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Private school teacher sacked for porn learns his fate A teacher accused of sexual misconduct involving a student and storing pornography on his school computer has found out whether he can be reinstated. News by Susie O’Brien Premium Content Subscriber only Leading Toorak boys school St Kevins College will not be forced to reinstate or compensate a senior teacher accused of sexual misconduct involving a student. Maths and drama teacher Simon Parris ...

Share This - Policy Which Deprives Marred Daughters From Compassionate Appointment Violates Equality The Gwalior Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court has expressed its agreement with the position taken by a Full Bench of the High Court in Indore, vis-à-vis consideration of married daughter from compassionate appointment. A Division Bench of Justices Sheel Nagu and Anand Pathak rejected States appeal against a Single Bench order that allowed the Petitioners challenge to rejection of h...

Bombay High Court to continue hearing urgent cases virtually till May 7 Bombay High Court to continue hearing urgent cases virtually till May 7 As Maharashtra government imposed lockdown amid surge in Covid-19 cases, the Bombay High Court on Friday decided to continue hearing of all urgent cases virtually till May 7. advertisement Bombay High Court (Photo: File) In a meeting held on Friday, Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Dipankar Datta and other judges of the administrative committee have d...

The Chief Justice of Delhi High Court, D N Patel has tested positive for COVID-19, PTI has reported quoting Court Sources. He is currently in home isolation and the Sources have informed that he is...

Share This - x The Supreme Court has held that entries in balance sheets can amount to acknowledgement of debt for the purpose of extending limitation under Section 18 of the Limitation Act. A bench headed by Justice RF Nariman set aside a judgment of Full Bench of National Company Law Appellate Tribunal in the case V Padmakumar v Stressed Assets Stabilization Fund which held otherwise. Issues The issue raised before the Apex Court bench in appeal was whether an entry made in a balance sheet...

Share This - x New Delhi, Apr 12: While 3 judges of the Delhi High Court have tested positive for the novel coronavirus (Covid-19), the Delhi High Court Bar Association has decided to close its office at the court premises in light of the rising number of Covid-19 cases in the national capital. The judges are isolating at their residences, according to sources at the court. The 3 judges, who are suffering from mild symptoms, received their test reports yesterday. They are not conducting court ...

An Overview Of Vicarious Liability Under Section 149 Of IPC Share This - x An "Offence" shall mean any act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force as defined in Section 3(38) of the General Clauses Act. Section 40 of the Indian Penal Code, inter alia, defines the word "Offence" denoting a thing made punishable by this Code. Article 20(1) of the Indian Constitution by guaranteeing as a fundamental right, mandates that no person shall be convicted of any offence...

A local paramedic says their pay is insufficient as a living wage. Photo www.thejournal.ie. Every time a paramedic goes to work, there is a pretty good chance they will save someone’s life. It’s not like a tennis pro winning a tournament, or a rock star writing a hit. A paramedic’s job impacts on lives and families – they are the first responders to events that can change the course of a person’s existence. Yet, paramedics both nationally and locally, are struggling to keep their o...

Elise Archer,Attorney-General In another embarrassing gaffe for Labor, Shadow Attorney-General, Ella Haddad, has demonstrated she doesn’t actually understand the role the Attorney-General plays as First Law Officer of Tasmania. Cleary pressured by her union masters in question time today, Ms Haddad has embarrassed herself in, once again, failing to understand that it is critical the Government ensures Tasmania’s laws are interpreted appropriately. Our court system operates on the basis that...

From the Archives, 1976: State nurses lose pay rise We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss From the Archives, 1976: State nurses lose pay rise 45 years ago, angry nurses were talking about protests after the State Industrial Commission rejected their planned $9 a week pay rise. By Staff reporter Normal text size State nurses lose $9 pay rise About 25,000 nurses in NSW have lost a $9-a-week rise granted to them last December. “Nurses at Sydney Hos...