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Unitech land case: Supreme Court recalls order disbursing money to 2 persons

The Supreme Court, while applying the principle of restitution and the principle of actus curiae neminem gravabit, has directed two individuals to return the money disbursed to them from the sale proceeds of Unitech's land sold to Devas Global Services LLP, pursuant to an Apex Court order. The Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice M.R. Shah recently took in view the principle enshrined in Indore Development Authority vs Manoharlal and Ors, which said that no pa...

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Home Worship

The Delhi High Court recently expressed concern over conversion of public places of worship into private tenements after which rights are sought to be claimed over the property by priests, pandits, imams, caretakers and their families in an illegal and unauthorised manner.

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The Lok Sabha Secretariat has disqualified Rahul Gandhi from the House after a district court in Surat found the senior Congress leader guilty in a criminal defamation suit and slapped a two-year jail term on him.
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Prosecution Resembling Persecution

While Rahul’s sentence is under Section 500 IPC and disqualification under the Representation of the People Act, is the trial judge guilty of serious misconduct for awarding maximum sentence?

Legal profession in India at stake

The entry of the law firms from abroad could hit Indian lawyers and affect their income. Should there be an ombudsman to check their  credentials and accounts and are Indian law firms needlessly worried?
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The Secret of the Sealed Cover

The Chief Justice of India recently stated that the “sealed cover procedure must stop” as it is “fundamentally contrary to the basic process of fair justice”. What lies behind the procedure and why is it used so frequently?

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The Madras High Court quashed two orders allowing executive magistrates to make habitual offenders execute “good behaviour” bonds as these magistrates are not judicial officers and cannot conduct trials.
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Gujarat High Court will now publish Supreme Court judgments in Gujarati

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A dedicated section containing judgments/orders of the Supreme Court translated to Gujarati using Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools shall be the new feature in the Gujarat High Court website. The High Court's Registrar General on Thursday issued a circular announcing this decision. The facility was launched under the guidance of the Artificial Intelligence Assisted Legal Translation Advisory Committee of the apex court, with the approval of the Acting Chief Justice AJ Desai, and other j...

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