Narsi Benwal is a Principal Correspondent at Bar & Bench and LiveLaw. She covers a range of topics related to crime and justice, the judicial system, and various facets of law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on civil and family law, criminal law, and litigation. Narsi's insightful reporting has been featured in prominent legal publications, including Bar & Bench and LiveLaw.
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By: Narsi Benwal
In what could spell troubles for Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar's son and Rajya Sabha MP Parth Pawar, the Bombay High Court has sought to know from the State Police as to why he has not been named as an accused in the Mundhwa land deal case. Single-judge Justice Madhav Jamdar noted that a company named Ameida Enterprises LLP had purchased the 40-acre government-owned land...
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The Bombay High Court recently expressed displeasure with a Pune Family Court for sermonising and setting out the so-called 'pious' duties of a wife towards her husband and handing over a minor boy's custody to his father. The High Court held that Judges must be 'mindful' while making observations and avoid making any 'unwarranted' or 'unconnected' remarks. For context, Family Court Judge...
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The Bombay High Court on Thursday (September 10) directed 12 Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holding budding cricketers, challenging the decision of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) which has made 'Indian Passport' mandatory for players to play in any of its tournaments, to make Central Government a party to their petitions.A division bench of Chief Justice Mahesh...
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The Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (MSHRC) on Wednesday (September 9) directed the State's Director General of Police (DGP) to register a First Information Report (FIR) against Pune Police Commissioner and several of the Pune Police officers for their failure to protect the rights of three minors, who were tied on the bonnet of the police vehicle, paraded on the streets of the city and assaulted by private individuals with fists, batons etc.
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After being pulled up by the Bombay High Court earlier today, Pune Collector has withdrawn its 12 day ban on alcohol sale and consumption in the district. A fresh order will now be issued wherein only September 14 (First day of Ganesh Festival) & September 25 (Immersion Day) will be dry days. This was after the Court today deprecated the decision of the Maharashtra Government and said that...
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The Bombay High Court on Friday (September 11) adjourned sine die the petitions filed by C
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A petition has been filed in the Bombay High Court challenging the constitutional validity of the
By: Narsi Benwal
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Bombay High Court challenging the constitutional validity of the Bombay Prevention of Begging Act, 1960 contenting that it criminalise persons living in conditions of poverty, homelessness and destitution.The PIL has been filed by NGO - Centre for Promoting Democracy, through advocate Khalil-ur-Rehaman and is likely to be taken up by...
