The court while dispensing its order based on a petition opined that living in a conjunction of relationship for a prolonged period is considered as a live-in relationship, nevertheless such kind of a relationship for 2 days would even be regarded as a live in relationship. The petitioner while instating the petition claimed that he
The AP HC on Friday passed an order directing to set up temporary camps near the Toll Plazas for providing the migrants with drinking water and other adequate facilities in Districts like Krishna, Guntur, Srikakulam, Chittoor and other. A division bench presided by Chief Justice Sri Jitendra Kumar Maheshwari and Justice Lalitha Kanneganti of AP
The notice issued reads “The High Court has also taken a decision to start limited functioning of all the District Courts and Trial Courts in the State of Karnataka. Shortly, the standard operating procedure, which will apply from June 1, 2020, will be published on May 26, 2020 in the official website of the High
In this pandemic Covid-19 each section of the society has been suffering. Right from seeking education to the dealings in corporate world, this has become a challenging task for everyone of us. Where stepping out from our home is a big risk to our life as well as others, what we have to do now
A plaint of atrocity was raised by the Independent Schools Association Chandigarh after being restricted to collect building / transportation / meal charges, etc. for one side and forbidding to reduce salaries of the Teacher’s on the other. Adv. Ashish Chopra from the side of the petitioners laid before the court that as per the
The Supreme Court Bar Association has written a letter to the Secretary-General, Supreme Court of India informing about the number of chambers with odd numbers and even numbers in furtherance of the letter regarding allowing Members/Advocates and essential staff unhindered access to their chambers. It has been stated in the letter that the chambers with
Earlier as presented by UGC guidelines it was stated that the colleges and universities could adopt any method for conducting online examinations Amid lockdown period to maintain social distancing as prescribed to counter the disastrous effects of the Novel coronavirus COVID-19. In regard to this the students and teachers were of the opinion that online
Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput, Supreme Court Of India wrote an open letter to Chairman of Bar Council Of India regarding the fee concession to the law students of the private and unaided colleges/universities across India in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic. The latter has been signed by Advocate Satyam Singh Rajput with Advocate Amit Kumar
The Supreme Court was of the opinion that government should grant 500 crore loan for the completion of the Amrapali Infrastructure project which had been shackled so that work may start and after completion money is generated and repaid. The concern was presented before Double-Bench of Justices Arun Mishra and UU Lalit, a proposal note
From June 1 onward, the High Court and lower Courts of Jammu & Kashmir & Ladakh will follow uniform timings all year round, Chief Justice Gita Mittal ordered in an administrative order passed Friday evening. The High Court and lower Courts will work for the mandatory five hours from June 1. Currently, as per the