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Experts intrigued by inclusion of electoral bonds in new Income Tax Bill
3 weeks, 3 days ago

Experts intrigued by inclusion of electoral bonds in new Income Tax Bill

The Hindu  

Experts are intrigued by the new Income Tax Bill, 2025 retaining provisions related to electoral bonds, which were rendered unconstitutional by the Supreme Court last year, saying it could be because of legislative oversight or the government's intention to bring it back in some other form. Electoral bonds have been mentioned in the new Income Tax Bill's Schedule VIII which …

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Damian Lewis is criticised for his conduct during Wolf Hall interview after he confessed the role has 'worn him down'
4 months ago

Damian Lewis is criticised for his conduct during Wolf Hall interview after he confessed the role has 'worn him down'

Daily Mail  

Damian Lewis has been criticised for his conduct during an interview plugging his new BBC series, Wolf Hall. As the show's star, playing well-known Tudor monarch King Henry VIII in the series, Damian is said to have agreed to an hour-long chat. Damian Lewis has been criticised for his conduct during an interview plugging his new BBC series, Wolf Hall …

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Dispute Between Defendants Regarding Validity Of Sale Deed Can’t Be Considered In Suit For Possession Instituted By Plaintiff: Supreme Court
1 year, 10 months ago

Dispute Between Defendants Regarding Validity Of Sale Deed Can’t Be Considered In Suit For Possession Instituted By Plaintiff: Supreme Court

Live Law  

The Supreme Court bench comprises Justices M.R. Ravikumar has ruled that an inter-se dispute on the validity of the sale deed executed between the defendants in respect of the suit land, cannot be considered in the suit for possession instituted by the plaintiff on the basis of a registered sale deed executed in its favour, as it would amount to …

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Order VIII Rule 6A CPC - No Bar In Taking On Record A Counter Claim Filed Long After Filing Of Written Statement But Before Framing Of Issues: Supreme Court
2 years, 5 months ago

Order VIII Rule 6A CPC - No Bar In Taking On Record A Counter Claim Filed Long After Filing Of Written Statement But Before Framing Of Issues: Supreme Court

Live Law  

The Supreme Court observed that there is no bar in taking on record a counter claim filed long after filing of written statement but before framing of issues.In this case, the counter-claim in question was filed nearly 13 years after filing of the written statement. The Supreme Court observed that there is no bar in taking on record a counter …

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No Student Can Be Failed Upto Class VIII For ‘Any Reason Whatsoever It May’: Chhattisgarh HC [Read Order]
6 years, 8 months ago

No Student Can Be Failed Upto Class VIII For ‘Any Reason Whatsoever It May’: Chhattisgarh HC [Read Order]

Live Law  

‘It was the duty of the respondent School to ensure the attendance of the student.’The Chhattisgarh High Court in Master Vatsal Khakhariya vs. State of Chhattisgarh has observed that a student cannot be failed up to Class VIII for ‘any reason whatsoever it may.’Master Vatsal Khakhariya, a student of Class-VIII in Delhi Public School, Durg, for the academic year 2017-18, …

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No Student Can Be Failed Upto Class VIII For ‘Any Reason Whatsoever It May’: Chhattisgarh HC [Read Order]
6 years, 8 months ago

No Student Can Be Failed Upto Class VIII For ‘Any Reason Whatsoever It May’: Chhattisgarh HC [Read Order]

Live Law  

‘It was the duty of the respondent School to ensure the attendance of the student.’The Chhattisgarh High Court in Master Vatsal Khakhariya vs. State of Chhattisgarh has observed that a student cannot be failed up to Class VIII for ‘any reason whatsoever it may.’Master Vatsal Khakhariya, a student of Class-VIII in Delhi Public School, Durg, for the academic year 2017-18, …

Education School Court Student High Class Reason
Theresa May must not use ‘Henry VIII powers’ to make post-Brexit laws behind Parliament’s back, report warns
8 years ago

Theresa May must not use ‘Henry VIII powers’ to make post-Brexit laws behind Parliament’s back, report warns

The Independent  

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