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The ruling has exposed a quieter form of colonialism in which poorer nations bear the environmental burden of richer countries' consumption. |
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The ruling has exposed a quieter form of colonialism in which poorer nations bear the environmental burden of richer countries' consumption. |
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NEW DELHI: Stray instances of living together after separation do not, by themselves, mean that earlier acts of matrimonial cruelty were forgiven, the Calcutta high court has held. The court made the observation while upholding a family court's decision granting divorce to a husband on the ground of mental cruelty, as per a report by Bar and Bench. |
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The Supreme Court will hear Naresh Balyan's plea challenging his bail denial. The Delhi High Court previously rejected his bail application in a MCOCA case. Balyan is accused of facilitating a crime syndicate run by gangster Kapil Sangwan. The high court found an active criminal nexus between Balyan and the gangster. Delhi Police has been asked to respond to Balyan's plea within four weeks. |
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The Calcutta High Court was hearing an appeal filed by a woman challenging a family court's order granting divorce in favour of her husband's allegations of cruelty. |
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Delhi HC asks Abhijit Mitra to respond to CJP spokesperson's privacy suit | Latest News Delhi |
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Rajasthan High Court heard pleas against bank account freezes in cyber fraud cases, where small disputed transactions led to entire accounts being blocked despite larger undisputed balances. |
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Kerala HC mandates strict penalties for illegal vehicle modifications, emphasizing safety compliance under the Motor Vehicles Act. |
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MUMBAI: The govt's push to enforce Marathi proficiency among auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers is beginning to have visible consequences, with a section of drivers dodging RTO checks at key locations. The move has altered commuting patterns and affected the availability of autos and taxis, inconveniencing hundreds of daily commuters. |
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In an emergency hearing, HC says petitioners were not aware of notice; notes that properties registered with Waqf Board |
HC ups injured IT couple's compensation from 8.7L to 53L over loss of future income | Bengaluru NewsKarnataka HC raises 2012 accident compensation for injured IT couple from Rs 8.7 lakh to over Rs 53 lakh, adding loss of future income; insurer appeal dismissed. |