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The whereabouts of former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh were not known, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court.

The whereabouts of former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh were not known, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court. As the IPS officer was not traceable, it did not wish to continue its assurance that no coercive action (such as arrest) would be taken against him in an Atrocities Act case, the government said.

The Maharashtra government claimed before the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that as former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh was not traceable, it would not continue with its statement of not taking coercive action against the ex-top cop in the atrocities case.

In a massive setback to former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh, the Bombay High Court on Thursday dismissed his plea challenging two probes launched against him by the Maharashtra government.A division bench of Justice S.S. Shinde ...

The Mumbai Police challenged the maintainability of the plea filed by IPS Officer Rashmi Shukla seeking quashing of the FIR pertaining to leaking of confidential information of police postings in the State.

Justice Suresh Kumar Kait, hearing Amazons plea for enforcement of the award by Singapores Emergency Arbitrator (EA) restraining FRL from going ahead with the deal, said that in the absence of any stay from the apex court, he has no option but to enforce the order passed by Justice JR Midha on March 18.

The Delhi High Court Tuesday said it will implement the single-judge order restraining Future Retail Ltd (FRL) from going ahead with the Rs 24,713 crore deal with Reliance Retail to sell its business, which was objected to by US-based e-commerce giant Amazon, in case no stay is obtained from the Supreme Court within four weeks.

Move to be made in case Supreme Court does not issue stay notification within four weeks

Speaking at the launch of his new book, retired Supreme Court Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman said judges should lay down Constitutional law irrespective of the outcome of the next election.

Mumbai: Senior counsel Darius Khambata, arguing for a digital portal, said the new IT Rules are “manifestly unreasonable” and do no good to democracy.