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Monday, December 6, 2010

Newsletter : Week 4 : Turbulent Times

The last fortnight has seen drama and scandal unfold in the legal world. While the media was called up to do some soul searching in the wake of the Radia-Gate controversy, the judges of the Allahabad High Court picked up a fight with their counterparts sitting in the Apex Court.


The Delhi High Court saw the appointment of 2 new Judges, who were elevated from the Delhi Higher Judicial Services. Justice(s) G.P. Mittal and M.L. Mehta have had distinguished careers as judges in the District Courts in Delhi and have been rewarded by the promotion as Additional Judges of the Delhi High Court. At the same time, Justice V.B. Gupta of the Delhi High Court retired from judicial services upon attaining the age of retirement. The Legal Blog wishes all of them the best.

The last month has been a turbulent time as far as legal education is concerned. With the postponement of the Bar Council exam, the future of fresh graduates was put in doubt. Accusations against the Chairman of the Bar Council of India, Gopal Subramanium surfaced and there was speculation that he might be asked to step down from his post. This and more made the news this fortnight;


Legal News

Parliament passes Railway Appropriation Bills



Articles

Competition Laws : Powers and Functions of the Competition Commission of India : The Law

Precedentiary Value of Judgments : The Law

Jurisdiction of Courts in Passing Off Actions : The LawCBFC Certification Mandatory : Delhi High Court


Announcements

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Happy Searching.

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Week 3 : 'Action Packed'


We have seen tremendous amounts of action this week in the legal fraternity. Be it the 'drama' in court by Sr. Advocate Shanti Bhushan to the guilty verdict against Justice Soumitra Sen. The last week (rather fortnight) saw the release of SPS Rathore from jail after the Supreme Court granted him bail in the Ruchika Girhotra case.

In other news, the week was dominated by the 2G scam and the antics of A.Raja and the DMK. Raja finally resigned, very reluctantly though, and Kapil Sibal has taken his place as the new Telecom Minister.

The Top News of the Week is as under;

Delhi HC issues notices to Centre and Delhi Government to prosecute Arundhati Roy

2G Spectrum Scam : SC directs Union Government to file affidavit

Government may introduce Judicial Standards and Accountability Bill, 2010

Supreme Court asks Vodafone to deposit Rs.2,500 crore

Set up Armed Forces Grievances Redressal Commission : Supreme Court

Government introduces another version of Enemy Property Amendment Bill in Lok Sabha


Delhi High Court directs government to consult with DLSA to consider release of inmates unable to pay surety amount despite bail being granted 

Monday, November 8, 2010

Week 2 : Back to Work

Dear Readers,

As the Diwali hype ends all of us are slowly getting back to the daily grind of work. We at Legal Blog.in, though were working through the festive week and are proud to present the 2nd newsletter. 

The Supreme Court created quite a buzz this Week with a welcome decision on Dowry deaths, declaring that such cases fall under 'rarest of rare' and thus would or rather should attract the death penalty. In other news, the Supreme Court took a serious view against wastage of food grains and took the Food Corporation of India to task.

Top News of the Week:

Bride Burning falls under 'Rarest of Rare' cases : Supreme Court 







Top Articles of the Week:




Announcements @ The Legal Blog.in
Legal Blog.in : Now on Linkedin


New Feature : Poll of the Week
The Legal Blog.in : Poll of the Week

The Legal Blog.in introduced "Poll of the Week" as a new feature. Every week we would be posting a Poll and you, the reader, has the option of voting.

We started off this feature with a Poll : Who, amongst the following Sr. Advocates, is the Best lawyer practicing in the Delhi High Court.

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The Legal Blog.in

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Week 1 The Legal Blog.in : 'The Precursor'

Dear Readers,

We at the Legal Blog.in have spent considerable time and energy to put the site together and provide contents based articles for our readers. It gives us immense pleasure to publish our first ever newsletter.

Like most other sites, we propose to send a weekly (or maybe fortnightly) newsletter to our readers, keeping them abreast with all the legal news, action, articles and latest judgment from the Supreme Court and High Courts around the country. We soon propose to divulge into relevant International topics, news and articles.

The main aim of the site is to provide research based content to lawyers, student and the layman but we shall soon be expanding our horizons by venturing into other areas such as Legal Jobs, Premium Content and Query solving et al. 

The pre-Diwali week created numerous headlines, be it the Supreme Court in cancelling Ramalinga Raju's Bail or the Elevation / Transfer of Judges in the Delhi High Court.
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