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Kerala High Court Orders Guruvayoor Devaswom to Disclose Elephant Management Procedures

The Kerala High Court has directed the Deputy Administrator (Livestock) of Guruvayoor Devaswom to submit an affidavit outlining the procedures for booking and transporting elephants from Punnathur Anakotta for other temple festivals. This move aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the management of elephants at the temple.

The court's directive is a significant step towards addressing concerns about the welfare and safety of elephants used in temple festivals. The affidavit will provide valuable insights into the existing procedures and help identify areas for improvement.

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Kerala High Court Orders Guruvayoor Devaswom to Disclose Elephant Management Procedures

The Kerala High Court has directed the Deputy Administrator (Livestock) of Guruvayoor Devaswom to submit an affidavit outlining the procedures for booking and transporting elephants from Punnathur Anakotta for other temple festivals. This move aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the management of elephants at the temple.

The court's directive is a significant step towards addressing concerns about the welfare and safety of elephants used in temple festivals. The affidavit will provide valuable insights into the existing procedures and help identify areas for improvement.

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Lets understand Strict Liability and Absolute Liability

Lets understand Strict Liability and Absolute Liability

Delhi HC:
1. Appointment of Two Advocates as Delhi High Court Judges
2. Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene in CLAT-2025 Result Revision

Delhi HC:
1. Appointment of Two Advocates as Delhi High Court Judges
2. Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene in CLAT-2025 Result Revision

Legal Updates From Bombay High Court
1. Full Bench Constituted for Upcoming Hearings
2. The Everard Co-Operative Housing Society Ltd. vs. Ajay Mehta, Municipal Commissioner, MCGM, and Others Case

Legal Updates From Bombay High Court
1. Full Bench Constituted for Upcoming Hearings
2. The Everard Co-Operative Housing Society Ltd. vs. Ajay Mehta, Municipal Commissioner, MCGM, and Others Case

DO you Know Dowry is Illegal But Magr is not #hindumarriage #hindumarriageact #dowry #mahr #muslimwedding #muslimmarriage #muslimlaw #hindulaw

DO you Know Dowry is Illegal But Magr is not #hindumarriage #hindumarriageact #dowry #mahr #muslimwedding #muslimmarriage #muslimlaw #hindulaw

SC:
The Commissioner of Customs vs. M/s Schunk Metal and Carbon (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Pehal Choudhary vs. Nitya Prakash

SC:
The Commissioner of Customs vs. M/s Schunk Metal and Carbon (India) Pvt. Ltd.
Pehal Choudhary vs. Nitya Prakash

Bombay High Court :
Everest Food Products Private Limited vs. Shyam Dhani Industries Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. (Interim Application No. 1628 Of 2021 In Commercial IPR Suit No.178 Of 2021)
Shweta Tiwari vs State of Maharashtra (Criminal Writ Petition 5691 of 2021)

Bombay High Court :
Everest Food Products Private Limited vs. Shyam Dhani Industries Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. (Interim Application No. 1628 Of 2021 In Commercial IPR Suit No.178 Of 2021)
Shweta Tiwari vs State of Maharashtra (Criminal Writ Petition 5691 of 2021)

Father's right to visit child cannot be at cost of child’s health and well-being: Supreme Court

Father's right to visit child cannot be at cost of child’s health and well-being: Supreme Court

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We Welcome @tembeaastha our Legal Content Creator. She Will be creating informative legal Content For You All. For any queries or information write us at legal@socialthikana.in

The Delhi High Court was established on October 31, 1966, with four judges, including Chief Justice K.S. Hegde, Justice I.D. Dua, Justice H.R. Khanna, and Justice S.K. Kapoor.

The Delhi High Court was established on October 31, 1966, with four judges, including Chief Justice K.S. Hegde, Justice I.D. Dua, Justice H.R. Khanna, and Justice S.K. Kapoor.

The Bombay High Court has directed the state government to ensure all eligible women receive benefits from the 'Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana' scheme. This scheme aims to provide monthly financial assistance of ₹1,500 to women in need, promoting economic independence and empowerment .

The Bombay High Court has directed the state government to ensure all eligible women receive benefits from the 'Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana' scheme. This scheme aims to provide monthly financial assistance of ₹1,500 to women in need, promoting economic independence and empowerment .

Shweta Tiwari has withdrawn her plea from the Bombay High Court to quash a forgery case against her. This development comes after the police closed their investigation into the matter, citing a lack of evidence

Shweta Tiwari has withdrawn her plea from the Bombay High Court to quash a forgery case against her. This development comes after the police closed their investigation into the matter, citing a lack of evidence

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Supreme Court:
1. G.B. Industries Reg Partnership Firm Through Partners vs. Meenakshi Balasao Magdum
2. West Bengal School Staff Recruitment Scam

Supreme Court:
1. G.B. Industries Reg Partnership Firm Through Partners vs. Meenakshi Balasao Magdum
2. West Bengal School Staff Recruitment Scam

Delhi HC:
1. NCC Director General Held in Contempt
2. Jagvinder Singh vs. The Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and Others

Delhi HC:
1. NCC Director General Held in Contempt
2. Jagvinder Singh vs. The Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs and Others

Mumbai HC:
1. Dismissal of Petition Against Shiv Sena Leader's Election Victory
2. Contempt Notices Issued to Over 25 Political Parties

Mumbai HC:
1. Dismissal of Petition Against Shiv Sena Leader's Election Victory
2. Contempt Notices Issued to Over 25 Political Parties

Kolkata HC:
1. Parents Seek Fresh Investigation in R.G. Kar Medical College Case
2. Calcutta High Court Directs Authorities to Consider Convenient Route to Education Centre

Kolkata HC:
1. Parents Seek Fresh Investigation in R.G. Kar Medical College Case
2. Calcutta High Court Directs Authorities to Consider Convenient Route to Education Centre

Legal Updates from #SupremeCourtOfIndia
1. Impeachment Motion Against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav.
2. Key Ruling on Women’s Inheritance Rights.

Legal Updates from #SupremeCourtOfIndia
1. Impeachment Motion Against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav.
2. Key Ruling on Women’s Inheritance Rights.

Important Legal Updates From #CalcuttaHighCourt(4th dec, 2024)

Important Legal Updates From #CalcuttaHighCourt(4th dec, 2024)

Legal Updates from #SupremeCourtOfIndia (4th Dec,2024)

Legal Updates from #SupremeCourtOfIndia (4th Dec,2024)

Important legal Updates from #delhihighcourt

Important legal Updates from #delhihighcourt

Important Legal Updates From #calcuttahighcourt 3rd Dec 2024

Important Legal Updates From #calcuttahighcourt 3rd Dec 2024

"Jharkhand High Court Rules: Rape Victim's Testimony Valid Without Medical Evidence, But Courts Must Beware of False Accusations"

Key Takeaways:

- Sexual assaults, which often occur in private, do not always require corroboration.
- A victim's testimony should not be dismissed solely due to lack of medical evidence, unless there are significant unusual factors.
- The court must be vigilant to prevent false implications against the accused.
- A single reliable witness can be sufficient proof in a case.
- Corroboration is not always necessary, as sexual assaults are typically not committed in public.

Case Details:

- The accused was convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl and threatening her against reporting the incident.
- The FIR was lodged 18 days after the incident.
- The trial court erred by sentencing the accused under both Section 376 of the IPC and Section 4 of the POCSO Act.
- The High Court set aside the conviction due to inconsistencies in the prosecution's case, lack of corroboration, and delay in lodging the FIR.

Court's Observations:

- The prosecution's case had serious inconsistencies, casting doubt on witness credibility.
- Three different versions emerged from the prosecution's case.
- The contradictions, lack of medical evidence, and delay in lodging the FIR rendered the prosecution's case doubtful.

"Jharkhand High Court Rules: Rape Victim's Testimony Valid Without Medical Evidence, But Courts Must Beware of False Accusations"

Key Takeaways:

- Sexual assaults, which often occur in private, do not always require corroboration.
- A victim's testimony should not be dismissed solely due to lack of medical evidence, unless there are significant unusual factors.
- The court must be vigilant to prevent false implications against the accused.
- A single reliable witness can be sufficient proof in a case.
- Corroboration is not always necessary, as sexual assaults are typically not committed in public.

Case Details:

- The accused was convicted of raping a 13-year-old girl and threatening her against reporting the incident.
- The FIR was lodged 18 days after the incident.
- The trial court erred by sentencing the accused under both Section 376 of the IPC and Section 4 of the POCSO Act.
- The High Court set aside the conviction due to inconsistencies in the prosecution's case, lack of corroboration, and delay in lodging the FIR.

Court's Observations:

- The prosecution's case had serious inconsistencies, casting doubt on witness credibility.
- Three different versions emerged from the prosecution's case.
- The contradictions, lack of medical evidence, and delay in lodging the FIR rendered the prosecution's case doubtful.

What is Zero FIR ?

What is Zero FIR ?

Legal News Updates: 11Sep , 2024

Gauhati HC Orders Mizoram Govt to Take Steps to Stop Tree Cutting in Aizawl

Delhi High Court Orders DU to Consider 50% Quota for Women in Student Union Polls

SC Suggests Database to Prevent Exploitation of Surrogate Mothers

Chhattisgarh HC Seeks Personal Affidavit from State Govt on Steps Taken for Teacher Recruitment

Legal News Updates: 11Sep , 2024

Gauhati HC Orders Mizoram Govt to Take Steps to Stop Tree Cutting in Aizawl

Delhi High Court Orders DU to Consider 50% Quota for Women in Student Union Polls

SC Suggests Database to Prevent Exploitation of Surrogate Mothers

Chhattisgarh HC Seeks Personal Affidavit from State Govt on Steps Taken for Teacher Recruitment

HC Directs Chhattisgarh Govt to File Personal Affidavit on Teacher Appointment in Govt Schools

HC Directs Chhattisgarh Govt to File Personal Affidavit on Teacher Appointment in Govt Schools

Kya Hua jab Client ka Advocate ko Diya Hua Cheque Bounce Kar Gaya ? #delhihighcourt

Kya Hua jab Client ka Advocate ko Diya Hua Cheque Bounce Kar Gaya ? #delhihighcourt

"Supreme Court Stays Allahabad High Court Order on Assistant Teacher Recruitment

The Supreme Court has put on hold an Allahabad High Court directive ordering Uttar Pradesh to create a new list of 69,000 assistant teachers for recruitment. A bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud has sought the state's response to the petitions and directed that the existing recruitment list not be altered until further orders. The case will be heard again on September 23."

"Supreme Court Stays Allahabad High Court Order on Assistant Teacher Recruitment

The Supreme Court has put on hold an Allahabad High Court directive ordering Uttar Pradesh to create a new list of 69,000 assistant teachers for recruitment. A bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud has sought the state's response to the petitions and directed that the existing recruitment list not be altered until further orders. The case will be heard again on September 23."

"Delhi High Court Reverses Order to Remove Tweet Criticizing Journalist Rohan Dua

The Delhi High Court has vacated its previous order directing journalist Abhishek Baxi to delete a tweet criticizing journalist Rohan Dua's questioning of Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker. On September 2, the court had ordered several social media handles, including Baxi's, to remove allegedly defamatory posts against Dua. However, Baxi challenged the order, arguing that his tweet was not defamatory. After reviewing the application, Justice Navin Chawla stated that Baxi's tweet was merely his opinion and not defamatory, thereby suspending the order. Dua's lawyer has agreed to drop Baxi as a party from the defamation suit."

"Delhi High Court Reverses Order to Remove Tweet Criticizing Journalist Rohan Dua

The Delhi High Court has vacated its previous order directing journalist Abhishek Baxi to delete a tweet criticizing journalist Rohan Dua's questioning of Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker. On September 2, the court had ordered several social media handles, including Baxi's, to remove allegedly defamatory posts against Dua. However, Baxi challenged the order, arguing that his tweet was not defamatory. After reviewing the application, Justice Navin Chawla stated that Baxi's tweet was merely his opinion and not defamatory, thereby suspending the order. Dua's lawyer has agreed to drop Baxi as a party from the defamation suit."

"Delhi High Court Reverses Order to Remove Tweet Criticizing Journalist Rohan Dua

The Delhi High Court has vacated its previous order directing journalist Abhishek Baxi to delete a tweet criticizing journalist Rohan Dua's questioning of Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker. On September 2, the court had ordered several social media handles, including Baxi's, to remove allegedly defamatory posts against Dua. However, Baxi challenged the order, arguing that his tweet was not defamatory. After reviewing the application, Justice Navin Chawla stated that Baxi's tweet was merely his opinion and not defamatory, thereby suspending the order. Dua's lawyer has agreed to drop Baxi as a party from the defamation suit."

"Delhi High Court Reverses Order to Remove Tweet Criticizing Journalist Rohan Dua

The Delhi High Court has vacated its previous order directing journalist Abhishek Baxi to delete a tweet criticizing journalist Rohan Dua's questioning of Olympic bronze medalist Manu Bhaker. On September 2, the court had ordered several social media handles, including Baxi's, to remove allegedly defamatory posts against Dua. However, Baxi challenged the order, arguing that his tweet was not defamatory. After reviewing the application, Justice Navin Chawla stated that Baxi's tweet was merely his opinion and not defamatory, thereby suspending the order. Dua's lawyer has agreed to drop Baxi as a party from the defamation suit."

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