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The Kerala High Court has decided to drop all actions against K. Anil Kumar, former District Judge, Kavaratti, who was repatriated to the district judiciary of Kerala in March this year.

The Hindu

Indefinite immigrant detention ruled unlawful

In a historic decision, the High Court has upended a 20-year-old determination and ruled indefinite detention of immigrants with nowhere else to go is unlawful.

AAP

Parents await decision on where medics should withdraw treatment from baby

Mr Justice Peel considered arguments about where critically ill Indi Gregory should receive end-of-life care at a High Court hearing on Tuesday.

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Alleged violence by paedophile ring could have proved fatal, court told

All 11 accused deny charges including child sex abuse at the High Court in Glasgow.

The Independent UK

Judge considers where critically ill baby should receive ‘end of life’ care

Mr Justice Peel has been asked to decide where eight-month-old Indi Gregory should be when specialists withdraw treatment.

The Independent UK

Baby’s parents set for new hearing after Italian government intervenes

Indi Gregory has been granted Italian citizenship – a move that mirrors developments in a case involving 23-month-old Alfie Evans five years ago

The Independent UK

Critically ill baby’s parents prepare for further court hearing

A judge is due to consider more issues relating to the care of Indi Gregory at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

The Independent UK

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Indi Gregory: Critically ill baby can be moved to Rome for treatment after being granted Italian citizenship

The eight-month-old infant suffers from mitochondrial disease which is incurable

The Independent UK

Contributory Pension Review Committee recommends increase in government contribution

Kerala Govt. Contributory Pension Review Committee recommends increasing State's contribution to scheme & providing benefits from 2040. Report suggests death-cum-retirement gratuity, ex gratia pension & option of joining statutory pension scheme for delayed joiners. Joint Council of State Service Organisations welcomes report & urges Govt. to discuss findings & reinstate…

The Hindu

SC rejects PFI's plea challenging 5-year ban on it, asks it to approach HC

PFI has challenged March 21 order of the UAPA tribunal by which it had confirmed the Centre’s decision to ban it for five years. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

NewsClick founder tells SC he is not supplied with the grounds of his arrest

SC hears plea of NewsClick founder Prabir Purkayastha, booked under UAPA, for grounds of arrest. Justice Gavai agrees to hear plea after Diwali vacations; Sibal seeks interim bail on medical grounds. Journalists’ collectives write to CJI to check “inherent malice” behind raids at NewsClick.

The Hindu

PFI plea against UAPA tribunal's order confirming Centre's ban dismissed by Supreme Court

Supreme court dismisses PFI plea against UAPA tribunal order confirming five-year ban imposed by Centre. Senior advocate Shyam Divan agrees with SC's view that PFI should approach High Court. Bench grants PFI opportunity to approach High Court and dismisses plea. PFI challenged March 21, 2023 order of UAPA tribunal confirming…

The Hindu

Mushrooms, mould and unsafe wiring: Australian tenants are enduring ‘shit rentals’

While a new High Court ruling in the Northern Territory provides some hope for change, a huge chunk of tenants remain dissatisfied with the state of their rental.

Crikey

Man who escaped the noose in 2018 faces trial again for the same murder

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A new legal current restores Māori rights for river mouths

One court ruled out customary rights for Māori over their river mouths if the waterways were 'navigable' but a higher court has reversed that for up to 1km up rivers from the coast, reports Tim Murphy

The Hindu

‘Traffic snarls impact Karnataka’s economy, besides affecting citizens’

Pointing out that one of the reasons for traffic congestion in Bengaluru city is alleged corruption by the traffic sleuths, the High Court said that the police top brass should act against such erring officials

The Hindu

Cases mount as Central Government Industrial Tribunal in Bengaluru has remained headless for three years

CGIT in Bengaluru has been headless for 3yrs, causing 600 industrial disputes & 800 PF cases to pile up. High Court warned Central govt to appoint a presiding officer in 3wks or face a ₹10L cost. Forum wrote to Union Ministry in Dec 2020, but no action taken. High Court…

Evening Standard

Zamira Hajiyeva: Jailed banker's wife ordered to explain how she paid for Knightsbridge home and golf course

A jailed banker’s wife accused of buying a multi-million pound Knightsbridge home and a Berkshire golf course with the proceeds of a huge fraud has been ordered by the High Court to explain how she funded her extravagant purchases.

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The Independent UK

Ill baby’s parents make appeal bid after High Court judge blocks Italy move

Mr Justice Peel refused to let Indi Gregory’s family move her to a Rome hospital after overseeing a hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

Evening Standard

East London ‘cyberbully’ sex therapist must pay her rival £75,000 after Facebook abuse

Siobhain Crosbie led 'nasty' campaign against former protégé Caroline Ley

The Hindu

RSS route marches case: SC asks why Tamil Nadu appealed directly in top court

SC questions TN govt's decision to appeal directly to SC on RSS route marches without approaching HC Div. Bench; seeks clarity on whether case heard on civil or criminal side; HC orders in Oct concluded refusal to permit marches was "not in tune with Secular or democratic way of governance".

The Hindu

Gyanvapi case: SC declines to intervene in Allahabad CJ’s order

Supreme Court refuses to interfere with Allahabad Chief Justice's order to withdraw Hindu claims over Gyanvapi Mosque premises from High Court judge. CJI D.Y. Chandrachud said "certain things should remain within realm of Chief Justice of High Court". Chief Justice Diwaker said withdrawal was in interest of judicial propriety, discipline…

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A High Court Decision Just Set A Precedent For Tenants To Sue Landlords Over Unsafe Conditions

Finally, some good news.

Cycling Weekly

Giant facing legal claim of over £200,000 after bike collapse causes broken back

Taiwanese manufacturers have admitted fault, according to reports

Crikey

Benbrika result highlights the problem with ministers, not courts, wielding citizenship rights

Who has discretionary power over who gets to be an Australian citizen or not? The High Court is wrestling control from the government, which seems unwilling to cede it.

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