Wired: CCI slaps 600 cr (7% of turnover) on DLF; A&N isles bar upset with judge’s son appointment; CrPC detains Anna; 2nd female SC judge; Man wills land to SC

Tuesday, 16 August 2011 By Legally India Legally Wired

Competition Commission of India (CCI) fines DLF Rs 600 crore (7% of turnover) for abusing dominant position against residential buyers [PTI / CCI order]

Andaman & Nicobar bar association protests appointment of young Kolkata-based son of senior SC Justice Altaman Kabir as special public prosecutor for the islands [Andaman Chronicle]

Kasab sentencer Ranjana Desai to become second woman on apex bench; Gujarat & Karnataka CJ also elevated to SC [DNA / Hindu]

Laws under which Lokpal activist Anna Hazare was detained today (FYI: s107, 141 of CrPc for breach of peace, etc) [ET]

Man in his will gifts 1 acre farmland to Supreme Court for mysterious reasons [TOI]

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Comments

Senior noojie 16 Aug 2011, 13:38
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The desperation to rise fast amongst nujs-ites is disappointing. Wish D. Kabir had not done this.
Anonymous 17 Aug 2011, 09:52
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May not be correct to generalize an action of one to refer to the general conduct of all NUJS-grads.
Anon Guest 16 Aug 2011, 14:09
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Congrats!
Parag Uncle 17 Aug 2011, 06:22
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Its disappointing to see that (a national law school) NUJS student is in news for all the wrong reasons!
Guest, Bangalore 17 Aug 2011, 15:16
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like national law school students are some sort of angels
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