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High Court Should Review Sohrabuddin Fake Encounter Decision: Ex-Judge Abhay Thipsay
Justice Abhay Thipsay, a retired High Court judge, has raised questions about a special CBI court giving clean chits to high-profile accused probed for the extra-judicial killing of a petty criminal from Gujarat, Sohrabuddin Sheikh. Justice Thipsay, who had rejected bail petitions of some accused in this case when he was a judge at the high court, ...
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Bombay High Court Gives Bail to Hasan Ali in Tax Evasion Cases
The controversial Pune-based businessman Hasan Ali has been granted bail by the Bombay High Court in seven cases filed by the Income Tax Department for allegedly evading tax to the tune of Rs one lakh crore during 2001 to 2007.
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What Judge Said About Salman Khan's Case While Suspending Sentence
Admitting Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's appeal against his five-year prison sentence today, Bombay High Court judge Abhay Thipsay said, "It is not a case where the applicant is likely to abscond and both parties have no objection to hearing an appeal in a fast manner, so the sentence is suspended until an appeal is disposed."
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High Court Should Review Sohrabuddin Fake Encounter Decision: Ex-Judge Abhay Thipsay
Justice Abhay Thipsay, a retired High Court judge, has raised questions about a special CBI court giving clean chits to high-profile accused probed for the extra-judicial killing of a petty criminal from Gujarat, Sohrabuddin Sheikh. Justice Thipsay, who had rejected bail petitions of some accused in this case when he was a judge at the high court, ...
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Bombay High Court Gives Bail to Hasan Ali in Tax Evasion Cases
The controversial Pune-based businessman Hasan Ali has been granted bail by the Bombay High Court in seven cases filed by the Income Tax Department for allegedly evading tax to the tune of Rs one lakh crore during 2001 to 2007.
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What Judge Said About Salman Khan's Case While Suspending Sentence
Admitting Bollywood superstar Salman Khan's appeal against his five-year prison sentence today, Bombay High Court judge Abhay Thipsay said, "It is not a case where the applicant is likely to abscond and both parties have no objection to hearing an appeal in a fast manner, so the sentence is suspended until an appeal is disposed."
