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Re-evaluate marks promptly, court tells exam board
New Delhi, March 16 : The Delhi High Court Wednesday directed the Central Board of Secondary Education to evolve a mechanism to complete in a time-bound manner the re-evaluation of marks of Class 12 students seeking admission to college.
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:23A
Connecticut Attorney Highlights the Perils of Speeding and Recent Multimillion
“There are many complex issues when a car accident happens,” said Joel Faxon, Connecticut personal injury attorney at Stratton Faxon. “You deserve proper compensation for grievances now and in the future. Hopkins and serious accident victims are
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:23A
Connecticut Attorney Highlights the Perils of Speeding and Recent Multimillion
“There are many complex issues when a car accident happens,” said Joel Faxon, Connecticut personal injury attorney at Stratton Faxon. “You deserve proper compensation for grievances now and in the future. Hopkins and serious accident victims are
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:23A
Judge Hans-Peter Kaul's dissent in the Kenya case is released by the ICC 16
The 19 page ruling by Justice Hans Peter-Kaul, the Vice- President of the International Criminal Court, contradicted those of his other colleagues in the Pre-Trial Chamber II. He argued that claims that the violence was organised were not supported by
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:23A
On the personal liability of the signer of a promissory note
This judgement is based on the lawsuit brought by the holder of a promissory note, where the defendant acted as the drawer, after payment had been denied when it was submitted for payment. The defendant argued his lack of standing to be sued as he was
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:22A
Indiscriminate application of a private copying levy did not comply with
By Ignacio Gurpegui The Decision of the Court of Justice dated 21 October 2010 in Case C-467/08 dealt with different questions referred by Barcelona Provincial Court for a preliminary ruling in the proceedings between Padawan, SL, and the General
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:22A
Dutch punters to check prostitutes first
Not doing so will be a criminal offence under measures being proposed by Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten. His plans mostly concern prostitutes who work independently and advertise their services either via brothels or in other ways.
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:22A
Sides present arguments over planned NYC mosque
The American Center for Law and Justice and a former city firefighter have sued the city, arguing that the Landmarks Preservation Commission was influenced by the Bloomberg administration in its decision. In Manhattan state Supreme Court on Tuesday,
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:21A
Uduaghan Must Seek Re-election, Court Rules
By Victor Efeizomor The tenure of Delta State Governor Emmnauel Uduaghan will end on May 29, 2011, a Federal High Court sitting in Asaba and presided over by Justice Ibrahim Buba ruled Tuesday. He ordered that gubernatorial election must be conducted
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:21A
Court says no to NHS breast operation
Last Friday, Master of the Rolls, Lord Neuberger, sitting in the Court of Appeal with Lord Justice Sedley and Lord Justice Hooper, upheld a decision of High Court judge Mr Justice Bean which backed the PCT's stance, saying Mr Justice Bean's ruling was
Updated: 03/16/2011 06:21A
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