Notary Vacancy At Kadur Revenue Taluk, Chikkamagaluru District, Karnataka

The office of the Principal District and Sessions Judge invites application for the post of Notary in Kadur Revenue Taluk of Chikkamagaluru District. Name of the Post: Notary No. of Post: 01 (One) Essential Qualification and Experience Candidate should be a local lawyer. How to apply? Interested candidates are required to submit in their application in the prescribed format and shall submit it to the office of the Principal District and Sessions Judge, Chikkamagaluru ...

Senior Assistant Secretary Vacancy At Deendayal Port Authority

The Deendayal Port Authority invites application for the post of Senior Assistant Secretary on absorption/deputation basis from among the Officers of Major Port Authorities. Name of the Post: Senior Assistant Secretary No. of Post: 01 (One) Age Limit: 35 Years Pay Scale: Rs. 50,000-1,60,000 (pre to pre-revised Rs. 10750-16750) Essential Qualification and Experience Degree from a recognized university.Five years' experience in executive cadre in the field of General...

Delhi High Court To Pass Interim Order Protecting Actress Sonakshi Sinha's Personality Rights

The Delhi High Court on Friday said that it will pass an interim order protecting the personality rights of bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha.Justice Jyoti Singh was hearing the interim injunction plea filed by the actress in her suit seeking protection of her personality rights. On Court's asking as to what were the infringing links, the counsel appearing for the actress referred to AI...

Rajasthan High Court Rejects Plea Challenging RJS Civil Judge 2024 Prelims Answer Key

While dismissing the petition seeking quashing of answer key of the Rajasthan Judicial Services Examination 2024 and publication of revised results, Rajasthan High Court held that in matters of academic evaluation or determination of correct answers in a competitive examination, Court was not an appellate authority over decision of the Expert Committee. “The Committee consists of...

Movie Can Be Flop Too; No Cheating Offence Just Because Film Investment Didn't Return Profit : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has held that criminal proceedings for cheating cannot be sustained merely because a movie investment failed to generate profits, reiterating that such arrangements inherently involve commercial risk.Quashing the crimnial proceedings initiated in Tamil Nadu for the offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code, a Bench of Justice Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha...

11 Years, No Chargesheet 'Shocking': Rajasthan HC Directs Separation Of Police Investigation Wing From Law & Order To Ensure Speedy Probes

While expressing shock and pain over a matter wherein no charge sheet was filed even after 11 years of FIR, Rajasthan High Court observed that it was felt on various occasions that investigation in several cases remained pending for a long period since the same investigating officer was assigned the duties of maintaining law and order.While referring to a Supreme Court case in which...

Mere Delay Can't Defeat Claim Of Disabled Candidate, Legislative Policy Favors Inclusion: Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court granted relief to a physically handicapped candidate denied appointment by Centre as a Postal Sorting Assistant on the ground that he had not passed 10+2 with compulsory English and had approached CAT for relief as a "fence sitter" only after similarly situated applicants had succeeded. In doing so the court took "judicial notice" of the legislative policy that people...

Assurance Of Jobs For Money Amounts To Cheating, Not Criminal Breach Of Trust: MP High Court

The Madhya Pradesh High Court, on Wednesday (March 18), upheld a conviction of cheating (Section 420 of IPC) against a man who impersonated as the former Collector of Neemuch and fraudulently convinced job aspirants to pay him ₹2 lakh each with false assurances of securing public employment, observing that his conduct amounted to cheating and not criminal breach of trust. The bench of...

'Inconsistent Exaggerations & Contradictions': Jharkhand High Court Sets Aside Death Penalty, Acquits Two In Multiple Murder Case

The Jharkhand High Court has acquitted two accused persons in a multiple murder case, setting aside their conviction and death sentence, holding that where eyewitness testimony is riddled with “incoherent, inconsistent exaggerations and contradictions,” it would be unsafe to sustain conviction. The Court emphasised that when identification of the accused and their participation in the...

Provocative Facebook Posts Encouraging Violation Of Covid Restrictions Attract S.153 IPC: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court recently dismissed a plea filed by an accused seeking to quash the criminal proceedings initiated against him for allegedly posting provocative statements on Facebook, compelling people to violate the restrictions imposed by the government during Covid-19 pandemic.Justice G. Girish observed:“At a time when the country was reeling with the disastrous consequences of...

Call for Papers ; LHSS Journal, Volume I, Issue 2, MNLU Mumbai [2026]

The LHSS Journal-(LHSSJ) is a peer reviewed, bi-annual journal that furnishes a platform for emerging research fields such as history, philosophy, political science, sociology and literature in their engagement with law. It strives to expand the horizons of readership for interdisciplinary research beyond the borders of conventional academic spaces.Volume I, Issue 2: Fragmented Identities and Factional Fault Lines-Notes on Citizenship and DeportationFor its upcoming issue (Vol 1, Issue 2), the...

Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : March 19, 2026

Links to today's reports : SAIL Can Withhold Gratuity, Adjust It Against Penal Rent If Ex-Employees Illegally Retain Quarters: Supreme CourtForeign Divorce Decree Not Enforceable In India If Party Had No Meaningful Opportunity To Contest It : Supreme CourtEx-SC Judge Gives Evidence Supporting Nirav Modi In United KingdomSupreme Court Quashes FIR Against YouTuber Elvish Yadav in Snake Venom...