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Punjab and Haryana High Court objects to married man and divorced woman living together; asks them to pay ₹25,000 to man's wife

The Court passed the order while dismissing the couple's plea for protection. The Court said that the petition was filed only to cover up the illicit and promiscuous relationship.
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Application of mind to be there before LOC is opened: Delhi HC

The courtโ€™s order came on pleas by former directors of a company challenging the LOC issued against them at the instance of the Bank of Baroda in connection with a loan default by the company after the loan account of the company was declared a non-performing asset by the bank.
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Punjab and Haryana High Court rejects plea to protect live-in relationship since woman was still married to another

"Merely the sweet will of the petitioners and the right to life and liberty granted to them under the Constitution of India cannot be a right in isolation and with every right, there comes a duty,โ€ the Court said.
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Jammu and Kashmir High Court seeks government response in plea challenging house arrest of Mirwaiz Umar Farooq

Farooq was among the political leaders detained in 2019 ahead of the Central government's decision to revoke the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by amending the application of Article 370 of the Constitution
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Access to justice a fundamental right, delay in filing appeals in NIA cases can be condoned: Bombay HC

The Bombay High Court has ruled that appellate courts can condone delays and hear appeals filed beyond the mandatory 90-day period under the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Act. The court stated that access to justice is a fundamental right and cannot be rendered illusory or subject to chance.
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