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Prince Harry should not be allowed to pay for police protection, court told

Prince Harry should not be allowed to pay for his own police protection while in Britain because wealthy individuals should not be able to buy specially trained officers as private bodyguards, lawyers for the British government told a court on Tuesday.

Reuters

Barclay financial legal fight ‘not good for the family’, court told

The latest stage of a long-running fight over money between Sir Frederick and Lady Hiroko Barclay is being heard at the High Court.

The Independent UK

Sir Frederick Barclay’s ex-wife ‘astonished’ over legal spending, court told

The latest stage of a fight over money between Sir Frederick and Lady Hiroko Barclay is being heard at the High Court in London.

The Independent UK

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Prince Harry mounts High Court challenge over police security arrangements

Prince Harry is mounting a second legal challenge against the Home Office over the decision to bar him from paying for a police security detail during trips to the UK.

Evening Standard

SC transfers endosulfan case to Kerala HC for monitoring government’s medical and palliative measures for victims

The Supreme Court on May 16 transferred to Kerala High Court the responsibility of monitoring the measures taken by the State to provide medical and palliative care for victims of endosulfan contamination.

The Hindu

Millionaire Tory donor and business tycoon Javad Marandi linked to major money laundering operation

Javad Marandi, who is one of London’s most successful tycoons and has a home on Belgravia’s Eaton Square, has strongly denied any wrongdoingDirty money ruling is victory for the Standard — and for open justice

Evening Standard

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of goverment’s policy to deport migrants

How the events leading up to the Rwanda plan’s return to court and Suella Braverman’s conservatism speech unfolded

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Biographer denies making up hacking claim involving Piers Morgan to help Harry

Omid Scobie is the co-author of the book Finding Freedom, about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The Independent UK

Harry biography author denies having ‘vested interest’, phone hacking trial told

Omid Scobie is a co-author of the biography Finding Freedom about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

The Independent UK

Port Glasgow dad jailed for life after murdering daughter's boyfriend in messy flat row

Daniel Langman was sentenced at the High Court in Glasgow today after being convicted of the murder of Anthony Collins, who was beaten and strangled in a horrific attack.

Glasgow Live

Ex-soldier who brutally murdered daughter's boyfriend jailed for life

Langman was today jailed for life at the High Court in Glasgow having been convicted of murder last month.

Daily Record

Supreme Court to hear Bombay lawyers body plea for action against VP, Rijiju over remarks on judiciary

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea of the Bombay Lawyers Association (BLA) against Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar over their remarks on the judiciary and the collegium system for the appointment of judges.

The Hindu

Court of Appeal to decide if repeat sexual offender should be kept on prison grounds

The Court of Appeal is grappling with a decision on whether a repeat sexual offender should be dealt with through criminal legislation or health.

Newsroom.co.nz

Bail orders should not be too long or come too late: Supreme Court

The Bench underscored the importance of brevity in bail orders.

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Jaipur blasts: SC to hear on May 17 victims’ families against acquittal

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear on May 17 an appeal by some of the family members of those killed in the 2008 Jaipur serial blasts challenging the Rajasthan High Court verdict acquitting four men

ABC News

Voice to Parliament court saga offering echoes of the Indigenous rights battles around Mabo, Wik decisions

A deep divide has arisen over the High Court and role it could play over a Voice to Parliament. For some, it's raising echoes of past Indigenous rights battles, writes Elizabeth Byrne.

The Hindu

National Lok Adalat in T.N. settles 80,655 cases and awards ₹421.7 crore

This year’s second national Lok Adalat conducted in Tamil Nadu on Saturday ended up settling 80,655 cases and awarded ₹421.70 crore, according to a press communique issued by Tamil Nadu State Legal Services Authority (TNSLSA). The fete was achieved by constituting 442 Lok Adalat benches across the State.

The Hindu

Gyanvyapi mosque case: HC allows revision plea for scientific survey of Shiv Ling

The Allahabad High Court on May 12 allowed a revision petition demanding a scientific survey to determine the age of the purported Shiv Ling found inside the Varanasi-based Gyanvyapi mosque. The survey will be done by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) which, in its affidavit submitted in the court

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Bihar may pass law to complete caste-based survey: Minister Vijay Kumar Chaudhary

“After the interim order of the Patna HC, we’re looking for the legal option to complete the survey,” Mr. Chaudhary said.

Evening Standard

Phone hacking allegations against tabloid made ‘with sense of outrage’

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh High Court verdict on G.O. No. 1 is a people’s victory, says APCC president Gidugu Rudra Raju

The YSR Congress Party government is trying to use the G.O. No. 1 to trample upon the rights of the people and stifle the voices of the opposition parties and people’s organisations, alleges APCC president Gidugu Rudra Raju

The Independent UK

Allegations in phone hacking trial made with a ‘sense of outrage’, court told - OLD

Claims brought by four individuals, including the Duke of Sussex, against Mirror Group Newspapers were made with ‘no basis’, the High Court heard.

Reuters

Evidence for Prince Harry's hacking claims 'slim to non-existent', lawyer says

The lawyer for a British publisher being sued by Prince Harry and others said on Friday that the evidence for their claims its three titles were involved habitual unlawful activities was "slim to non-existent".

The Hindu

Delhi HC asks Centre to respond to U.K.-based journalist’s plea challenging OCI card cancellation

The Delhi High Court on May 12 asked the Centre to respond to a plea by a U.K.-based Indian-origin journalist Amrit Wilson challenging cancellation of her OCI card for her alleged involvement in “detrimental propaganda against the Indian Government”.

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh High Court strikes down G.O. No. 1 that aims at regulating rallies, meetings on public roads

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on May 12 struck down the G.O. 1 issued by the State Government. The High Court felt that the G.O. 1 was in violation of fundamental rights enshrined in the Indian constitution.

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