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Explore latest Cases reported in SCC’s High Court Cases (HCC) on medical laws governing medical eligibility, registration, licensing, organ transplant rules, disability, and standards for criminal medical negligence in India.

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“Imposing fetter on maintainability of revision petition will be to restrict a right which is conferred by legislature. However, accused shall show tangible cause for not being present before Appellate Court concerned to receive his judgment and resultantly not being in custody at the time of filing/hearing of his revision petition.”

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Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill 2025 marks a digital turning point in UK’s immigration law, highlighting the growing role of social media in cross-border movement and the government’s push to counter tech-enabled smuggling tactics.

Posted on Aug 13, 2025