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Supreme Court questions Waqf institution's plea for court fees exemption in tribunalsThe Supreme Court questioned the legal foundation for Waqf institutions to be exempt from paying court fees. This came up during a hearing ...- SC grants time to Centre to file reply on pleas challenging law on Places of WorshipThe top court also made clear that it has not stayed the operation of the law and asked lawyer Vrinda Grover to share the copy of her petit...
- Put conversion matter before five-judge bench, says fresh application in SCOn January 16, the top court asked the parties challenging the anti-conversion laws of several states to file a common petition seeking the...
- Row over anti-conversion laws: SC asks parties to file common plea seeking transfer of cases from HCs to itA bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala asked senior lawyer Kapil Sibal, appearing for o...
- SC to hear pleas challenging validity of 1991 law on religious placesThe Supreme Court is likely to hear on Monday a batch of PILs challenging the validity of certain provisions of a 1991 law which prohibit f...
- Sacked from Ayodhya case, says Muslim parties' lawyer Rajeev Dhavan"I have been informed that Mr Madani has indicated that I was removed from the case because I was unwell. This is total nonsense. He has a ...
- Ayodhya case to be heard as land dispute, says SCThe Supreme Court also said it doesn't intend to have a daily hearing on the matter.
- Senior Supreme Court lawyer Rajeev Dhavan to appear in Ayodhya caseSeventy-four-year-old Rajeev Dhavan recently gave up court practice in wake of his courtroom spat with Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra.
- Declaring triple talaq illegal akin to rewriting Quran: AIMPLB to SCExplaining that triple talaq was mandated by Quran, AIMPLB said, “once 3 pronouncements of talaq are made, wife becomes unlawful to her for...
- Ban on polygamy encourages illicit sex; men judicious enough to use triple talaq: AIMPLBAIMPLB said that Islam permitted polygamy but did not encourage it.
- SC can't question Muslim personal law: JamiatThe assertion marks a challenge to the intent to extend gender equality to Muslim women and can open a fresh phase in the fraught debate.
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