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A Supreme Court divisional bench did not entertain the petition filed by Petitioner in Person Sanjeev Gupta.

Advocate Yadav had appeared in-person seeking the indulgence of the Supreme Court to intervene in the illegal arrest of labour contractors for their speech and expression by way of pamphlets affixed on the wall which spread over social media.

The plea in Supreme Court submitted that respondents have wilfully denied compliance with the order passed by the Supreme Court in the Prakash Singh case on July 3, 2018, that there must be minimum of three months left of service prior to the retirement for the appointment of DGP.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court division bench said if a detenu is in custody at the time of passing the detention order, then it is necessary for the Detaining Authority to mention this fact in the detention order.

The PIL in Supreme Court has been filed by Panda Dharam Rakshini Sabha registered association for the Priests and Pandas of Deoghar at Baba Baidyanath Jyotirlinga Temple , through its Mahamantri (Secretary) , Kartik Nath Thakur.

The Court further directed the Registry not to entertain any PIL filed on behalf of deceased Swami Om by his friend Mukesh Jain, so long as the cost is not paid. Till then, if any other PIL filed, this order shall be placed before the Registry, noted the Bench.

A single bench of Punjab and Haryana High Court passed the bail order to a person accused of praising the dera head and praying for his early release while performing ardas at a gurdwara while hearing a petition filed by Gurmail Singh.

The Delhi High Court on Friday deferred to August 27, hearing on the appeal filed by WhatsApp and its parent company Facebook, challenging the order passed by the Single-Judge Bench, wherein the Single Judge refused to interfere with the Competition Commission of India's probe for investigation

The Supreme Court said the unfortunate incident with the Additional Sessions Judge was widely reported in newspapers and social media, and the same was taken into consideration by the Jharkhand High Court

The Supreme Court today decided to hear the petition filed by Vedanta Limited on August 6, seeking directions to extend the permission period for producing oxygen at its Sterlite Copper plant, located in the port city of Thoothukudi in Tamil Nadu, which was previously allowed by the apex court