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HC on odd Even Formula

Delhi High Court has said that AAP government’s pollution control initiative was a success to some extent as the idea had appealed to the people and not because of the Rs. 2000/- fine imposed for violations. A Double bench of justice Badar Durrez Ahmed and

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Twitter sued by widow of Islamic State victim

Tamara Fields, the widow of a defense contractor killed in an Islamic State (IS) terrorist attack in November, filed suit against social media website Twitter alleging the company knowingly permitted IS to use their network to spread extremist propaganda. The complaint was filed in the

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Humour- Burning Building

Your Litigation Lawyer and Tax officer  trapped in a burning building. You only have time to save one of them. Do you: (1) have lunch?, or (2) go to a movie?  

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Rs 68 lakh compensation to Kin of CRPF man

Kin of a 35-year-old CRPF employee, who died in a road accident after being hit by a DTC bus, have been awarded a compensation of over Rs 68 lakh by a Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) here. MACT Presiding Officer has directed the insurance company,

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Police cellphone data collection violated human rights

The Ontario Superior Court has recently ruled that police orders requiring telecommunications companies to hand over cellphone user data breached the Canadian Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. The orders, labeled “tower dumps,” demanded  that Rogers Communications Inc. and Telus Corp. provide the police with