The Supreme Court has disposed of an application filed by convicted terrorist Abu Salem who asked for premature release under the Extradition Treaty between India and Portugal. Salem was convicted under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) in the 1993 Bombay Blast case. The Court refused to grant the relief he sought, but […]
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The Bombay High Court has ordered a fresh valuation of a prime property in Mumbai’s Vile Parle after finding that the earlier auction process was manipulated. The court noted that the bidders allegedly acted as a syndicate and deliberately quoted lower prices to suppress the property’s value. Fresh Auction Ordered, EMD Forfeited: Single Judge Justice
“Rigged Auction?” Bombay HC Cancels Vile Parle Property Sale, Forfeits Bidders’ Deposits Read More »
The Bombay High Court has ordered a fresh valuation of a prime property in Mumbai’s Vile Parle after finding that the earlier auction process was manipulated. The court noted that the bidders allegedly acted as a syndicate and deliberately quoted lower prices to suppress the property’s value. Fresh Auction Ordered, EMD Forfeited: Single Judge Justice
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The Goa Bench of the Bombay High Court, acquitted two women who had been convicted for hitting their relative’s child on the head with an iron rod, causing a bleeding injury. The bench of Justice Shreeram Shirsat, who heard the matter held that a single incident of assault on a child does not automatically amount
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