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741.
The concept of Compulsory Voting
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... Greece, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Egypt to name a few have compulsory voting.
Government of Gujarat is thus not the first to come up with the concept. On April 17, 2009 the Supreme Court of India ...
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Created on 11 April 2010
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742.
SUPREMUS ERRATUM
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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In the case of S.K. Alagh Vs. State of U.P. and Ors. reported in (2008) 5 SCC 662 the Hon’ble Supreme Court, at paragraph 20 thereof, observed as under:
“… We may, in this regard, notice that the ...
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Created on 09 April 2010
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743.
In the case of an IDIOT
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... mentally diseased, is not ipso facto exempted from criminal liability. There is a distinction between legal insanity and medical insanity. The Supreme Court in the case of Hari Singh Gond , reported in ...
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Created on 07 April 2010
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744.
Can we trust on all decisions of the high courts??
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... pronouncement of the Supreme Court (2006) in this regard wherein the SC asked the Government to consider the matter of notification of the repealing Act in public interest, the Jharkhand High Court, in ...
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Created on 05 April 2010
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745.
Will the quality of justice improve by the creation of National Judicial Service?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... 12.5 per million people where as in U.S. it is 114 per million. Presently 23% of sanctioned strength of the Supreme Court, 26% High Courts and 18% of Lower Courts is vacant.
Each year about 200,000 youngsters ...
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Created on 01 April 2010
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746.
The Bangalore Queer Film Festival 2010
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... to the case before the Supreme Court, mining much laughter from the outrageously worded petitions. The second discussion focussing on Queer Women’s Histories and Voices followed the next day, with the ...
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Created on 29 March 2010
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747.
AREA OF INTEREST.....ANYONE?
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... does this law student have time to actually sit and think as to where he/she wants to be with hectic submission schedules and internship acceptance/rejection anticipation mails?
As a distinguished Supreme ...
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Created on 16 March 2010
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748.
Arbitral Tribunal's orders are enforceabl
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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The judgment of the Supreme court in Sundaram Finance Ltd v. NEPC India Ltd., reported in (1999) 2 SCC 479 observed at para 12 thereof that though section 17 gives the arbitral tribunal the power to ...
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Created on 02 March 2010
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749.
Constitutional validity of section 36 of the I.D.Act-Effect of ?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... competence as conferred by the Constitution, cannot be viewed as an abridgment of any fundamental right. A three Judge Bench of the Supreme Court interpreted the said provision in the case of Paradip Port ...
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Created on 18 February 2010
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750.
The judiciary divided on Section 36 of the I.D.Act
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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Section 36 (4) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 mandates both the consent of the opposite party and the leave of the Tribunal will have to be secured to enable a party to seek representation before ...
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Created on 18 February 2010
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751.
Is it time for a fresh look at Section 36 of the I D Act?
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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Section 36(4) of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 states that in any proceeding before a Labour Court, Tribunal or National Tribunal, a party to a dispute may be represented by a legal practitioner with ...
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Created on 18 February 2010
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752.
RTI and the Calcutta High Court website
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... is no dispute that the Supreme Court and all other courts are public authorities under the RTI Act. Its a different issue whether the office of the CJI is a public authority or not. Even though two courts ...
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Created on 08 February 2010
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753.
The Calcutta High Court website
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(Blog: About external articles)
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... and the impact it seeks to create:
“List of Business Information System (LOBIS): It is about scheduling of cases to be heard by the courts on the following day. It enabled the Registries of Supreme Court ...
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Created on 08 February 2010
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754.
TOI Article: Prostitution equals Corruption
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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The Times of India, on 14th December 09, carried a piece titled ‘Legalise Prostitution? Then Why Not Graft?’ by Dhananjay Mahapatra based on a recent observation by two Supreme Court Judges asking the ...
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Created on 05 February 2010
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755.
Media Trials
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(Blog: General blogging)
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... and visual all wrote about His Holiness Sri Jayendra Saraswathi Swamigal, a Hindu religious leader, suggesting his guilt in a murder case, but the High Courts of Madras and Andhra Pradesh and the Supreme ...
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Created on 04 February 2010
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756.
Of the Tongue, Law School and the Job!
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... still re-negotiating the commercials?”
Bandwidth
“Oh ho, these college people, cant they get a ISP with good bandwidth?”
“Hey Popat, if you have some bandwith can you find some Supreme ...
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Created on 04 February 2010
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757.
No one wants to work at Bar, says survey; Would you for more cash?
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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Almost half of the final-year batch of Nalsar Hyderabad want to work for a top five corporate law firm when they graduate, with only 9 per cent wanting to work for a litigator at the Supreme Court, according ...
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Created on 02 February 2010
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758.
My first Moot Court Competition
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(Blog: Blawg-osphere)
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... that mooting is.
This brings us to the second stage, the memorial writing stage. We visited the ISIL library, which is right in front of the Supreme Court, and got hold of a no. of books and texts on ...
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Created on 27 January 2010
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759.
World Trade Institute partners with Gujarat National Law University for Moot court competition.
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(Blog: News and current affairs)
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... of the Appellate body of the WTO, sitting judge of the Supreme Court of India, senior advocates from Supreme Court and leading academicians from India & abroad. This would be for the 1st time that a sitting ...
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Created on 15 January 2010
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760.
Aruna right-to-die case to be heard in SC
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(Blog: About external articles)
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... Supreme Court of India has now relented in favour of the argument presented by the petitioners counsel Shekhar Naphade who said: "Is not keeping the woman in this persistent vegetative state by force feeding ...
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Created on 18 December 2009