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Funeral of CAB target who died in horror crash hears he was 'no angel but was a lovable rogue'

Ian McMorrow was described in the High Court in May as being 'actively involved in the sale and supply of drugs'

Irish Mirror

Citing High Court order, Bangalore University decides to appoint syndicate members to LIC

A Local Inquiry Committee (LIC) plays an important role in giving affiliation to new degree colleges, autonomy to institutions of higher education, and renewal of affiliation to existing colleges. However, many syndicate members, who were part of LICs, were also owning degree colleges, leading to allegations of them influencing the…

The Hindu

Madras High Court stays order passed by single judge asking Madras Bar Association to admit members without discrimination

A Division Bench of the Madras High Court on Monday stayed the operation of a single judge’s June 22 order directing the Madras Bar Association (MBA) to distribute applications for membership to all interested practising lawyers in the High Court, and admit them as members without discriminating on the basis…

The Hindu

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Delhi HC dismisses PIL against withdrawal of ₹2,000 notes

The Delhi High Court on July 3 dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging the Reserve Bank of India (RBI’s) decision to withdraw ₹2000 denomination currency notes from circulation.

The Hindu

A case of unchecked power to restrict online free speech

Along with the recently amended IT Rules on fact-checking, the Karnataka High Court judgment has the dangerous potential of reposing untrammelled power in the state

The Hindu

Online gambling Act is fully within the legislative competence of the State, Tamil Nadu govt. asserts before Madras High Court

The Hindu

Supreme Court to examine if resolution professionals liable to be prosecuted as 'public servants'

Supreme Court has sought a response from the CBI on a plea against a Jharkhand HC order that a resolution professional appointed under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is a ‘public servant’ and can be tried under the Prevention of Corruption Act

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'Unlawful' ruling in plan for 'remarkable' Nottinghamshire Almshouses in Cossall

The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) has taken legal action against Broxtowe Borough Council

Nottingham Post

Boris Johnson backs Covid Inquiry in court battle with Rishi Sunak’s government

Inquiry lawyers warn investigation must not be put into ‘procedural straight-jacket’

The Independent UK

Sunak refuses to guarantee first Rwanda flight will take off by end of year

The Prime Minister insisted he is ‘entirely confident’ in his Rwanda plan.

The Independent UK

The Government’s Rwanda asylum plan — a timeline

The Government’s flagship asylum plan has faced several hurdles since its launch last year

Evening Standard

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of government’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

The Independent UK

Karnataka High Court dismisses Twitter’s petition on Centre’s blocking orders

The High Court of Karnataka on June 30, 2023, dismissed a petition filed by Twitter Inc., challenging several blocking and take-down orders issued by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, saying the company’s plea was devoid of merits.

The Hindu

Scots killer who shot man at bus stop died alone behind bars with no visits for a year

John McDermott Wilson was caged at the High Court in Glasgow in 1991 for the murder of Stephen Barnes in Shettleston in 1990.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

High Court to hear challenge over Covid inquiry demand for Boris Johnson evidence

Former prime minister’s WhatsApps, notebooks and diaries at the centre of a legal clash between the government and the inquiry

The Conversation

Investigation into 'reprehensible' failure of police ends quietly with no charges – why we must learn from the Lawyer X scandal

For over 15 years, the Victoria police used criminal barrister Nicola Gobbo as an informant against her own clients in what has become known as the Lawyer X scandal.

The Independent UK

High Court to hear challenge over Covid inquiry demand for Johnson evidence

The former prime minister’s WhatsApps, notebooks and diaries are at the centre of a legal clash between the Government and the inquiry.

Irish Mirror

Criminal 'involved in sale and supply of drugs' killed in horror crash in Sligo

The Mirror has learned that Ian McMorrow - described in the High Court in May as being “actively involved the sale and supply of drugs” - died in an accident outside Sligo town yesterday evening

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G.O. allowing devotees to climb Kanakasabhai in Natarajar temple challenged in HC

The Independent UK

Rwanda appeal decision ‘did not support or oppose any political view’ – judge

The Court of Appeal overturned the High Court’s finding that the east African nation could be considered a ‘safe third country’ for asylum seekers.

Evening Standard

OPINION - West End Final: Rishi Sunak to appeal ruling that Rwanda migrant plan is ‘unlawful’

The government’s flagship immigration policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda has been blocked by senior judges.

Manchester Evening News

Policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda is 'unlawful', court rules

The Court of Appeal has ruled that the government's plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda are unlawful and the country cannot be considered 'safe'

The Independent UK

Rwanda asylum plan: Timeline of government’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

The Independent UK

Government’s Rwanda asylum policy is unlawful, Court of Appeal rules

The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett during a short hearing in London.

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled unlawful by Court of Appeal

Rishi Sunak says government will attempt appeal to Supreme Court, as plans to ‘stop the boats’ dealt severe blow

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