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NCB Officer Sameer Wankhede And Wife File Suit Against Social Media Giants (Google, Twitter and Facebook) To Block Malicious/ Defamatory Content
Narcotics Control Bureau Zonal Director Sameer Wankhede and his wife recently approached the City Civil Court at Dindoshi seeking directions to social media giants Google and Facebook/Meta and Twitter to restrain from displaying or publishing, malicious and defamatory contents against them. In a suit accompanied by a notice of motion, Wankhede is seeking an order under section 79 of...
Delhi High Court Quashes Delisting Order Issued To Entity By Railways Without Show Cause Notice And Reasonable Opportunity To Defend
The Delhi High Court has quashed a delisting order issued to an entity by the Railways without any show cause notice and reasonable opportunity to defend itself observing that the same cannot be sustained in law. Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva observed that the High Court can exercise it's jurisdiction under Article 226 in such cases where the impugned order is ex facie issued contrary to...
"These People Are Powerless Or What?": Delhi High Court Raps SDMC For Complaining About Violation Of Judicial Orders By Vendors In Nehru Place
The Delhi High Court on Thursday rapped the South Delhi Municipal Corporation for complaining about the violation of judicial orders by vendors in city's Nehru Place area qua conditions of hawking remarking that it was the responsibility of the authority to ensure enforcement of the orders. The bench of Justice Manmohan and Justice Navin Chawla was hearing a suo moto case registered by the...
Non-Recovery Of Weapon Of Offence Would Not Impeach Prosecution Case Which Relies On Credible Direct Evidence: Supreme Court
On Thursday, the Supreme Court held that non-recovery of the weapon of offence would not discredit the case of the prosecution which relies on cogent direct evidence. The Apex Court added that the failure to produce a report by a ballistic expert, who can testify to the nature and cause of injury, is not sufficient to impeach the credible direct evidence. A bench comprising Justices...
Supreme Court Reserves Judgment On Pleas Challenging Manipur HC Judgment Which Struck Down Parliamentary Secretary Act
The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved judgement in the special leave petitions challenging the Manipur High Court's order of striking down the Manipur Parliamentary Secretary (Appointment, Salary and Allowances and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2012 ("Act, 2012) and the Manipur Parliamentary Secretary (Appointment, Salary And Allowances and Miscellaneous Provisions) Repealing Act,...
Kerala Court Temporarily Stays Release Of Prithviraj-Starrer 'Kaduva'
The Second Additional Sub Judge of Ernakulam has issued an ad interim injunction in a suit challenging the release of Prithviraj-starrer Kaduva restraining the respondents from publishing the movie until further orders. The Sub Court fund that if broadcasted or screened even for a moment, it would cause irreparable injury and hardships to the plaintiff.. The plaintiff's family...
Only Consumer & Not Distribution Licensee Has Right To Make Representation Before Electricity Ombudsman: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has recently observed that only "Consumers" and not Distribution Licensee have a right to make represenation before the Electricity Ombudsman.The bench of Justices LN Rao, BR Gavai and BV Nagarathna was considering a civil appeal against the judgement dated April 3, 2019 passed by the Allahabad High Court ("Impugned Judgement").In the impugned judgment, the High Court...
Delhi High Court Disposes Of Plea Alleging Favouritism In Granting Admission In School Run By Jamia Milia Islamia After It's Stand Of Formulating New Policy
Taking note of the stand of Jamia Milia Islamia that it has formulated a new policy, the Delhi High Court on Tuesday disposed of a plea which had alleged favouritism in granting admission in one of it's affiliated school namely Syed Abid Husain Senior Secondary School by way of back door entries from preparatory class to class XI. Justice Prateek Jalan was apprised by Advocate Pritish...
"Common Object Was To Attack & Kill Members Of Muslim Community": Court Frames Charges Against 4 In Suleman Murder Case During Delhi Riots
A Delhi Court on Wednesday framed charges against 4 men for killing one Suleman during the North East Delhi riots observing that the common objective of the unlawful assembly, of which the accused were part of, was to attack and kill members of the Muslim Community. Additional Sessions Judge Virender Bhat framed charges against Vishal Kumar, Hemant Pratap Singh, Ashish Kumar and Gaurav under...
Lok Sabha Passes Bills Enabling Extension Of Term Of CBI, ED Directors Up To 5 Years
The Central Vigilance Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2021 and the Delhi Special Police Establishment (Amendment) Bill, 2021 were passed by Lok Sabha today. The Central Vigilance Commission Bill, 2021 seeks to amend Section 25 of the Central Vigilance Commission Act which prescribes the term of Enforcement Directorate's Director. The Bill provides that the tenure of the Director...












