Civil Hour
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Unacceptable to Permit Anonymous, Malafide movie reviews: Kerala High Court
[Mubeen Rauf v Union of India & Ors.]. The Court observed that although the Kerala police’s methods to stop “motivated,…
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Madhya Pradesh High Court dismisses Coca-Cola’s request to dismiss the retailer’s lawsuit alleging that it sold expired Maaza
[Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages Pvt. Ltd. vs The State of Madhya Pradesh] Coca-Cola contended that since the merchant sold the…
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Wife is not subject to her husband’s demands to remain a slave or bonded laborer: Chhattisgarh High Court
[Kalyani Bai v Tejnath] The Court added that there should be mutual respect between the husband and wife in a…
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Negligence Is Not Present If Complications Arise From Non-Medical Procedures: Supreme Court
The statement was made by a panel of Justice AS Bopanna and Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra in support of a…
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Road Roller And Chapatti Roller Cases, Which Have An Excessively Similar Appearance To Cars
BRS, citing “confusion” as the reason for its four contest losses, loses another legal struggle to have emblems that “resemble…
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Roshanara Club’s Administration Not Allowed To Reclaim Premises: Supreme Court
The club went to the High Court, pleading for the eviction notice to be quashed and asking for guidance on…
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Need To Free The Stuck: Government’s Selective Clearance Of Collegium Picks Worries Supreme Court
The three judges bench of Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, and Justice Manoj Misra stated that when certain…
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Government officials would compensate Rs 30 lakh to families of individuals who pass away while clearing sewers: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that the government would be liable for up to Rs 10 lakh in case the worker…
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Licensing Fees Will Be Recorded As Capex Rather Than Revenue Expenditure: Supreme Court
The division bench of Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice Ujjal Bhuyan upheld the plea of Department of Telecommunications regarding the…
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If Financial Creditor Wants To Pursue Recovery Certificate As Deemed Decree, He Would Get Twelve Years’ Time: Supreme Court
Tottempudi Salalith V/S State Bank Of India & Ors. [Civil Appeal No.2348 Of 2021] The Apex Court observed that in…
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