Monday, 11 March 2019

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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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Thursday, 14 February 2019

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Tuesday, 12 February 2019

BILL IN RAJYA SABHA ON REGISTERING NRI MARRIAGES WITHIN 30 DAYS


The Registration of Marriage of Non-Resident Indian Bill, 2019 was introduced by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in the Rajya Sabha. According to the bill Non-Resident Indians who marry an Indian citizen or a fellow NRI abroad have to compulsorily register their marriages within 30 days or face the prospects of their passports being impounded or even revoked. The Bill also allows courts to attach properties, movable and immovable, of "proclaimed offenders" or people who fail to appear before courts despite warrants being issued against them. The proposed law will be applicable to NRIs marrying Indian women within or even outside India.


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Friday, 8 February 2019

WIFE OFTEN GOING TO PARENTS’ HOME WITHOUT ANY REASON IS CRUELTY: BOMBAY HIGH COURT


The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has ruled that a wife frequently visiting her maternal home without intimating her husband amounted to cruelty and could be grounds for divorce. While quashing a family court verdict, the High Court dissolved the marriage of a Nagpur-based couple, over two decades after they were married.


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Thursday, 7 February 2019

PAN-AADHAAR LINKAGE MANDATORY FOR FILING I-T RETURNS: SUPREME COURT


The Supreme Court has clarified in a ruling that linking Aadhaar with the Permanent Account Number (PAN) will be mandatory for filing Income Tax Return for the assessment year 2019-20. The court's direction came on an appeal filed by the Centre against a Delhi High Court order allowing two persons, to file income tax returns for 2018-19 without linking their Aadhaar and PAN numbers. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has extended the date to link PAN with Aadhaar till March 31, 2019.


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Wednesday, 6 February 2019

REGISTRATION FEE IS RS. 20000 EVEN THOUGH THE ASSETS DISTRIBUTION AMONG A FAMILY COSTS SOME CRORES


The Andhra Pradesh state government ended the procedure of collecting registration fees depending on the value of assets. Even though the property value costs some crores, the maximum registration fee for the registration for that asset is Rs. 20,000. The new registration fee process is applicable to those who are part of a family. For example, it is applicable when father distribute his assets to his sons and daughters. It is also applicable between husband and wife asset distribution.


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Thursday, 31 January 2019

TELANGANA HIGH COURT RAPS TELANGANA GOVERNMENT FOR NOT SETTING UP VILLAGE COURTS


The Telangana High Court expressed displeasure over the state government for its failure to establish 55 village courts (gram nyayalayas) in spite of earlier recommendation by the high court. The Court directed the government to come up with a positive note regarding establishment of Village Courts across the State. The bench directed the government to come up with a positive note on the issue and adjourned the case hearing to next Tuesday.


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Monday, 28 January 2019

DETAILS OF COURT CASES WILL NOW AVAILABLE AT ‘MEE SEVA’ CENTRES


All district and the lower courts cases details which are computerized across the country will now be available to the rural areas. The Central Judiciary in a statement said that the 23 types of details of E-court portal like registration of cases and their trials and present situation of case, and judgments etc., will now available at the ‘Mee Seva’ centres. Under the E-court project, 16845 court case details are computerized and information about them will be available at ‘Mee Seva’ centres.


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Friday, 18 January 2019

SUPREME COURT ASKED SEARCH COMMITTEE ON LOKPAL TO RECOMMEND NAMES BY FEBRUARY END


The Supreme Court gave the Lokpal search committee time till February-end to short-list a panel of names for chairperson and members of the Lokpal (anti-corruption authority or ombudsman) to be placed before the high-power selection committee led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The court also said that it will hear the plea for the appointment of Lokpal on March 7. The court also directed Centre to provide the entire necessary infrastructure for the Search Committee.


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Thursday, 10 January 2019

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Friday, 4 January 2019

DIFFERENTLY-ABLED PERSONS MUST GET INSURANCE BENEFIT EVEN WHEN PARENTS ARE ALIVE: SUPREME COURT


The Supreme Court said that insurance policy taken by parents or guardians for disabled child should be allowed to mature after 55 years of age of proposer According to the present rules the lump sum payment is given to the disabled dependent only in the event of death of the guardian. The Court said that there could be harsh cases where handicapped persons may need the payment on annuity or lump sum basis even during the lifetime of their parents/guardians and asked the Centre to examine the issue. The court passed the order on a plea filed by a differently abled person Ravi Agrawal seeking its direction to Centre and Life Insurance Policy to allow the beneficiary of insurance of policy to withdraw amount during the lifetime of parents who have taken Jeevan Aadhar Policy from LIC for the livelihood of their children.


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Thursday, 3 January 2019

CONSENSUAL SEX BETWEEN LIVE-IN PARTNERS DOES NOT AMOUNT TO RAPE IF MAN FAILS TO MARRY WOMAN: SUPREME COURT


The Supreme Court has ruled that consensual physical relationship between live-in partners does not amount to rape in case the man fails to marry the woman due to circumstances beyond his control. The top court said this while quashing an FIR lodged by a Maharashtra-based nurse against a doctor, who had been in a live-in relationship for quite some time. The Court said that the acknowledged consensual physical relationship between the parties would not constitute an offence under section 376 (rape) of the IPC.


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