CCTV Cameras in Classroom Ensure Safety of Children, Right To Privacy Not Violated: Delhi High Court Case Title: Delhi Parents Association & Anr. V. Govt (NCT of Delhi) The case mentioned above states that the CCTV camera installed in the Government schools violate the right to privacy. The Delhi Government has stated to the Delhi
Interestingly, the High Court had in another case that the POCSO Act overrides Muslim personal law with respect to the age of consent for sex and hence, sex after marriage with minor Muslim wife would be punishable. The Karnataka High Court on October 10 quashed a rape case and case under the Protection of Children
The matter came before Justice Bahl after the husband filed a Habeas Corpus petition seeking the release of the detained wife, who was in custody at Ashiana Home, Sector 16, Panchkula. The Bench was told that both the petitioner and the detainee belonged to the Muslim religion and had performed ‘nikah’ on July 27 at
According to the Supreme Court, it is against Articles 14 and 15 of the Indian Constitution to appoint employees’ heirs upon retirement or superannuation. An Industrial Court ordered the Ahmednagar Mahanagar Palika to designate the employees’ heirs upon their retirement and/or superannuation in this instance. The directive was based on a settlement agreement between the
The State-owned corporation said that as there is no legal need, the transmission company is powerless to make a reservation for transsexual people. The Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Ltd. (MahaTransco) informed the Bombay High Court that there is no constitutional provision, legislative need, or official government directive requiring job reservations for the transgender population.
The Madras High Court helped a young couple by allowing a virtual marriage with the bride in India and the groom in the United States. The bride’s request for a marriage certificate was also granted by the court, which noted that the bride possessed a power of attorney that permitted her to sign the marriage
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