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The Faculty of Law, & Delhi School of Public Policy & Governance, Institution of Eminence, University of Delhi in association with Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee, Supreme Court of India is organising a 3rd International Conference on Mediation on 9th-10th April, 2022 through a virtual mode. 

The Supreme Court, as one time measure, relaxed the upper age limit criteria of 32 years for Delhi Judicial Service Examination 2022, and 45 years for Delhi Higher Judicial Service Examination 2022

Delhi high court has refused to grant bail to a man who raped a mentally unstable lady in the name of taking her to Vaishno devi.

The Delhi High Court has quashed an First Information Report (FIR) registered against a man upon allegations of raping a woman at multiple occasions on false promise of marriage, while noting that the process of the law is being used as a tool for settling personal scores.

Delhi high court summons Delhi government on non remuneration to TVC members

Delhi High Court division bench while dealing with a plea filed by the Resident Welfare Association of Budhela, Vikaspuri, through its President Deepak Tyagi asked the Delhi Development authority to treat the petition of illegal construction in this area as a representation

Delhi High Court said that Delhi government could be a little more sensitive when it’s dealing with senior citizens who are their own retired employees seeking reimbursement of medical expenses. The petitioner is a DGEHS member and a retired Judicial Officer of the Delhi Judicial Service.

The single-judge bench of Delhi High Court noted that the submissions made by the Counsel for the Federations are unreasonable and thus form no excuse for the federation to get away from the issue involved in the present matter.

Delhi High Court Justice Rekha Palli directed the Respondent to provide details of the Look out Notice if any to the petitioner. 

The division bench of Delhi High Court was seized of a petition filed by an association of manufacturers and traders in Delhi.

A Delhi court on Friday has observed that fake encounters cannot be used to control crime while hearing the case of an alleged fake encounter where an accused was taken from his house and shot in his leg by Delhi Police officers.

The Delhi High Court on Friday rebuked South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) on the issue of concretization of trees in the capital, and said it is the worst kind of human rights abuse as it changes the whole environment of people. The court had sought response SDMC

The development came after the Division Bench comprising Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh was informed that the matter has now become infructuous as the admission process for the ongoing academic year has already been completed.

The Delhi High Court, on Monday, sought response from the Delhi Government and the Delhi Nursing Council in a plea seeking grant of voting rights to all nurses registered with Delhi Nursing Council for electing the office bearers and executive committee of the Council.

Delhi High Court division bench issued notice in the plea by a private liquor vendor alleging that the retail licenses for private vends have not been extended beyond the end of this month.

Single Delhi High Court bench headed by Justice Rekha Palli noted that even though there is a ‘gross delay’ on part of the girl in approaching the Court, the fact that the amount was indeed sanctioned in her favour as far back as in August, 2012, could not be denied.

The Silver Line faces controversy as the project running through the eco-sensitive Ridge area gets the go-ahead from an apex court appointed committee.

The case was registered against him for the offences under Sections 8(A)/21(C)/23(C)/29 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.

The Delhi High Court on Friday has issued notice in plea seeking ex-gratia amount to the family members of deceased Delhi Police Constable who lost his life to Covid-19 on May 5, 2020, while serving as the frontline warrior in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.

The plea claimed that the notice is violative of the fundamental rights by forcing the candidates, like the petitioner, to risk their health and safety in the current situation of the Covid-19 pandemic

The Delhi High Court on Monday sought response from the Delhi government over a Public Interest Litigation seeking extension of emergency parole of prisoners who are above the age of 65 and prone to Covid-19 infection due to some ailments and medical conditions.

These Tablighi Jamaat members were acquitted last year.

There were several requests from Bar to to resume complete physical hearing to normalise the situation in courts in view of decline in Covid cases.

Delhi High Court directs Delhi Commissioner of Police to conduct inquiry into illegal detention of 65 - year - old man