Four days after Delhi Mayor Arti Mehra announced her “go-slow policy” on demolitions of fourth and fifth floors, the MCD today threw an open challenge at the High Court by persistently questioning existence of the court-appointed monitoring committee and nine court commissioners.
The civic agency, represented by senior lawyer and former Union Law minister Ravi [...]
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The Delhi High Court has expressed concern over the alleged violations made by the Centre in choosing the site for the Commonwealth Games 2010 in the vicinity of the Yamuna river and said it will inspect the site.
Justices A.K. Sikri and Rekha Sharma will visit the proposed Commonwealth Games Village site on the Yamuna [...]
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December 11th, 2007
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In an unprecedented confession, the Supreme Court has admitted that the judiciary has erred in the recent past in usurping the powers of the executive. Cautioning against judicial activism, it said that if the trend continued, politicians would step in and clip the judiciary’s wings.
“If the judiciary does not exercise restraint and overstretches its [...]
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Categories: DDA, Delhi High Court, Delhi Sealing, Delhi Traders, High Court, Indian Judgement System, Judiciary, MCD, Master Plan, Sealing Drive by DDA, Supreme court, Update
Over 2000 Kashmiri businessmen in Delhi whose establishments have come under Municipal Corporation Delhi sealing have appealed both the Delhi and the state governments for their rehabilitation.
Naqati vehemently rejected the statements carried by a section of press here, which claimed the MCD had absolved the Kashmiri traders at Delhi from sealing their basements. “The [...]
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