Del HC: Evidence in Predicate Offence by Accused Who Becomes Approver Can’t be Used in PMLA Procee. || Del. HC: Order Passed in Favour of Indian Hotels Company Over Use of ‘Ginger’ Trademark || Supreme Court: Notice Issued to IBBI Over Ambiguity in Uploading NCLT Orders || SC: It is Up to the Arbitral Tribunal to Adjudicate Upon Construction of Terms of Contract || Supreme Court: Replication to WS Can be Filed by Election Petitioner if New Facts Not Introduced || Del. HC: Convict Can’t Seek Parole for Maint. Conjugal Relat. With Live-in Partner When Wife Present || Delhi High Court: Parties Must Not Ordinarily Resort to Transfer of Case to Another Court || Status Quo Ordered by SC on Felling of Trees in Ridge/Reserve Forest, Contempt Notice Issued || SC: Presiding Officers/Members of JJ Board Should Specifically Mention Names in Orders || Open Air Prisons Suggested by Supreme Court as Solution to Overcrowding of Prisons

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Central Government Lowers Employee, Employer’s EPF Outgo(14.05.2020)

Central Government has lowered the statutory contribution by both employee and employer to the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) to 10% each of the empl.....

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Central Government Introduces Ordinance Making Attacks on Doctors Non-Bailable Offence(22.04.2020)

Central Government has decided to introduce an Ordinance to amend the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897 to make attacks on doctors and healthcare workers a .....

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