The Calcutta High Court has ruled that only a civil court can decide a property dispute between a deceased man's son and stepbrother. Police have been directed to take custody of the house keys until the civil court resolves the matter.
A Delhi consumer court has ordered MG Motor India to refund over Rs 18 lakh for a defective MG ZS Astor, citing manufacturing defects and failure to honor warranty. The company must also pay Rs 4 lakh in compensation and legal costs.
A Delhi consumer court has ordered a Ghaziabad housing society to refund over Rs 79 lakh to two homebuyers and pay Rs 5 lakh in compensation for delaying flat possession by over 15 years. The society also faced penalties for deficiency in service and was ordered to pay interest on the refunded amount.
A consumer court in Jammu and Kashmir has ordered Indigo Paints to pay Rs 4.35 lakh in compensation and interest to a local paint trader, Muzamil Hamid, for supplying defective products worth Rs 10 lakh. The court ruled that small traders can be considered consumers under the Consumer Protection Act.
Donald Trump's name has been completely removed from the facade of the Kennedy Center in Washington following a court order. The executive director confirmed compliance with the ruling, which stipulated that the building should only bear the name of President Kennedy.
Donald Trump's name was removed from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington on Saturday, following a federal court order. The process, completed behind tarps, aimed to reverse the venue's renaming after Trump installed a new board that named him chairman.
Workers began removing Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center in Washington on Saturday, a day after a court deadline. A federal judge ruled the name addition was unlawful and required congressional approval for any renaming.
A US court has issued a preliminary injunction ordering the government to reverse its interventions in the memory culture of national parks and public spaces. Federal Judge Angel Kelley in Boston stated that the government's actions set a dangerous precedent for censorship. The decree, 'Restoring Truth and Reason in American History,' signed by President Donald Trump, had instructed the Interior Ministry to review all memorials for potentially negative portrayals of US history. This led to the removal of exhibits and information panels on topics such as slavery and climate change. Judge Kelley mandated that these items be reinstated by July 4th, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Environmental and historical groups had filed lawsuits against Trump's decree.
Workers began removing President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade early Saturday, hours after a court-ordered deadline. The removal was delayed by thunderstorms, prompting the center to request an extension. Dozens gathered to watch the process.
Rodrigo Duterte, facing charges of crimes against humanity, will undergo a court-ordered health check to determine his fitness to stand trial. His team cited his deteriorating condition, requesting the examination before any trial can commence.
Workers began removing Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade after a court-ordered deadline. An appeals court rejected a last-ditch effort by the Center's leadership to keep the name, forcing compliance with a judge's ruling that it was illegally added. Separately, a judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstall historical and climate exhibits removed from national parks.
President Trump's name was removed from the Kennedy Center building facade hours after a court-ordered deadline. The removal followed a judge's ruling that the Center could not be renamed without Congressional approval. References to Trump on the website have also been removed.
A federal appeals court rejected a last-minute bid to block a lower-court judge's order mandating the removal of President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade by Friday night. The DOJ had sought to delay the removal pending an appeal, but the court denied the request.
Mining billionaire Andrew Forrest has denied his company's agreements with Indigenous people need to be reworked following a Federal Court order for Fortescue to pay $150 million to the Yindjibarndi people for destroying sacred sites. Forrest insists existing deals are fair and focus on 'a hand up, not a handout'.
The Kerala High Court has ordered a new investigation into alleged fund misappropriation by Travancore Devaswom Board employees concerning the sale of sacred ghee. The court found the initial report inadequate, deeming it to minimize the loss and seeking a senior officer to re-evaluate for corruption charges.
Kim Jeong-cheol, a senior official of the Reform Party and former Seoul mayoral candidate, announced he will reapply to the court for preservation of evidence related to ballot boxes and ballots, which the election commission stated were disposed of. He expressed disbelief that the ballot box marked '1,900 sheets' was destroyed.
The Calcutta High Court has ordered Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee to appear before the state CID by 6 pm today. The order is in connection with an investigation into alleged forgery of signatures of two party MLAs on a resolution.
Seoul Administrative Court ruled that the Ministry of Justice's reassignment of Prosecutor Jung Yu-mi to a lower position was an abuse of power, ordering the cancellation of the order. The court found the reassignment to be an unusual move aimed at inducing voluntary resignation.
A ballot box from a polling station in Seoul, where a ballot shortage occurred, was disposed of by the Songpa District Election Commission before a court order to preserve it was received. The commission stated they were unaware of the preservation request when the box was collected by a waste disposal company.
Meta claims NSO Group violated a US court order by targeting WhatsApp users with spyware. The firm, previously barred from targeting WhatsApp, is accused of continuing its activities, prompting Meta to seek contempt charges.
A Seoul court orders preservation of evidence (4 items) related to ballot shortages in local elections, amid protests demanding a rerun.
Meta accuses NSO Group of violating a US court injunction by continuing to target WhatsApp users with Pegasus spyware, despite a 2021 ban and a $4 million damages award.
The Supreme Court has ordered the Indian government to provide classified documents to retired Major General V K Singh, accused under the Official Secrets Act (OSA), ensuring his right to a fair trial.
Kenyan President William Ruto defends the government's decision to allow the US to build an Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, despite local protests and court orders. Satellite imagery shows rapid construction at the Laikipia Air Base.
