Shruti Kakkar is a Principal Correspondent at Hindustan Times. She specializes in crime and justice, focusing on the judicial system and various aspects of law and legal affairs, including litigation and international laws. Shruti's work has been featured in The New Indian Express, MSN, and Magzter, among others.
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By: Shruti Kakkar
The high court asked the lawyers to assist the court to “bring some sanity in the concept of personality rights, saying it was “going out of hand”
The Delhi High Court has stayed a trial court's order that had upheld the government's right to take back possession of the 7
By: Shruti Kakkar
The bench sought Delhi police's response in an appeal filed by Nazim and Kasim against trial court's orders and application for seeking suspension of the sentence
By: Shruti Kakkar
“Why does everybody not have access to it then? It is like giving the key to the robber and not to the owner of the house,” Justice Bhambhani remarked
By: Shruti Kakkar
Nazim and Kasim, in their appeal, argued that no test identification parade was conducted and conviction was based on the testimony of the sole witness, which was not corroborated.
By: Shruti Kakkar
New Delhi, Aug. 13 -- The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notice in an appeal filed by two men against trial court's order convicting and
By: Shruti Kakkar
Kejriwal and Sisodia argued that the agency filed the appeal with “unprecedented haste” and in a manner that reflected a lack of seriousness
By: Shruti Kakkar
The Delhi High Court on Thursday refused to order status quo in a petition filed by 107-year old Central Secretariat Club (CCS) challenging Centre's decision to withdraw its recognition and evict it from its premises
By: Shruti Kakkar
The court was dealing with copyright infringement suit filed by Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee to restrain channel GTC, from broadcasting/rebroadcasting Gurbani from Golden Temple
New Delhi, Aug. 15 -- Live broadcasting of Gurbani from the Guru Granth Sahib Ji at the Golden Temple for a genuine religious purpose may not amount
