark Hours After Army Strike; Delhi Lawyer Joins the Race
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    Operation Sindoor | Reliance Files Trademark Hours After Army Strike; Delhi Lawyer Joins the Race

    Reliance Industries Limited filed for the ‘Operation Sindoor’ trademark just hours after the Indian Army’s strike was announced. Within 24 hours, a Delhi lawyer and two others joined the race under Class 41 trademark category.

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