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Delhi: Full court fee refund now for private settlements

Delhi Assembly amends law, granting 100% court fee refund for out-of-court settlements, including private deals. Move aims to reduce litigation burden and encourage amicable resolutions. Learn how this benefits litigants.

Christian McCaffrey's Practical Luxury Car Collection

Explore the surprisingly practical and comfortable car collection of NFL star Christian McCaffrey. Unlike other athletes, his garage features luxury built for real life, not headlines. Discover his choices now!

Allahabad HC Ultimatum to Judges on Fire Safety

Allahabad High Court warns district judges of stringent action if they fail to respond on fire-fighting equipment installation within two weeks. Next hearing on Jan 27, 2026.

Budget 2025: Experts Urge No Major Tax Law Changes

Ahead of Budget 2025, tax expert Dinesh Kanabar advises against substantive changes to the new Income-tax Act 2025, calling for focus on TDS simplification, R&D incentives, and dispute resolution.

Patna HC Orders State Reply on PMCH Negligence PIL

The Patna High Court has directed the Bihar government to respond within four weeks to a PIL alleging systemic failures and corruption at PMCH, following the death of a 3-year-old girl. The next hearing is on February 2.

Old 911 Calls Crucial in Nick Reiner Murder Case

Years-old 911 calls to Rob and Michele Reiner's home emerge as a pivotal factor in their son Nick's murder case. Could these have been warning signs? Read the latest legal analysis.

Orissa HC Stresses Curbing Multiple Litigations

Orissa High Court sets aside an order passed without hearing, remands land case. Justice Behera emphasizes substantial justice over technicalities to avoid 'a suit out of a suit'.

Judge in Maduro Case Known for Independence, Defied Trump

Explore the profile of Judge Alvin Hellerstein, the 92-year-old overseeing Nicolás Maduro's trial. Known for his independent streak, due process focus, and rulings against Trump. Read his unique judicial journey.

Govt Must Ease Litigation to Reduce Judiciary's Burden

India's 54 million pending cases, nearly half involving the state, shave 1.5% off GDP yearly. A five-point agenda to curb government's compulsive litigation culture is crucial for justice and economic growth.

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