Swati Deshpande is an Editor and Senior Editor with a focus on law at The Economic Times and Cigalah Group. With a background in law, Swati covers a wide range of legal topics and court cases in India, providing insightful analysis and reporting on important legal developments.
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Swati Deshpande's work primarily focuses on legal proceedings with a heavy emphasis on government announcements and policy regulations, notably those related to the Bombay High Court. Her articles also cover civil cases, domestic violence, fundamental rights, property disputes and other legal matters.
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Mumbai: In a petition filed by activist Medha Patkar , 69, to question alleged state inaction in framing a rehabilitation and resettlement policy
Mumbai: A Special NIA trial court hearing the Malegaon 2008 bomb blast case allegedly received a ‘threat call' on Oct 30 saying a bomb has been placed outside the courtroom hearing the case.
By: Swati Deshpande
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court vacation bench on Wednesday directed that a man arrested at around 3 am on Nov 5 by Mira-Bhayandar, Vasai-Virar police
Mumbai: Bombay high court vacation bench on Thursday observed that a man's 3 am arrest on Nov 5 by Mira-Bhayandar-Vasai-Virar police was prima facie
A special MCOCA trial court permits Mumbai police to access an audio clip related to the Salman Khan house firing case, aiming to investigate links to a notorious gangster and a murder case involving former minister Baba Siddique.
By: Swati Deshpande
Mumbai: Observing that every harassment doesn't amount to an offence of "cruelty", the Bombay High Court quashed a 2004 conviction against a man, then
By: Swati Deshpande
The Bombay High Court has clarified that daughters have no inheritance rights to their father's estate if he died before the enactment of the Hindu Succession Act on June 17, 1956, especially if he left behind a widow. This landmark ruling highlights important historical legal distinctions regarding women's inheritance rights in India.
Mumbai: In interim relief to a grandmother, Bombay High Court on Thursday stayed a family court order and denied the grant of interim custody of one of the two granddaughters to the child's mother.
Mumbai: Observing it was a fictionalised account Bombay High Court on Thursday paved the way for the release of the film ‘ Match Fixing: The Nation
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Thursday concluded the hearing and reserved for orders, petitions filed by two men, Mihir Shah and driver Rajrishi
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