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Hopes clubbed: heirs not entitled to membership, says HC

Sunday 10 May '09

If your parent is a platinum club member, do not hope to inherit his or her membership.
Police know which shoe fits best, HC tells company

Saturday 9 May '09

‘Shoegate’ seems to have hit the Delhi Police now, though in a different way...
Soon, chairs for accused persons to make trials less trying

Thursday 7 May '09

Accused persons “standing” trial in courts across the Capital will see a change in attitude towards them in courtrooms.
Guilty, rules HC: LeT men tried to bomb 2002 R-day parade to avenge foiled Parliament attack

Sunday 26 April '09

The Delhi High Court has found four men guilty of planning to target the 2002 Republic Day parade to avenge the foiled Parliament House attack in December 2001.
ASG reported suspicious guests at Taj before 26/11

Friday 24 April '09

Additional Solicitor General (ASG) Gopal Subramanium, one of the top government lawyers in the country, has seen terror at work from close quarters....
A house for SIMI? Banned outfit wants ‘neglected’ building back

Thursday 23 April '09

House number 151-C at Gali 9 is a quiet whisper for residents of the narrow, winding lanes of Zakir Nagar in South Delhi. The building stands alone, abandoned in an island of garbage and reeks of disuse.
Autistic kids: HC eases norms for opening bank accounts

Tuesday 21 April '09

The Delhi High Court has eased norms for opening a bank account for special children suffering from autism.....
No info on ‘VIP cremations’, govt in dock

Sunday 19 April '09

In the Capital, where leaders’ memorials are largely maintained as shrines, the government is not very keen on disclosing its policy of allowing cremation of VIPs at places other than public cremation grounds.
Delhi’s destitute children may now find a home, parents

Friday 17 April '09

Street children pushed into begging at the city’s traffic junctions can find a home, if families are willing to take them in.
Want to stall husband’s transfer? CIC says RTI Act helpless

Tuesday 14 April '09

The Right to Information Act might not be the right forum to stall one’s husband’s transfer, after all.
High Court confirms life sentence to man, 8 years after he murdered son

Friday 10 April '09

A little before midnight on May 20 eight years ago, Army officer K G Sridevi Amma -in Thiruvananthapuram at that time-had received a frantic call from her unemployed husband...
Batla House: Police file affidavit against NHRC move for magisterial inquiry

Thursday 9 April '09

“If every bullet fired is going to invite a magisterial inquiry or a murder case, officers will avoid carrying weapons and young men in this country will avoid joining the police” — this is not a clincher from a Bollywood potboiler, but an affidavit filed by the Delhi Police before the High Court on Wednesday.
Jamia asked to provide information to RTI applicant

Tuesday 7 April '09

The Central Information Commission has directed Jamia Millia Islamia to provide details of money spent every month towards legal costs, including court cases, during the past three years.
Lawyer wants to tape proceedings, help client follow case

Saturday 4 April '09

A Young lawyer has provoked a new debate on transparency in the judiciary by sending a letter to Delhi High Court Chief Justice A P Shah, seeking permission to “non-intrusively” tape-record court proceedings.
Land adjoining tarmac under NHAI purview: HC

Tuesday 31 March '09

A “NATIONAL highway” will no longer mean the road itself but beyond it. In a decision which explains what a “highway” really means....
Make bartenders responsible for drunken driving accidents: report

Friday 27 March '09

This will make every bartender think twice before opening that extra bottle of beer for customers...
High Court stalls demolition around Mughal-era graveyard in heart of city

Sunday 22 March '09

Mohtamin Haji Islamuddeen is known as “Haji” among the 700 families who live on the 13.2-acre spread of graveyard, mosque and dargah of Hazrat Syed-ul-Hasan, a short drive from Connaught Place.
Justice at doorstep

Saturday 21 March '09

Ask someone from Delhi what “tatlu kaatna” (to dupe someone) means, the chances are you will draw a blank. But at Punhana, the usage brings a wry smile to the weathered faces of the locals....
Cabinet asset details only if Somnath says so: CIC

Tuesday 17 March '09

Assets of Union Ministers and their kin will be open for public scrutiny under Right to Information Act, provided Lok Sabha Speaker gives his nod first.
Judges ready to march with time; lawyers pull back, blame habit

Tuesday 17 March '09

Every day, two young judges of the Delhi High Court remind lawyers of a pledge they took almost three years ago — never to address them as “My Lords” or “Your Lordship” again.
A power-packed Lok Adalat: hefty discounts, 1,000 pending cases settled

Sunday 15 March '09

Sitting over an electricity bill of Rs 1.23 lakh, Habeeb Ansar, a laundry-owner at Chawri Bazaar, on Saturday chose to settle for a discount of over 60 per cent and agreed to pay Rs 33,000.
Life behind bars for mother and daughter

Saturday 14 March '09

Uttam Nagar homemaker Darshana and her 18-year-old daughter will be behind bars for the rest of their lives.
Ragging: wielding stick but sparing rod

Wednesday 11 March '09

The argument against a crackdown on ragging remains that it is an “ice-breaker”, or “harmless fun to get to know freshers”.....
NHRC asked: probe or no probe into Batla encounter?

Thursday 5 March '09

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the National Human Rights Commission to decide whether to follow Lieutenant Governor Tejendra Khanna’s decision against a magisterial inquiry into police encounter deaths...
Citing Gandhi’s will, HC stalls NY auction

Wednesday 4 March '09

Sixty years after his death, the will of Mahatma Gandhi has stalled an auction of five of his personal items in New York.....
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