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Chevron Australia Reaches Out to Tribunal as Strike Set to Resume - Vimarsana News

Chevron Australia Reaches Out to Tribunal as Strike Set to Resume

A strike at Chevron Australia's LNG facilities is set to resume October 19.

Reference of a case to larger bench cannot be made on mere asking of a party: Jammu and Kashmir High Court - Vimarsana News

Reference of a case to larger bench cannot be made on mere asking of a party: Jammu and Kashmir High Court

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court also reiterated that an intra court appeal is not maintainable against an order passed by a single judge of the High Court in the exercise of criminal jurisdiction.

Chevron LNG faces renewed strike threat from Offshore Alliance workers - Vimarsana News

Chevron LNG faces renewed strike threat from Offshore Alliance workers

Unions advised they would file a new notice of protected industrial action on Monday amid claims the company has reneged on parts of a deal for workers.

Source: afr.com
Bombay High Court Monthly Digest: September 2023 [Citations 400 – 463] - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court Monthly Digest: September 2023 [Citations 400 – 463]

Nominal IndexARG Outlier Media Private Limited v. Rayadu Vision Media Limited 2023 LiveLaw (Bom) 400Commissioner, Kolhapur Mahanagarpalika v. Shashikala Vijay Bhore 2023 LiveLaw (Bom) 401Sanjay Katkar...

Source: livelaw.in
Parliamentary findings and EFF propaganda notwithstanding, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu did indeed benefit from VBS looting - Vimarsana News

Parliamentary findings and EFF propaganda notwithstanding, Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu did indeed benefit from VBS looting

The lies in support of the party president, Malema, and deputy president, Shivambu, are in direct conflict with findings by Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests published on Monday. They can easily be proved wrong.