Top Law News CD controversy rages, Bhushans to move apex court April 17, 2011 / April 17, 2011 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment The CD controversy involving Lokpal Bill drafting committee co-chair Shanti Bhushan continued to rage Sunday with his son and panel member Prashant Bhushan terming the CD fake and announcing he would file a contempt case in the Supreme Court in a day or two. The Bhushans were backed by social reformer Anna Hazare, who said […] Read more » apex court Arvind Kejriwal Bhushans CD controversy Gujarat Chief Minister move Narendra Modi rages Shanti Bhushan
Top Law News Vodafone files petition against tax authorities move October 17, 2010 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment Vodafone International Holdings BV filed a writ petition in the Bombay high court on Friday seeking to insulate itself from the income-tax department’s attempt to explore a second route to tax the company’s 2007 deal with Hutchison Telecommunications International Ltd to buy the latter’s majority stake in Indian telecom company Hutchison Essar Ltd. At present, […] Read more » against files move petition tax authorities Vodafone
Top Law News Slum dwellers near CWG venues agree to move temporarily August 27, 2010 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to provide basic facilities to 18 families who have volunteered to shift temporarily from their slums near Thyagraj Stadium and Jawaharlal Nehru stadium in view of the upcoming Commonwealth Games. A division bench of Justice B.D. Ahmed and Justice S. Muralidhar asked […] Read more » agree CWG venues move Slum dwellers temporarily
Top Law News ‘Courts can move against state for acts against public good’ August 3, 2010 / August 3, 2010 by Legal India Admin | Leave a Comment Higher courts have the power to issue writ to the state if its acts are contrary to the public good, the Supreme Court has ruled, while holding that a public sector bank also falls within the definition of the state. ‘…if any action on the part of the state is wholly unfair and arbitrary, writ […] Read more » courts move public good'