INDIA – Supreme Court asked ‘Where’s The Reply?’ To J&K On Plea Against NRI’s Detention
On Wednesday (October 16, 2019), the Supreme Court asked the Jammu and Kashmir authorities why they had not filed a response on the request of the wife of a Malaysian NRI businessman challenging his detention following the revocation of the provisions of Article 370. A bench headed by Justice NV Ramana noted that the matter concerned “personal liberty” and that the Jammu and Kashmir authorities should have filed a reply to the plea. “Why didn’t you (the J&K administration) file a response?” said the bench, which also included justices R Subhash Reddy and BR Gavai, adding, “This is a matter of personal liberty. You should have filed a reply by yesterday.” The Supreme Court heard a plea filed by Asifa Mubeen, the wife of Mubeen Ahmad Shah, seeking to quash the August 7 arrest warrant along with the grounds of detention under Section 8(1)(a) of the Jammu and Kashmir Public Safety Act, 1978.
INDIA – Supreme Court Closes Proceedings On The Disputed Religious Site, A Verdict In Weeks
On Wednesday (October 16, 2019), the Supreme Court of India ordered an end to hearings in a long-standing dispute between Hindus and Muslims over a place of worship, paving the foundation for a decision that could lead to further divisions. Hindus claim that the site in the northern town of Ayodhya is the birthplace of Lord Ram, the god-king, and they want a temple constructed on the ruins of a mosque that was torn down by the zealots in 1992, sparking riots across the state. Muslims want the mosque of the 16th century to be restored, and members from both sides have been fighting over the matter for decades. The verdict is expected to be announced by Justice Gogoi next month. Ahead of the court’s decision, local authorities forbade gatherings of more than four people across the city of Ayodhya to avoid a problem between the majority of Hindus and the Muslims who make up 12% of the population.
INDIA – The National Green Tribunal Seeks States To Enact Laws To Reduce Air Pollution
Expressing dissatisfaction with the steps taken by the states to curb the burning of stubble, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has stated that, just as the law on the prevention of other crimes is being enforced, the national governments have a responsibility to prevent air pollution. The Green Court noted that, despite the efforts made by the authorities, crop burning continues to take place on the ground, with all its adverse effects on public health and the environment for which no official is held liable. The court ordered the States to bring an action before 15 November, the next date of the hearing.
INDIA – India’s Largest Bank Seeks Reforms To Take Down Bad Debt
State Bank of India, the nation’s largest asset borrower, is seeking changes to the bankruptcy law of three years to take on the worst lousy debt pile in the world. Of the 12 largest delinquent borrowers in the country, including Essar Steel India Ltd. and Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd., forced into default in 2017, only about half have been resolved so far, Bloomberg shows data compiled. The highest court in the country postponed Essar Steel’s insolvency petition to next week on Tuesday. The allocation of bankruptcy proceeds between secured and unsecured lenders and the timeframe for the resolution process are among the things that may be resolved by the Supreme Court in issuing a judgment on Essar Steel’s resolution.
USA – Even Legislators Were Surprised With The Sweeping LLC Law
New York’s outlawing anonymous condo ownership shocked the very lawmakers who passed it. And the equally shocked real estate industry is now trying to undo it. “We have to make noise,” said Adam Leitman Bailey, a real estate attorney who is leading a campaign to exclude New York City from the law “Nothing is going to happen if we don’t make noise.” It may be too late, given the skepticism surrounding anonymous investors purchasing multimillion-dollar apartments. A co-sponsor of the bill, State Sen. Liz Krueger, said that a positive step was more openness in real estate, even if it was enforced by accident. But after Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed it into law on 13 September, Krueger was surprised to see it interpreted to include all of New York’s residential condos—and to make owners’ names Accessible to the public through requests for freedom of information.
INDIA – Lawyers Are Pressing For FIR To Be Withheld From Colleagues
Aligarh lawyers held a dharna on Monday requesting the withdrawal of an FIR lodged against four lawyers who had been booked last week for allegedly causing a ruckus and damaging government property inside the tehsil campus. Four lawyers JP Singh, Mridul, Yogesh, and Pradeep Kumar, according to police, had vandalized the barricades that the administration had built inside the campus to prevent the two-wheelers ‘ movement. They locked the tehsil gate in the court of the sub-divisional magistrate, thus causing a ruckus. Subdivisional magistrate (Koil) Ranjeet Singh said the case was brought against lawyers as they violated the law by damaging property of the state.
UNITED KINGDOM – UK Government Proposes Laws Forcing Employers To Pass All Tips To Workers In Full
The government of the UK has announced that it will take steps to require employers to forward all tips to staff in full – helping more than a million people, many of whom are low-paid. The new legal duty will be established by means of a bill, the government said on Monday. In situations where bosses are sharing tips to staff, the bill would allow them to do so “on a fair and transparent basis.” The requirements of such a fair and transparent distribution will be laid down in the legal code of practice. If it is voted on and approved, the bill will extend in England, Wales, and Scotland. Labor and trade unions endorse this legislation.
INDIA – “New Order” Do not like the Nobel Prize Winner Abhijit Banerjee’s Advice
It would probably come as a shock to Indian Twitter if the movement founded by Abhijit Banerjee and his co-Nobelists Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer were often criticized by left-leaning economists for being insufficiently political. This is perhaps difficult for the Indian public sphere to understand, given that it seems necessary to assume that people like Banerjee (Ph.D., Harvard) are inherently antagonistic to the new political order (Hard Work). Banerjee himself has had multiple strikes against him, from this point of view he is a Bengali, he studied at Presidency College, went to Jawaharlal Nehru University, and, of course, he is an economist when, in the New Order, the economy is to be studied by CAs and lawyers. Many have pointed out, for one thing, that Banerjee reportedly advised the Congress Party on the design of the income support scheme promised in this year’s election manifesto.
INDIA – India Is Blocking SMS Services In Kashmir After A trucker Has Been Killed
Text messaging services were blocked in Kashmir only a few hours after being restored when a truck driver was killed by suspected militants, and his vehicle set on fire. Indian officials said that a 24-year-old woman died in the latest exchange of artillery fire with Pakistan across the de facto border between the blood-soaked Himalayan region. Security sources stated that the decision to cut text messaging services were taken to reduce militants ‘ ability to communicate.
DUBAI – Deportation Rules Of The UAE You Need To Know
The UAE deals exclusively with those involved in crimes such as drug trafficking, sexual assault, and abuse, calling for immediate and mandatory expulsion from the country. Legal deportation was issued under a court order against a foreigner who is sentenced to custody for a felony. According to the UAE Criminal Code Article 121, proper removal is compulsory for crimes such as sexual assault. The court orders that the person who committed the crime must be expelled from the country or that the expulsion is an alternative penalty to the custodial punishment. The foreigner against whom a legal deportation order is issued can apply to the public prosecution for the cancelation of the deportation order. He/she may state the reasons for his / her application and send supporting documents Administrative deportation For the sake of public interest, public safety, or public morality, this form of eviction shall be provided by the Federal Identity and Citizenship Authority against an expatriate. If the foreigner who has been ordered to be detained has rights in the country that need to be settled, a grace period shall be granted after the bail has been granted, which will be more than three months.
INDIA – The Case Of Kerala Jolly Joseph Has Become A Magnet For Publicity Hounds
Since the news broke of the Koodathayi serial murder case a few days ago, many Malayalis have been glued to TV channels, captivated by every new twist and turn of the sensational story. While reporters have sought the views of everyone from distant relatives of the Ponnamattom family to retired police officers to people who may have met the prime suspect Jollyamma Joseph in passing, a prominent name now associated with the case is that of criminal lawyer B.A. Aloor, a well-known figure in the state for his propensity to represent the accused in controversial cases. Uninvited to land in Kozhikode, the rural superintendent of the police office, Aloor seems to have persuaded Jolly Joseph to take on his legal help.
INDIA – Same People Receive Several D-voter Notifications From The NRC: ‘ Seems That They Don’t Want Us To Prove Our Identities ‘
Silchar MP and Mahila Congress President Sushmita Dev also expressed concern about the lack of infrastructure and feared that it would be tough to complete the task of hearing those exempted from the final National Register of Citizens (NRC) within 120 days. For the 60-year-old Malati Bala Das of Assam’s Katirail village, her daily life is nothing short of a struggle. Das, whose kidneys are weakened and in desperate need of transplantation, has to juggle between regular hospital visits and the Foreigners ‘ Tribunal after receiving three government notices claiming that she was a Doubtful or ‘ D ‘ voter. ‘ D ‘ voters are a class of Assam voters whose nationality is unclear or in dispute. Sabitri was notified to the D-voter in 2017. “If the government is not persuaded that this nation is not willing to accept us, then shoot us and give us freedom from this constant humiliation. It seems like they don’t want us to prove our identity,” Sabitri said.
AUSTRALIA – The Law On Religious Discrimination Will Not Override The Laws Prohibiting Gay Conversion Therapy, Porter Claims
Attorney-General Christian Porter strongly dismissed the Victorian government’s argument that the bill on religious discrimination could threaten its planned ban on gay conversion therapy. In his remarks to Guardian Australia, Porter accused the Andrews Labor Government of a “simple lack of understanding” of the bill, which he believed protects the rights of states to enact their laws, implying that the criticism was either incompetent or malicious. On Monday (October 14, 2019), Porter told ABC’s AM radio program that he was still planning to introduce the bill this year and indicated that the amendments would address concerns about the operation of religious elderly care services without requiring “major or significant” changes to the rest of the bill.
USA – Extraditing Russian Hacker To The U.S. Would ‘ Complicate The Situation, ‘ Says An Jailed Israeli Lawyer
The lawyer of the Israeli jailed in Russia for drug offenses said Tuesday that the extradition of a Russian hacker to the United States would “complicate our situation.” Naama Issachar, 26, was detained on 9 April while on transit to Moscow airport, en route from India to Israel, and charged with carrying 9 grams of cannabis, her family said. Russian authorities accused her of smuggling drugs. Sources told Ynet Monday that Justice Minister Amir Ohana is expected to sign an extradition request for Alexei Burkov, a Russian national who was detained by Israel during a visit in 2015. Israel says that the United States wants it for suspected cybercrimes. The mother of the 26-year-old woman, Yafa, said on Monday, “It doesn’t make sense” for Israel to extradite the hacker while Russia is keeping her daughter as a “bargaining chip.”
INDIA – Plea Argues That Section 377 Prohibits Transgender People As Victims Of Unnatural Sex, The Court Seeks The Centre’s Response
On Monday (October 15, 2019), the High Court of Delhi issued a notice to the Ministry of Law and Justice on a petition questioning the legal validity of Section 377 of the Indian Penal code. The petitioner, Assistant Public Prosecutor Jamshed Ansari, stated that it violated Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Constitution by excluding transgender persons as victims of unnatural crimes. Ansari added that Sections 8 and 10 of the Indian Criminal Code must protect transgender / third sex and not just male and female. Chief Justice D.N. Patel , Justice C. Hari Shankar said the matter would be heard next January 7th.
INDIA – Subodh Gupta case, Google moves Delhi HC, Says The Order Will Have A Chilling Effect On Freedom Of Speech
Following the order by the Delhi High Court to remove anonymous posts containing an accusation of # MeToo against artist Subodh Gupta, on Monday, Google moved the court to lift the order, arguing that it can have “a chilling effect on freedom of speech and expression and would be against the public interest,” according to the Indian Express report. In response to the defamation suit filed by Gupta against the Instagram account @herdsceneand others, the High Court ordered the release of allegedly false contents against him. He is also asking for Rs 5 crore for harm to himself and his family caused by the posts. Justice Rajiv Sahai Endlaw was heard on 18 September, and the court ordered all news websites and newspapers that reported on the # MeToo accusation to “remove defamatory posts/articles/ all content relating to the complainant [ Gupta ] and block URLs and weblinks.”
INDIA – Goa’s Government Seek Time On Potholes In The High Court
Attorney general Devidas Pangam told the High Court of Bombay in Goa on Monday (October 14, 2019) that the state government would submit an affidavit on Wednesday concerning an action plan for the repair of potholed roads. Pangam said that the affidavit should list the work already completed, as well as the research still to be done. On 30 September, the High Court ordered the State to submit an affidavit setting out the timeline for filling potholes. Monday, when the matter came up, the government was calling for time. The petitioner Jamshed Mistry, who was amicus curiae in a similar PIL in Maharashtra, brought both the interim order and the Bombay High Court judgment. Mistry told the Goa bench that the court would profit from the inquiry and solutions of the order.
INDIA – Bombay High Court Said Mumbai Court Can Seek A U.S. Domestic Violence Case
If an incident of domestic violence has occurred in the US, a magistrate in Mumbai has the jurisdiction to try a case, and it is not time-bound, the High Court of Bombay recently ruled while rejecting a plea from a US-based IT professional. Justice Sambhaji Shinde’s verdict came on the petition of a 40-year-old man after the Mulund Metropolitan Magistrate ordered him to pay interim maintenance to his wife and minor son and the Session Court dismissed his appeal. The couple married in Lucknow in 2008, according to the Muslim rites, and left for the United States. The son was born in 2013. Due to differences, the woman moved with her brother in 2014. The husband filed a divorce in the California Superior Court and sought custody of the child.
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