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    Supreme Court Slams ASG for 'Unfair' Delay: Raised Technical Objection After 30 Minutes in Priority Hearing
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    Supreme Court Orders Eviction, Returns Cinema Hall to Owner After 63 Years: “We Finally Bring the Curtains Down”

    The Supreme Court has ordered the eviction of a tenant’s legal heir and directed the return of the Mansarovar Palace cinema hall in Prayagraj to its rightful owners after 63 years. The court remarked, “We finally bring the curtains down on this long drawn out litigation.”

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    Supreme Court: Advocate Not Liable to Verify Power of Attorney’s Genuineness Without Reasonable Doubt
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    Supreme Court: Advocates Not Liable to Verify Power of Attorney’s Genuineness Without Reasonable Doubt

    NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India has ruled that advocates are not required to verify whether a power of attorney (PoA) given to them by a litigant is genuine. This decision was made by a bench comprising Justices AS Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan, who clarified that lawyers should only check the document’s authenticity if they have valid reasons to doubt it.

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