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Calcutta HC on Lawyers’ Strikes | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court urges lawyers to withdraw strikes after attacks on advocates, citing hardship to litigants and the need for court security. The Calcutta High...

Calcutta HC Questions Detention | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court questions the two-month detention of a suspected Bangladeshi national, stressing due process before deportation. The Calcutta High Court has questioned the legal...

Delhi Women Safety: Supreme Court Issues Directions | The Legal Observer

Delhi women safety: Supreme Court directs enhanced police patrolling, strict public transport driver verification and action against unauthorised liquor outlets. Expressing concern over recent sexual...

Great Nicobar PIL: SC Urges Calcutta HC To Decide | The Legal Observer

Supreme Court declines Centre's challenge to Great Nicobar PIL maintainability and asks Calcutta HC to hear the Forest Rights Act matter soon. The Supreme Court...

Prior Job Disclosure Can’t Deny Pension | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court rules that non-disclosure of a prior job application cannot defeat an employee’s entitlement to the Old Pension Scheme. The Court held that...

Milan Pradhan Gets Interim Bail | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court grants interim bail to Congress Nandigram candidate Milan Pradhan in 2007 cases, allowing him to campaign before the October 6 bypoll.The...

Supreme Court Restores Dismissal of Partition Suit | The Legal Observer

Supreme Court restores dismissal of partition suit, holding plaintiffs failed to prove ancestral property was sold by karta without legal necessity.The Supreme Court has...

Disabled Son Maintenance: Calcutta HC Ruling | The Legal Observer

Calcutta High Court holds that maintenance for a severely disabled son may continue after majority if he cannot maintain himself due to disability. The Calcutta...