The Wisconsin Supreme Court denied a conservative activist's attempt to access guardianship records, ruling they are not public. The activist sought records to identify potentially ineligible voters, aiming to challenge election integrity.
India's Supreme Court ruled that excluding natural heirs like a wife or children from a will does not automatically invalidate it. The court upheld a will favoring a sister over a wife and children, stating that testamentary freedom allows individuals to distribute property as they wish, provided no suspicious circumstances affect the will's genuineness.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that dialogue with the United States does not signify surrender, emphasizing Iran's commitment to defending its legitimate rights with dignity and authority. He affirmed that Iran will not retreat from its legal rights and will serve its people with logic and might.
Indian employees are often asked to work beyond mandated hours through verbal instructions, a practice normalized but not legal. While the Factories Act and new OSH Labour Code mandate overtime pay at double the ordinary rate, managerial and supervisory staff may be exempt. Employees can document instructions, raise grievances internally, or file complaints with labor authorities to claim unpaid overtime.
