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Cyber fraud is a growing issue worldwide, and laws have evolved to tackle digital crimes. Below is a detailed breakdown of how legal frameworks are used to combat cyber fraud from investigation to prosecution. Types of Cyber Frauds & Legal Implications Online Scams & Phishing Attacks Legal Action: Identity Theft & Financial Frauds Legal Action: …

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​The Delhi High Court has ruled that levying a mandatory service charge in restaurants and hotels constitutes an unfair trade practice. The court emphasized that such charges cannot be imposed without the consumer’s consent, asserting that service charges or tips are voluntary and cannot be made obligatory. ​ Previously, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) …

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​The controversy surrounding Delhi High Court Justice Yashwant Varma has intensified following the discovery of partially burnt currency notes at his official residence after a fire on March 14, 2025. This incident has prompted a comprehensive investigation and reignited scrutiny over Justice Varma’s past financial dealings. In-House Inquiry Initiated In response to the cash discovery, …

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Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, is set to host its 2nd Convocation Ceremony on March 30, 2025, starting at 11:00 AM. The event will take place at the Himachal Pradesh Judicial Academy in Shimla. During the ceremony, degrees will be conferred upon 451 graduates from various programs, including: Of these, 327 graduates are …

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​The Kerala High Court has provided further clarity on the applicability of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), particularly concerning actions and property acquisitions that occurred prior to the Act’s enforcement.​ Attachment of Properties Acquired Before the Commission of Crime In a recent judgment, the Kerala High Court addressed whether properties acquired before …

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SAKSHI PARDHE 27 MARCH 2025 ​Supreme Court Justice Abhay S. Oka has expressed concern that public faith in the judiciary has significantly eroded, primarily due to the system’s failure to provide quality access to justice at a reasonable cost. Speaking at the Second Shyamala Pappu Memorial Lecture, Justice Oka emphasized that the judiciary has not …

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