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Movie halls can charge you more for that juice

Monday 9 November '09

While buying a bar of chocolate or a pack of juice at a cineplex, did you ever wish to drag the hall owner to court for charging you more than the maximum retail price printed on the items?
Pulled up for failing to issue notice, cops told to ‘learn’

Thursday 5 November '09

Police personnel at the Hazrat Nizamuddin police station have a new job at hand — learning how to issue proclamation notices against absconding offenders.
Rapists cannot tarnish image of victim, says city court

Tuesday 3 November '09

A judgment that may serve to deter rapists from maligning a victim’s reputation, a city court has held that an accused was not permitted to raise questions on a victim’s character and defend himself by claiming that she was of easy virtue.
‘Court cannot be used to settle personal scores’

Monday 2 November '09

A city court found itself in a Catch-22 situation when it discovered that whichever way it decided to go while deciding a case, it could never have a just and desired result.
Delhi School of Music teacher found guilty of molesting child

Thursday 29 October '09

Over five years after a 10-year-old girl accused a piano teacher of Delhi School of Music of molestation, a city court pronounced him guilty on Wednesday.
Wife walked out on accused IIT scholar

Wednesday 28 October '09

Research scholar Pushpam Kumar Sinha, accused in the murder of Manipur teen Ramchanphy Hongray, was married in 2003 but his wife Poonam left him five years later, the police have said.
Court issues NBW against Sukh Ram, then cancels it

Tuesday 27 October '09

A Delhi court on Monday issued a non-bailable warrant against former Union communication minister Sukh Ram for not appearing before it in connection with a 13-year-old corruption case....
Court dismisses man’s plea for right in father’s business

Monday 26 October '09

Sounding a reality check of sorts, a city court has held that a man who helps his father in the latter’s business, has a legal status of merely a “servant” and hence cannot claim rights on the enterprise or property.
Palestinian caught cheating to get voter ID, court refuses bail

Saturday 24 October '09

Ignoring an assurance by the Embassy of Palestine regarding one of its nationals arrested in the Capital for cheating and forgery, a city court has refused to grant him bail.
After 12-yr trial, court lets off woman who beat up mother

Friday 23 October '09

A woman, her husband and father-in-law have escaped a jail term for beating up the woman’s mother after a city court held that a 12-year long trial was too much of an agony.
Woman’s death: Court summons doctor, cop

Wednesday 21 October '09

The “undue haste” shown by the doctor, unbelievable swiftness demonstrated by the police officer in reaching the hospital to record her statement...
Duty above illness: city court directs HIV patient to pay alimony

Tuesday 20 October '09

A city court held last week that an HIV-positive man could not make his disease an excuse to deny his estranged wife and children financial maintenance.
In accident, PF scam probe takes another hit

Tuesday 20 October '09

The death of Ashutosh Asthana, a key accused in the Ghaziabad Provident Fund scam, in an accident comes as yet another blow...
Jailed for corporal punishment, govt school teacher freed for good conduct

Monday 19 October '09

Two years after the former vice-principal of a government school was given a year’s jail term by a trial court for parading a Class-VI student naked for three hours in 1997 after the boy took a dip in the school tank, a sessions court...
Tables turn, ‘victim’ turns accused as cops probe murder

Friday 16 October '09

It was supposed to be a perfect murder — a businessman suffers a fatal gunshot injury while his accountant gets killed by assailants who barge into his Greater Kailash-I house and opens indiscriminate fire.
Chargesheet under MCOCA filed against Soumya killers

Friday 9 October '09

The Delhi Police have filed a 700-page chargesheet under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act against the five men arrested for involvement in the murder of TV journalist Soumya Viswanathan.
Use of recovery agents: court warns banks

Friday 9 October '09

A city court has sent out a warning to the senior management of banks and finance companies that hire agents to recover money.
Court rejects ‘financially independent’ woman’s plea for maintenance

Wednesday 7 October '09

In the latest interpretation of the Domestic Violence Act, a city court has held that while the legislation must come to the aid of women in distress, it cannot grant relief, even to an unmarried sister, if she appears to be monetarily competent.
Frankfinn chairman lands in turbulence over defamation charge

Tuesday 6 October '09

Business rivalry between two leading airhostess training institutes has landed the top officer of one in trouble.
Now close ‘Q’ case, says CBI; court to hear on Oct 9

Sunday 4 October '09

The CBI on Saturday sought a city court’s nod to bring the curtains down on the two-decades-long prosecution against Italian businessman Ottavio Quattrocchi in the Bofors case.
Tax evasion: Court upholds jail term for Romesh Sharma

Friday 2 October '09

A City court on Wednesday threw out the petition of Romesh Sharma, alleged front man of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, against a two year-jail term awarded for evading income tax worth Rs 50 crore.
From Shah Bano to Salma

Thursday 24 September '09

In a rare order, a Delhi court recently directed a man to pay his ex-wife, Salma, Rs 9 lakh in maintenance along with money...
Flashback to Shah Bano case as Muslim woman wins alimony battle

Wednesday 23 September '09

A legal wrangle that lasted for 12 years has finally worked out in favour of Salma, a divorced woman who sought alimony from...
HC draws lower courts’ notice to illegible copies of judgments

Tuesday 22 September '09

The problem of illegibility, it appears, has become a crisis hard to get rid of in an institution not known for it — courts.
Govt-run school’s wall illegal, waste of public money: court

Tuesday 22 September '09

A Delhi government school literally hit the ‘wall’ of controversy, after it decided to go ahead with the construction of a wall — even though it was illegal.
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