Parade leaves Drumcree after clearance granted in late-night hearing A ruling by the Parades Commission permitting the Orange Order march was upheld in an ‘unprecedented’ sitting at Belfast High Court. Evening Standard · 42m ago
Residents protest after Drumcree parade given clearance in late-night hearing CROWDS braved heavy rain in Portadown on Sunday morning as they gathered at the scene of the contentions Drumcree parade The National (Scotland) · 1h ago
Orange Order march at Drumcree parade goes ahead after ‘unprecedented’ late-night court hearing A large crowd gathered to begin the march in heavy rain on Sunday morning The Independent UK · 2h ago
Crowds gather after Drumcree parade given clearance in late-night hearing Heavy rain greeted groups who clustered on Garvaghy Road in Portadown ahead of the scheduled start of the parade on Sunday. Evening Standard · 2h ago
Court upholds Drumcree parade ruling after ‘unprecedented’ late-night hearing The hearing concluded with the parade scheduled to begin just over six hours later. The Independent UK · 7h ago
Westlife star Mark Feehily sues surgeon over weight-loss operation The 46-year-old Irish singer has spoken publicly about his health issues over the years which led to his hiatus from the group in 2024 The Independent UK · 16h ago
Westlife’s Mark Feehily sues surgeon over weight-loss operation The 46-year-old Irish singer has spoken publically about his health issues over the years including weight troubles. Evening Standard · 16h ago
Singapore couple's $1.865M condo 99:1 split sparks court ownership dispute A Singapore couple's decision to register their first home together in a lopsided 99:1 ownership split ended up before the Court of Appeal after their relationship broke down. The couple bought a $1.865 million condo unit, with the man contributing more money but the woman holding 99% of the registered… The Times of India · Sep 25
Men who posed as bank staff to defraud pensioners to be sentenced in November Duncan Currie, 42, Ahsan Shahid, 41, and Sean Singh, 21, all admitted defrauding dozens of pensioners between October 2022 and November 2024. Evening Standard · Sep 25
MCD demolishes 543 properties, seals 178 in 17 day crackdown after Satya Niketan building collapse The enforcement action was carried out between September 6 and September 23, 2026, according to the affidavit filed on September 24 by MCD Executive Engineer (Building) Headquarters Ajay Kumar Jain in proceedings before the High Court. During the same period, the civic body issued 205 sealing show-cause notices and 98… The Economic Times · Sep 25
Calcutta HC asks state to allow Congress' Milan Pradhan to contest Nandigram bypoll Calcutta High Court has ruled that Milan Pradhan should be allowed to contest the upcoming byelection in Nandigram. Pradhan was arrested in connection with a 2007 criminal case but is not to be treated as arrested until October 12. The High Court expressed surprise at the state’s failure to disclose… The Economic Times · Sep 24
Delhi HC grants interim relief to Terra Invest founders Ankiti Bose, Krishan Rattan in separate publication suits The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief in separate suits filed by Terra Invest founders Ankiti Uday Bose and Krishan Rattan concerning publications, with the latest order restraining defendants from publishing any further articles containing defamatory imputations against Rattan. The Economic Times · Sep 24
RHFL, RCFL PMLA case: Delhi HC grants bail to Amitabh Jhunjhunwala considering his medical condition The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to former Reliance ADAG Group MD Amitabh Jhunjhunwala in a money laundering case, citing his medical condition and holding that he qualifies as a “sick or infirm” person under the PMLA. Justice Madhu Jain granted bail against a Rs 1 lakh personal… The Economic Times · Sep 23
Nudist loses High Court fight after walking naked past police officer Neil Cox was convicted of threatening or disorderly behaviour The Independent UK · Sep 23
The Economic Times · Sep 23 SC reserves order on Noida DM Medha Roopam's plea against Rs 5 lakh recovery in NSA case The Supreme Court has reserved its order regarding Gautam Buddha Nagar District Magistrate Medha Roopam's plea. Roopam's plea challenges the Allahabad High Court's ruling that quashed student activist Akriti Chaudhary's NSA detention. The High Court also mandated compensation to Chaudhary to be deducted from Roopam's salary. Senior advocates presented conflicting…
The Economic Times · Sep 22 ED's National Herald case cannot stand on a private complaint: Sonia, Rahul Gandhi tell Delhi HC The Gandhis' reply say that the words "private complaint" appear nowhere in the PMLA. They call this case the only instance in India where ED has acted on a private citizen's complaint. That complaint was filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy back in 2013.
The Economic Times · Sep 22 Bombay HC warns Vijay Mallya against posting court documents on social media The Bombay High Court warned Vijay Mallya against posting court documents on social media while his money laundering case is pending. The warning came after the Enforcement Directorate told the court that Mallya had uploaded its affidavit on social media before the document was formally submitted for the hearing. The…
The Economic Times · Sep 19 SBI debits Rs 19.9 lakh for late spouse’s loan, freezes salary account despite not part of the debt; High Court orders it to pay widow Rs 20.9 lakh Allahabad High Court has ordered SBI to refund Rs 19.9 lakh after the bank used a widow’s fixed deposit to recover her late husband’s personal loan. The court also awarded Rs 1 lakh compensation, after finding that the woman was not a party to the loan and SBI had no…
The National (Scotland) · Sep 18 Rapist Police Scotland officer first arrested and released 17 years ago A former Police Scotland officer convicted of multiple sexual offences, including rape, was first reported to the police 17 years ago
The Times of India · Sep 17 Couple bought £1.2m home with dog-proof fence; neighbours later claimed half an acre David Todd and Caroline Hodge bought their £1.2 million home in East Sussex with a countryside setting and a secure fence that was important because they owned two Labradors. Years later, however, that same fence became the centre of a dispute with their new neighbours. The disagreement focused on about…
The National (Scotland) · Sep 17 Former Police Scotland officer found guilty of sex attacks and rapes over 17 years A former Police Scotland officer has been convicted of numerous sexual offences, including rape
The Economic Times · Sep 17 Building demolished for enroaching government land while survey maps showed the property had all approvals; High court orders reconstruction, Rs 10 lakh compensation Calcutta High Court found that authorities went beyond the government plots marked for encroachment removal and demolished a two-storey commercial building standing on the petitioners' private raiyati land. The court ordered reconstruction according to the sanctioned plan, free alternative accommodation until completion and Rs 10 lakh compensation in two instalments.
The Economic Times · Sep 17 Sridevi property dispute: Where is 2.7-acre Chennai land located for which husband Boney Kapoor and daughters Janhvi and Khushi received SC notice? Sridevi property dispute case: The Supreme Court has issued notices to Boney Kapoor and his daughters regarding a Chennai property dispute. A bench directed both parties to maintain the status quo concerning the land. Mediation was suggested, with a retired judge to oversee the process. The Madras High Court had…
The Economic Times · Sep 16 Canadian landlord asks tenant to vacate India property for personal use; Punjab & Haryana High Court rules in tenant’s favour; know why Tenant wins eviction case filed by Canadian landlord who cited personal reasons as the need for this property; Know how landlord lost the case in Punjab & Haryana High Court and the tenant won.
The Economic Times · Sep 15 Delhi HC quashes seven ITAT orders in Patanjali case, flags 'shocking' procedural lapses and undue haste The Delhi High Court has quashed seven orders passed by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) in a batch of cross-appeals involving Patanjali Ayurved Ltd., terming the manner in which the Tribunal dealt with the matters a "shocking picture" of procedural lapses and opaqueness.