Sailee Dhayalkar
Articles By Sailee Dhayalkar
Mumbai: Only man acquitted in 2005 train blasts moves Delhi court after finding name in list of convicted
Shaikh was arrested in 2006 by the Anti-Terrorist Squad and was acquitted by the special court in September 2015.
Rape, murder of ragpicker: Bombay HC sets aside convict’s death sentence, says was juvenile in 2012
In 2017, a trial court had convicted two accused, including the juvenile, for raping two ragpickers and killing one of them in Navi Mumbai.
Big setback for DRI in Adani probe, HC scraps its global info requests
Says agency should have registered FIRs first but doesn’t go into merits
Exclusive | DRI’s 29,000 cr coal case: Bombay HC rules in favour of Adani Enterprises
The high court order assumes significance as apart from the Adani Group, the DRI is probing at least 40 companies including two companies of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG), two Essar Group firms and a few public sector power firms
Mumbai: Fisherfolk may vote NOTA over Shivaji Memorial
For Colaba’s 2.7 lakh voters (apart from the fishing community), redevelopment in areas like Girgaon, tenancy of leased buildings belonging to the Mumbai Port Trust and traffic congestion in the plush pockets of Cuffe Parade are a few other key issues.
Mumbai Aarey protest: Disappointment for green activists as HC refuses stay on felling of trees
Advocate Akshay Shinde, appearing for MMRCL, said that bearing in mind the huge investment, any delay in the project would cause the overriding public interest to suffer.
Bombay HC rejects Shiv Sena corporator’s petition, slaps costs
Jadhav had sought direction for calling papers and proceedings related to the Tree Authority’s August 29 resolution on the removal of trees, and after examining its “legality and propriety thereof be pleased to quash the same”.
Bombay HC clears Metro depot at Aarey, felling of trees begins
The Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL) has said only 2 per cent of Aarey land is going to be used for the project.
Maharashtra assembly polls: Aaditya Thackeray files nomination after Shiv Sena’s show of strength
The 29-year-old Yuva Sena chief has declared himself to be a businessman with movable assets valued at Rs 13.02 crore.
Bombay HC enhances compensation for kin 29 yrs after woman killed in bus, tractor collision
Justice Prabhudessai said that woman, Shakuntala Maskar, attended to the daily needs of her husband and children and did other household chores.
Give alternative accommodation to Mahul residents: Bombay High Court to government
Following the Bombay High Court’s 2009 directive – to remove all encroachments near Tansa pipeline – the state government had decided to allot tenements at Mahul, in Chembur, to accommodate the occupants of the structures which were existing as on January 1, 2000.
Mere possession or storage of tobacco cannot fall within purview of danger: Bombay HC
In March, an FIR was registered against Anand Chaurasia and Vijay Chaurasia, the petitioners in the case, after gutka and paan masala pouches were found from their residence.
Elgaar Parishad case: Bombay HC rejects Navlakha’s plea to quash FIR
On the request Navlakha’s advocate Yug Chaudhry, the bench stayed the order for three weeks so that they can approach the Supreme Court against the order.
Payal Tadvi suicide case: ‘Little fun in lighter vein different from ragging that corrodes confidence of victim’
In the order, the court said the licences issued to the three accused doctors by the Medical Council of India as well as Maharashtra Medical Council shall remain suspended till conclusion of the trial.
Bombay HC judge: Didn’t refer to Tolstoy’s War and Peace
Justice Kotwal said he knows Tolstoy’s War and Peace is a “literary classic” and also said the list of books, documents and CDs in the punchnama was in “bad handwriting”.
Bombay HC judge: Tolstoy’s War and Peace about another country, so why keep it?
The court was hearing the bail plea of Vernon Gonsalves, who was arrested by Pune Police on August 28 last year for his alleged links with the banned CPI-Maoist.
Sexual harassment case: Bombay High Court asks IIT to issue PhD degree to student after his apology
Last week, the HC had pulled up the researcher, stating that he can express his views but cannot make personal comments on the woman’s personality.
IIT Bombay harassment case: HC pulls up scholar for comments on complainant’s personality
In December 2018, the petitioner was informed by Directorate of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievance that the apology was found to be unsatisfactory and, therefore, his degree is being withheld.
2015 wall collapse: Municipal council to pay Rs 2 lakh to mother of woman killed in mishap, says Bombay HC
Granting an interim relief, the court also suggested that the petitioner could file appropriate civil proceedings seeking further compensation for the deceased’s mother since she was dependent on her daughter, who died in the mishap.
Payal Tadvi suicide case: 3 resident doctors get bail, HC suspends their licences till conclusion of trial
The court, however, said that their licences, issued by Medical Council of India and the Maharashtra Medical Council, shall remain suspended till the conclusion of the trial.