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Hartford councilwoman plans luxury cannabis brand business - Vimarsana News

Hartford councilwoman plans luxury cannabis brand business

Hartford Councilwoman Tiana Hercules received a Section 149 cultivation provisional license and plans a luxury cannabis brand business.

Lack of funds to pay court fee not valid ground for condonation of delay when Section 149 CPC can be availed: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Lack of funds to pay court fee not valid ground for condonation of delay when Section 149 CPC can be availed: Supreme Court

The Court observed that it would have been entirely a different matter had the appellant filed an appeal in terms of Section 149 CPC and thereafter removed the defects by paying deficit court fees.

Supreme Court suspends sentence of two convicts in their 70s in jail for over 9 years - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court suspends sentence of two convicts in their 70s in jail for over 9 years

In the last date of hearing, it was also argued before the Court that the applicants-accused are over 70 years of age and taking note of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, relief should be granted to them.

Court Sentences First Man to Be Convicted in Delhi Riots Case to 5 Years of Jail - Vimarsana News

Court Sentences First Man to Be Convicted in Delhi Riots Case to 5 Years of Jail

Dinesh Yadav was convicted of participating in a riotous mob and vandalising and setting fire to a house during the riots in northeast Delhi. 

Source: thewire.in
In First Delhi Riots Conviction, Man Found Guilty of Setting Fire to Muslim Woman's Home - Vimarsana News

In First Delhi Riots Conviction, Man Found Guilty of Setting Fire to Muslim Woman's Home

Curiously, the three victims were declared hostile during the trial.

Source: thewire.in