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YDHS commits to aged care pay rise | Gippsland Times - Vimarsana News

YDHS commits to aged care pay rise | Gippsland Times

YDHS Chief Executive Paul Head has confirmed they intend to pass on the increase ordered by the Fair Work Commission on February 21.

Are environmental NGOs anti-development? Wessa responds - Vimarsana News

Are environmental NGOs anti-development? Wessa responds

The notion put forward by Gwede Mantashe of environmental NGOs being ‘foreign-funded’ by groups that are ‘anti-development’ is insulting.

Discovery refused leave to appeal judgment ordering it to pay ex-client R25m - Vimarsana News

Discovery refused leave to appeal judgment ordering it to pay ex-client R25m

The permanent disability claim followed his girlfriend's drowning and his being charged and acquitted of her murder.

"Confession" And "Statement" Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-VIII] - Vimarsana News

"Confession" And "Statement" Under Section 164 CrPC- Questions & Answers By Justice V. Ramkumar [Part-VIII]

Q.36 Can a statement recorded as a “dying declaration” be treated as a “statement” under Section 164 (5) Cr.P.C. in case the declarant survives ? Ans. Yes. Where a statement is recorded ...

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Basic Structure~II - Vimarsana News

Basic Structure~II

The soundness of the historic ruling can be ‘judged‘ from the fact that for half a century now, various Division Benches of the apex court have not only reiterated the doctrine but expanded the base of the ‘basic structure‘ to include more liberal features into it. Democracy is being continually fortified, and its roots are being nourished with several subsequent decisions on the unfailing strength of Bharti ruling. The Court, by making explicit the earlier implicit basic postulates of the rule of law has arguably engraved our basic freedoms in stone, or, shall we say granite?