Abhaya Legal Services

Monday, 11 March 2019

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Abhaya Legal Services provides legal services for mutual divorce and contesting divorce, maintenance (Parents, wife & Children), mental and physical harassment, domestic violence, alimony to wife, child custody, dowry harassment, etc., apart from rendering our legal services in civil, criminal, bails, anticipatory bails, cheque bounce, documentation, documents verification, registration, legal opinions, and real estate, etc.,

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Email: abhayalegalservices@gmail.com

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Wednesday, 6 March 2019

SUPREME COURT REVERSES OWN ORDER, ACQUITS SIX ON DEATH ROW WHO SPENT 16 YEARS IN JAIL

The Supreme Court acquitted six persons whom it had awarded death sentence 10 years ago in a 2003 case involving dacoity, gang rape of a woman and murder of five persons of a family in Nashik. Apart from acquitting the accused, who were from a nomadic tribe and falsely implicated in the case by police, a bench of Justices ordered the Maharashtra government to pay compensation of Rs 5 lakh to each person within four weeks and identify officials who let the real culprits get away.

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Thursday, 28 February 2019

PAYOUT FOR HIT-AND-RUN DEATHS SHOULD BE RS 2 LAKH: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court accepted the recommendation of court-appointed committee on road safety to increase the minimum compensation from existing Rs 25,000 to Rs 2 lakh in case of death in hit-and-run case and asked all stake holders including Centre to hold consultation for framing a scheme of payment. The court said that the present amount of compensation is too less and the law should be amended to enhance the amount. As per the report, a minimum compensation of Rs 50,000 should be paid to any one grievously injured in a hit-and-run case.

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Wednesday, 27 February 2019

AYODHYA CASE: SUPREME COURT FAVOURS MEDIATION FOR AMICABLE SETTLEMENT

The Supreme Court favoured an out-of-court settlement of the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title dispute thro-ugh mediation between Hindu and Muslim parties, which will be monitored by the court. While giving this suggestion, the court said it will pass an order on March 6 on whether to refer it to a court-appointed mediator.

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Tuesday, 19 February 2019

29-WEEK-OLD FOETUS WITH BRAIN PROBLEMS CAN BE ABORTED: CALCUTTA HIGH COURT

The Calcutta High Court allowed a 42-year-old woman to terminate her 29-week pregnancy since the foetus was suffering from Down Syndrome, considering her claim of mental, physical and financial stress. Indian law allows abortion of foetuses up to 20 weeks old, but courts can make exceptions in case abnormalities are detected and if there is substantial risk to the mother’s life and health.

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Saturday, 16 February 2019

HYDERABAD COPS LAUNCHED ‘BALA MITHRA’ TO TACKLE CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN SCHOOLS

In order to create awareness and provide a platform for children to report on incidents of abuse, the Cyberabad Police launched an initiative named ‘Bala Mithras’ or ‘Friends of Children’, wherein one teacher from each school or a counsellor will act as a bridge between students and the SHE Team to speak out and inform on child abuse cases. The Cyberabad police have also launched a WhatsApp number (9490617444) for reporting child sexual abuse. Citizens can also report on child sexual abuse by calling the respective SHE Teams or by mailing to balamithra.cyberabad@gmail.com or Facebook.

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