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Bombay High Court stays the special court's order granting bail to Sachin Waze.
After three judges recused from hearing the NIA appeal against the bail order, the matter was ordered to be listed before another division bench of Justice Girish Kulkarni and Justice Dr Neela Gokhale.
The bench has stayed the bail order for the time being and has adjourned the hearing till October first week.
Gujarat High Court denies temporary bail to Asaram, serving life setence in a rape case, sought on the ground that his wife was sick and admitted in hospital
The HC took note of the wife’s medical report and statement by attending doctors who said that her condition is stable and she will be released in 2-3 days
Delhi High Court denies bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case.
Justice Prathiba M Singh led bench passed the order.
The Court said that it cannot modify the order passed by the Supreme Court in Gulfisha Fatima case wherein conditions were imposed on them to seek bail- one, on completion of protected witness’ examination and expiry of one year from passing order (January 05).
One more bench of the Bombay High Court recuses from hearing NIA appeal challenging the bail granted to controversial cop Sachin Waze by a special court in the infamous Antilia Bomb Scare Case.
Justice Bharati Dangre and Justice Ashish Chavan, both recused from hearing the NIA appeal.
Justice Dangre said, she had in an earlier round already passed a reasoned order that she won't take up Waze's case as he was also involved in another case concerning a minister (Anil Deshmukh).
Justice Chavan too recused from hearing the appeal stating that he had appeared for CBI in the Anil Deshmukh case.
Notably, yesterday evening Justice Sarang Kotwal heading a division bench also comprising of Justice Ranjitsinha Bhonsale had recused from hearing the appeal.
Supreme Court hears plea concerning severe air pollution in Delhi and seeking restriction to fire crackers.
Bench: We are neither going to agree for total ban nor are we going to allow them to do it for 24 hours. Total ban will hurt some sentiments. Allowing them throughout the day will have a huge impact on every living being including the old people, sick people and children.
Bench: We need to find the solution with which we can give specific time and we can say what are the crackers to be used.
Supreme Court hears Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra's plea challenging an order directing her to vacate the Circuit House in Nadia, West Bengal
Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana
Pass-over sought on behalf of Sr Adv Gopal Sankaranarayanan (for Moitra)
SG Tushar Mehta: Individual issues of MPs directly being agitated before Supreme Court? factually also there are inaccurate statements. Somebody else may come that my schemes are not implemented
Matter re-listed on Oct 1.
#KarnatakaHighCourt orders no coercive action against cinema theaters in plea challenging 2 per cent cess on cinema tickets.
Justice H T Narendra Prasad would decide on the constitutionality of impugned sections, denies the relief of interim stay on the operation of the statute coming into force today.
Supreme Court Refuses To List West Bengal Plea Against Milan Pradhan's Interim Bail Before Nandigram By-Election
‘A political leader holding public office cannot use statutory proceedings for their political motives,’ Gujarat High Court said while rejecting Arvind Kejriwal’s plea against order imposing cost over #PMModi Degree Row
HC said that the manner in which Kejriwal responded to CIC in the proceedings against him and further pursued the matter by filling written submissions ‘speaks of itself and need no further comments or observations’ from the court.
Referring to the scheme of the RTI Act the HC said that action of CIC in taking ‘suo motu’ cognizance passing an order treating Kejriwal as an applicant is outside the scope of the Act.