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HC held that freezing a bank account without specifying disputed amount or nexus with offence violates fundamental rights

High Court Says Entire Bank Account Cannot Be Frozen During Investigation Without Justification

The SC dismissed the young lawyer's PIL seeking directions to avoid incidents caused due to "civic negligence" and said they should focus on their profession instead of filing a petition just to gain media attention.

SC Urges Young Lawyers to Concentrate on Their Profession Instead of Filing Baseless PILs Just to Gain Publicity

Committee held CA not guilty in a Rs. 42 crore bank fraud matter after CBI failed to prove that he signed two different balance sheets submitted to a bank and ROC.

Disciplinary Proceedings Closed Against Chartered Accountant In Rs. 42 Crore Bank Fraud Case

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A sitting judge of the Bombay High Court lost Rs 6.02 lakh in credit card fraud after calling a fake helpline number of HDFC Bank.

Bombay High Court Judge Loses Rs 6.02 Lakh in Credit Card Scam After Calling Fake HDFC Helpline

Siddaramaiah announced a plan in the Karnataka budget to ban social media use for children under 16 to reduce excessive screen time and protect young users online.

No Social Media for Kids Under 16: Karnataka Plans Social Media Curbs for Young Users

For the past four years, the husband has not given any financial support to his wife or even his four-year-old daughter, whom he has not met in these four years.

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High Court Says Entire Bank Account Cannot Be Frozen During Investigation Without Justification

SC Urges Young Lawyers to Concentrate on Their Profession Instead of Filing Baseless PILs Just to Gain Publicity

Disciplinary Proceedings Closed Against Chartered Accountant In Rs. 42 Crore Bank Fraud Case

Bombay High Court Judge Loses Rs 6.02 Lakh in Credit Card Scam After Calling Fake HDFC Helpline

No Social Media for Kids Under 16: Karnataka Plans Social Media Curbs for Young Users

Supreme Court Directs Employer to Deduct Rs 25,000 from Father's Salary for Child Maintenance