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    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent
    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent
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    What Kind Of A Son Are You?, Go And Take Care Of Your Father: Supreme Court Slams Son Fighting Property Battle With Elderly Parent

    The Supreme Court dismissed a Rajasthan man’s plea challenging an eviction order under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, while strongly criticising his dispute with his elderly father and urging him to care for and support his parent.

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    You Have A Glorious History: Supreme Court Remarks On NDPS Accused’s Criminal Antecedents Bail Plea
    You Have A Glorious History: Supreme Court Remarks On NDPS Accused’s Criminal Antecedents Bail Plea
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    You Have A Glorious History: Supreme Court Remarks On NDPS Accused’s Criminal Antecedents Bail Plea

    The Supreme Court allowed withdrawal of an SLP seeking regular bail in an NDPS Act and Arms Act case after making sharp observations on the accused’s criminal antecedents during the hearing, remarking on the petitioner’s extensive criminal history before permitting withdrawal of the plea.

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    My God! You're A Girlfriend Killer: Justice Vikram Nath's Sharp Remark While Refusing Bail To Murder Accused
    My God! You're A Girlfriend Killer: Justice Vikram Nath's Sharp Remark While Refusing Bail To Murder Accused
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    My God! You’re A Girlfriend Killer: Justice Vikram Nath’s Sharp Remark While Refusing Bail To Murder Accused

    The Supreme Court refused to entertain a bail plea in a Meerut double murder case, with Justice Vikram Nath comparing the allegations to an Ajay Devgn film. The Court made strong observations against the accused, who allegedly killed a woman and her father over one-sided love.

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    A High Court Judge Had To Sit Till 7 PM, He Was Hungry and Tired: SC Refuses Plea For Fast Hearing Of Allahabad HC Case
    A High Court Judge Had To Sit Till 7 PM, He Was Hungry and Tired: SC Refuses Plea For Fast Hearing Of Allahabad HC Case
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    A High Court Judge Had To Sit Till 7 PM, He Was Hungry and Tired: SC Refuses Plea For Fast Hearing Of Allahabad HC Case

    The Supreme Court declined a plea for an early hearing of a case pending before the Allahabad High Court, stressing it cannot set strict timelines for already overburdened judges. The CJI cited an order noting a judge worked till 7:10 PM, exhausted and hungry.

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    BREAKING| Seemingly Influenced by Political Rivalry: Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Pawan Khera in Assam Police Case
    BREAKING| Seemingly Influenced by Political Rivalry: Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Pawan Khera in Assam Police Case
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    BREAKING| Seemingly Influenced by Political Rivalry: Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Pawan Khera in Assam Police Case

    The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to Congress leader Pawan Khera in the Assam Police case, observing that the allegations and counter-allegations currently appear politically motivated and influenced by rivalry, with their veracity to be tested during trial.

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    Assam Case Row: Pawan Khera Moves Supreme Court After Gauhati High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail
    Assam Case Row: Pawan Khera Moves Supreme Court After Gauhati High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail
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    Assam Case Row: Pawan Khera Moves Supreme Court After Gauhati High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail

    Congress leader Pawan Khera has moved the Supreme Court challenging the Gauhati High Court’s refusal to grant him anticipatory bail in a criminal case filed by Assam Police. The case concerns his alleged remarks about Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma’s wife.

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    “You argued well. Vakeel ban sakte hain aap”: Delhi High Court Judge to Arvind Kejriwal
    “You argued well. Vakeel ban sakte hain aap”: Delhi High Court Judge to Arvind Kejriwal
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    Excise Policy Case: CBI Opposes Adjournment Request by Arvind Kejriwal and Others in Challenge to Discharge Order

    Today, On 16th March, In Excise Policy Case, CBI opposed the adjournment request by Arvind Kejriwal and others, but the Delhi High Court granted them time to respond to the petition challenging their discharge in the alleged liquor policy scam corruption case today.

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    Courts Should Not Demand Upfront Money or Undertakings for Bail, It Can Misuse Justice: Supreme Court
    Courts Should Not Demand Upfront Money or Undertakings for Bail, It Can Misuse Justice: Supreme Court
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    Courts Should Not Demand Upfront Money or Undertakings for Bail, It Can Misuse Justice: Supreme Court

    Supreme Court ruled courts should not insist on upfront monetary deposits or guarantees as conditions for granting or considering bail, warning such practices may distort justice. The bench made observations while hearing an SLP challenging denial of interim bail in a subsidy diversion case.

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    Big Blow to Congress Govt: Supreme Court Throws Out Telangana Plea Against Harish Rao in Phone Tapping Case
    Big Blow to Congress Govt: Supreme Court Throws Out Telangana Plea Against Harish Rao in Phone Tapping Case
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    Big Blow to Congress Govt: Supreme Court Throws Out Telangana Plea Against Harish Rao in Phone Tapping Case

    The Supreme Court has dismissed the Telangana government’s petition challenging the quashing of the FIR against BRS MLA Harish Rao in the alleged phone tapping case. The top court said it cannot interfere with a reasoned High Court order without any fresh evidence.

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    Second SLP Not Maintainable To Challenge Dismissal Of High Court Review Petition: Supreme Court Clarifies Article 136
    Second SLP Not Maintainable To Challenge Dismissal Of High Court Review Petition: Supreme Court Clarifies Article 136
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    Second SLP Not Maintainable To Challenge Dismissal Of High Court Review Petition: Supreme Court Clarifies Article 136

    The Supreme Court reiterated that once a Special Leave Petition is dismissed without liberty to re-approach, a second SLP on the same judgment is not maintainable. Rejection of a subsequent High Court review does not revive the right under Article 136.

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