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An outer time limit of 60 days will be applicable from March 24 to file the claims for compensation in case the death occurred due to Covid1 prior to March 20, said the ministry.

The central government has sent teams to Maharashtra, Kerala, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh to scrutinise five per cent claims filed for Covid-19 ex-gratia compensation."This is in pursuance of Honble Supreme Courts Order dated 24th March ...

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Following the Supreme Courts order, the Union Government has rushed central teams to Maharashtra, Kerala, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh for random scrutiny of claims filed for COVID-19 ex-gratia compensation in these States, said the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Friday.

This article provides an overview of procedures and practical considerations surrounding the commencement of tax disputes in Kenya.

Independent witness Sonu Mhaske claimed in an affidavit that he was forced to sign a blank panchanama by NCB officials probing the case. His application to get the same on record in court has been opposed by the NCB.

The advice follows an earlier temporary injunction issued by Justice Musa Ssekaana, the head of the Civil Division

Directs strict implementation of Health Ministry guidelines Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, June 10: Division Bench of High Court comprising Chief Justice

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said only urgent matters will be listed for hearing in the apex court from April 22 amid the prevailing situation of Covid-19 pandemic. “In continuation of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) dated July 4, 2020 and circular(s) issued earlier regarding mentioning of matter(s), it is hereby notified for the information of all concerned: (a) only urgent matters will be listed for hearing w.e.f April 22, 2021,” a circular issued by the top court administr...

SC to take up only urgent matters from April 22 ​ By IANS | ​ 1 Views Supreme Court of India. (Photo Courtesy: Twitter). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, April 20 : The Supreme Court on Tuesday announced that with effect from April 22, only urgent matters will be listed for hearing amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. In a circular, the top courts administration said: "In continuation of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) dated July 4, 2020, and circular(s) issued earlier regarding menti...