Think you have the ultimate party pad? Then you obviously have never seen 224 Munn Lane in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. With nearly 10,000 square feet of interior living space sitting on 4.7 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, this entertainer's paradise is on the market for under $2 million. 224 MUNN LANE FEATURES:7 Bedrooms7 Full, 3 Half Baths6-Car Garage6 FireplacesPrepare to become the center of attention within your social circles, because everyone is going to want an invite to your next poolside BBQ. Even if it’s raining, no need to cancel – just walk inside to continue the party without skipping a beat with a full wet bar and game room on the lower level. Looking to have a more intimate gathering? Invite a few friends over for movie night in your very own home theater or host a tasting in your wine cellar or cigar room.Purchase this estate and you will no longer need to travel to some fancy five-star resort to get away – all you’ll have to do is walk out … [Read more...] about This entertainer’s paradise is on the market for under $2 million
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Decades-Long Delay In Challenging Land Acquisition Notifications: 3-Judge Bench To Examine Whether Such Challenge Can Be Entertained [Read Order]
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Share Tweet Plus One Pin It Email Print By: Ashok K.M April 3, 2018 1:14 pm Change Font Size We are of the view that delay and laches may be a bar to challenge to the acquisition after 27 years, the bench observed. The Supreme Court, in Union of India vs. Gopaldas Bhagwan Das, has referred to the larger bench the question whether the high court can entertain the plea challenging land acquisition notification when there is a delay of decades. In this case, the writ petition was filed by the landowners only in 2002, challenging a land acquisition notification of the year 1975, on the ground that there was no due publication of the notification under Section 4 of the Act which was a mandatory requirement. Their plea was upheld by the high court, apparently relying on apex court judgment in Kulsum R Nadiadwala vs. State of Maharashtra. In Kulsum R Nadiadwala case, the Supreme Court had set aside a notification, although the … [Read more...] about Decades-Long Delay In Challenging Land Acquisition Notifications: 3-Judge Bench To Examine Whether Such Challenge Can Be Entertained [Read Order]
“Won’t Interfere, Approach Govt”, SC Refuses To Entertain PIL For Two-Child Norm
Supreme Court today refused to entertain a PIL demanding a direction to the Centre to formulate and implement a strong “population control law like two child norm in view of the “exorbitant rise” in the country’s population. “No, we will not entertain this petition. This is a job of the parliament and not of the court. You can approach the government if you want”, the bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra said. “It is the parliament which has to implement the constitution. We can only protect it”, said the bench. The Petitions filed by advocate Prathvi Raj Chauhan contend that the population explosion, over a period of time, can lead to a “civil war situation” and thus, needs to be curbed. Petitioner also sought a direction to the respondents to formulate policies with a vision to encourage and/or reward the family who is adhering to two child policy and Punish appropriately, who are in non-compliance … [Read more...] about “Won’t Interfere, Approach Govt”, SC Refuses To Entertain PIL For Two-Child Norm
Call for Papers: Pravin Gandhi College’s National Conference on Entertainment Law
SVKM’s Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai, is organizing a one-day national conference on ‘Entertainment Law Jurisprudence: Contemporary Perspectives’ on April 12. This conference is a platform for thought building, knowledge pooling for the present generation. Academicians and those pursuing doctorates in any field, research scholars, students of law and mass media are invited to submit their papers on the given subthemes or on allied topic. The papers will be subject to a blind peer review committee for selection. The conference may be attended by students from any field. Certificates will be awarded to both paper presenters as well as participants. Selected research papers will be published in an ISBN publication. Sub-themes: Entertainment Laws and Democracy Entertainment Laws and Liability Entertainment Laws and Gender Issues Entertainment Laws and IPR Entertainment Laws and Sports Entertainment and Internet Entertainment Law and Advertisement Entertainment in … [Read more...] about Call for Papers: Pravin Gandhi College’s National Conference on Entertainment Law
Motor Accident Claim: SC Refuses To Entertain Contention Of Insurance Company Regarding Contributory Negligence On Part Of Driver [Read Judgment]
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While hearing an appeal against a 2017 Delhi High Court judgment in a motor accident claim, a Supreme Court bench of Justice Kurian Joseph and Justice Mohan M Shantanagoudar recently refused to entertain the contention of the insurance company that the contributory negligence of the taxi driver had not been established. Both the Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal (MACT), as well as the high court, had not questioned the negligence on the part of the driver on account of the fact that the taxi involved in the accident had collided against a stationary truck. Respondent no. 1 before the apex court had suffered injuries in a motor vehicular accident that occurred in 2006 in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, while travelling in tourist taxi, admittedly insured against third party risk with Oriental Insurance Company Ltd. (the present appellant). On her claim petition, the MACT accepted the case for compensation on the ground that the accident in which injuries were sustained occurred due to negligence … [Read more...] about Motor Accident Claim: SC Refuses To Entertain Contention Of Insurance Company Regarding Contributory Negligence On Part Of Driver [Read Judgment]