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Firecrackers Regulation- CBI Report Shows Manufacturers Used Banned Chemicals; Serious Issue : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday observed that the CBI's preliminary enquiry against six firecracker manufacturers based in Tamil Nadu have revealed that they have been using barium and barium salts in the making of firecrackers in violation of the ban imposed by the Court on the use of such chemicals."Considering the report submitted by the CBI, it prima facie appears that the Court's...
Breastfeeding An Inalienable Right Of Lactating Mother Protected Under Article 21; Right Of Infant To Be Breastfed Also Assimilated With Mother's Right : Karnataka High Court
"Between the genetic mother and the foster mother, the claim of the former should have priority over the latter", the Court said.
Tripura's Advocate General Declines Consent To Initiate Contempt Proceedings Against CM Biplab Kumar Deb
The Advocate General for Tripura Siddhartha Shankar Dey today declined to grant his consent to initiate contempt of court proceedings against State's Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb for his alleged remarks "insulting the Courts of India and for scandalizing and attempting to lower its dignity".The letter requesting AG Dey's consent was sent by a law student, Yashraj Singh Chauhan and in...
Right To Be Forgotten Depends On How Far It Has To Be Stretched, Rights Have To Be Balanced: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday observed that the Right to be Forgotten depends on how far it has to be be stretched and that the rights of a person have to be balanced.The oral observation came from Justice Rekha Palli who said: "Right to be Forgotten depends on how far it has to be stretched. Tomorrow, people who defraud the banks will come and say 'please remove the judgment'. We have...
District Consumer Forums Qualified To Issue Commissions For Local Inspection: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has ruled that a District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission is empowered to issue commissions for local inspection as vested in a civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure.Justice P.B Suresh Kumar while dismissing a plea that challenged an order issued by such a Commission, remarked:"Merely for the reason that the powers as vested in a civil court under the Code...
Delhi High Court Seeks Police's Stand On Swami Chakrapani's Plea Seeking Restoration Of Z Security Citing Threats By Dawood Ibrahim, Chota Shakeel
The Delhi High Court has sought response from the Delhi Police on the plea filed by National President of Hindu Sant Mahasabha, Swami Chakrapani, seeking restoration of his Z security cover which according to him was withdrawn abruptly and in an arbitrary manner by Centre and Police.Swami Chakrapani in his plea has alleged that he is vulnerable to the attacks by 'associates of Dawood...
Would Lead To Exclusion Of New Entrants To Work: Kerala High Court Permits Labour Companies To Register Own Employees As Headload Workers
The Kerala High Court has recently ruled that businesses are not obligated to recruit existing registered headload workers and that they are at liberty to register their own employees as headload workers as long as such employees are willing and able to do the work. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas issued the order declaring that a business is free to register its own workers as headload workers...
Strict Action Must Be Taken Against Political Parties For Damaging Public Property During Demonstrations: Madras High Court Directs State Govt
The Madras High Court has recently observed that political parties and communal, linguistic or ethnic groups who indulge in violence and damage public property during agitations must not be allowed to go scot-free. The Court made the observations while refusing to quash proceedings initiated against the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) party in relation to the 2013 under the Tamil Nadu...
Police Constable Deployed In Delhi High Court Security Dies By Suicide Using His Service Weapon
A Police Constable, deployed in the Delhi High Court security, has reportedly died by suicide using his service weapon, early this morning.According to police sources, information was received that one constable of Rajasthan Armed Constabulary deployed in the High Court security had committed suicide after reporting on duty. "Today morning he came on duty around 9.30AM. He had joined duty...
'Courts Are Not Playgrounds And Litigation Is Not A Pastime' – Bombay HC Imposes Rs 25 Lakh Costs For Vexatious Application In Commercial Dispute
The Bombay High Court recently imposed heavy costs on the plaintiff for a "vexatious and mischievous" application, observing that the Commercial Courts Act is not anti-defendant and is meant for expeditious disposal of commercial disputes. "Plaintiffs such as this one will understand that Courts are not playgrounds, and litigation is not a pastime," Justice Gautam Patel observed...
Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Man Accused Of Speeding Away Car With Cop On Bonnet
The Delhi High Court has granted bail to a man accused of speeding away his car with a police officer on its bonnet. The Court said that he will not be able to influence witnesses in the case as all of them were police officials.Justice Subramonium Prasad said:"Applying the law laid down by the Supreme Court to the present case, no doubt the petitioner is charged with an offence under Section...
"Tahir Hussain's Plea Challenging UAPA Charges In Riots Case Is Nothing But An Attempt To Short Circuit And Stall The Trial": Delhi Police To High Court
The Delhi Police has told Delhi High Court that the petition moved by former Aam Aadmi Party Councillor Tahir Hussain challenging the UAPA charges invoked against him in connection with the Delhi Riots larger conspiracy case, is nothing but an attempt to short circuit and stall the trial.Hussain had also sought quashing of sanction granted in the matter.In the reply filed by Delhi Police, it...












