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It is a long and endless wait for victims of IMA scam

Basheera Begum, 65, lost her life savings to IMA 'halal' investment Ponzi scheme in 2017. Her husband died of COVID-19, and she had to get her leg amputated due to gangrene. Thousands of poor, working-class Muslims were cheated of their savings. A court approved the distribution of ₹69 crore in…

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HC orders release of equipment seized from online news channel

The Kerala High Court on Thursday directed that the cameras, monitors, microphones and other electronic equipment of YouTube news channel Marunadan Malayali seized by the police in connection with a case against its editor be returned to the media portal.

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Karnataka High Court expresses concern over uncontrolled feeding of street dogs in public places

Taking note of the uncontrolled feeding of stray dogs in public places, including in front of the Vidhana Soudha, in a manner posing health hazard and danger to public and children in particular, the High Court of Karnataka on Thursday asked the State government to inform about remedial measures taken…

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Eco-terrorist who planted explosive in Edinburgh tourist hotspot jailed

AN eco-terrorist who was radicalised on online forums and then planted a potentially explosive device in one of Edinburgh’s tourist hotspots has…

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Karnataka govt. to pay ₹5 lakh to ₹7.5 lakh compensation in cases of unnatural death of people while in prison

A policy has been framed for paying a compensation of ₹7.5 lakh to the next of kin of the prisoners in case of unnatural death of prisoner due to a quarrel among prisoners, and ₹5 lakh in case of other unnatural deaths, including suicide, within the prisons, the High Court…

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High Court imposes ₹5 lakh cost on Karnataka govt. for not responding to petition on city’s public toilets for three years

The High Court of Karnataka on Wednesday imposed a cost of ₹5 lakh on the State government for failing to respond for the last three years and despite a specific direction issued by the court on August 8 to file response within three weeks on a PIL petition, which had…

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Walayar girls’ mother seeks action against CBI prosecutor

The mother of the two Walayar girls who had been found hanging in their house at Attppallam nearly seven years ago has demanded action against Central Bureau of Investigation public prosecutor K.P. Satheesan under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.

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Power to initiate contempt proceedings cannot be used to choke citizens’ voice in a free country, says Madras High Court

Madras HC allows Gurumurthy's plea to set aside A-G's recall order on contempt proceedings against him. Issue related to comments made by Gurumurthy about judiciary. A-G had recalled predecessor's order rejecting consent for contempt proceedings due to English translation of Tamil speech. Gurumurthy alleged "motive" behind recall order, HC allowed…

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Israeli Supreme Court Considers Petitions Challenging ‘Recusal Law’ Restricting PM’s Disqualification

Israel's Supreme Court to Hold Second Hearing on 'Recusal Law' Limiting Prime Minister's Removal

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Chris Packham issues legal challenge against Rishi Sunak

'The ball is in your court, Prime Minister'

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Chris Packham issues legal challenge to PM over delay to net-zero policies

The naturalist and TV presenter said Rishi Sunak failed to consult the public, his own climate advisers and Parliament.

The Independent UK

The triumph of Vachathi over a hostile state

The villagers of Vachathi in Tamil Nadu have created history and the court verdict is testament to their resolve to ensure their justice

The Hindu

Band Easy Life say they are being sued by owner of airline easyJet over name

Leicester-based band Easy Life say they are being forced to change their name by the owners of easyJet, who have started legal action against them.

Evening Standard

SC to examine if bail condition of sharing Google Maps pin with police violates privacy of accused

The High Court had granted bail to Raman Bhuraria, an auditor, on February 8 this year. He was arrested in connection with a money laundering probe.

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Madras High Court acquits Major General accused of corruption in procurement of tinned meat for IPKF soldiers in 1987

Madras HC sets aside conviction of Major General A.K. Gupta for alleged corrupt practices in purchase of tinned meat for IPKF soldiers. Justice G. Jayachandran allowed appeal, citing lack of sufficient material to corroborate prosecution's version. CBI failed to prove charges of criminal conspiracy and corruption beyond reasonable doubt.

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Sorry to note that govt. did not bother to respond to court’s notice on visually-challenged person’s plea even after a year: Karnataka High Court

The High Court of Karnataka on Tuesday said it was sorry to note that the State government and its public transport corporations did not bother to respond to a PIL petition, filed by a 27-year-old visually-challenged person, even after a year since the court issued notice to the authorities on…

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Amaravati Inner Ring Road case: High Court reserves judgment on Naidu’s bail plea, grants reprieve to Lokesh

Andhra Pradesh High Court reserves judgment on former Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's bail plea in IRR case; Lokesh's questioning postponed to Oct 10; Narayana's bail extended till Oct 16.

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A.P. skill development scam case | No interim relief for Chandrababu Naidu, SC to hear plea on October 9

Supreme Court posts Chandrababu Naidu's petition against A.P. High Court's refusal to quash FIR in Skill Development Corporation case to October 9. Petition claims FIR is "orchestrated campaign of regime revenge"

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9 get life term, 41 others acquitted in 1992 Kumher massacre case

31 yrs after Kumher massacre in Rajasthan, 9 sentenced to life imprisonment & 41 acquitted. 254 homes destroyed & 16 Dalits burnt alive. 45 injured. CBI investigated, 283 witnesses & 83 accused. Judge convicts 9 & sentences to life, imposes fine. CDR appeals for stern punishment.

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Karnataka High Court allows investigation against Malur MLA in criminal case for granting government land to ineligible persons based on forged documents

The High Court of Karnataka has permitted the conduct of investigation against K.Y. Nanje Gowda, MLA from Malur constituency, in a criminal case registered for allegedly granting around 80 acres of government land worth several crores of rupees to ineligible persons, including the dead, in his capacity as chairperson of…

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Skill development scam case | Andhra Pradesh files caveat in SC against Naidu’s SLP

AP Govt files caveat in SC to be heard before decision on N. Chandrababu Naidu's SLP against HC dismissal of quash petition in skill development scam case. HC refused to interfere as investigation was on fulcrum of attaining finality. Naidu's contention was registration of FIR barred by Prevention of Corruption…

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Madras High Court to deliver its verdict on appeal petitions in the Vachathi State violence case on September 29

In Dharmapuri, a little-known tribal hamlet, 18 young girls were brutally victimised by a contingent of forest, revenue, and police personnel in 1992. The Madras High Court is set to deliver its verdict on the appeal petitions of the 269 accused personnel, including 17 convicted of rape. Survivors recall the…

The National (Scotland)

Man convicted of murdering 28-year-old woman in 'horrific attack'

A man has been convicted of murder following the death of 28-year-old Claire Inglis in Stirling.

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Prosecutor’s recusal bolsters confidence of Madhu’s family

Amid mounting opposition, senior High Court lawyer K.P. Satheesan recused himself from conducting the Madhu lynching case as SPP in the High Court, raising doubts about the government's intentions. This strengthens Malli's hope that the convicts won't get reduced punishment. SPP Rajesh M. Menon had won the confidence of Madhu's…

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Influential people in society are large-scale grabbers of government lands across the country, says Madras High Court

Influential people illegally grab govt. lands: Madras HC. HC orders Commissioner of Land Admin. to take possession of 45.82 acres & utilise for public purposes. HC finds family members of G. Govindasamy Naidu had not handed over land to govt. & sought patta. HC warns against allowing bureaucrats & politicos…

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