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Sep 11, 12:59 AM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By Suman Varandani @suman09 09/10/18 AT 7:16 AM A "hyper-aggressive" passenger on board a Qantas flight from Perth, Australia, to London forced the plane to turn back two hours after take-off Saturday. Co-passengers were angry at the man's behavior that led to the 17-hour non-stop flight's delay. The man, who was removed from the plane by Australian Federal Police after its return to Perth, was described by a fellow passenger's behavior as "a cornered animal."One passenger told Perth Now the man started behaving erratically after he returned to his seat from the toilet. He appeared “incredibly agitated” and "he was suddenly standing up and shouting and pointing in an extremely aggressive manner."Claire Hudson, who was also on the plane, told ABC he “locked himself in the loo for about an hour” before “squaring off … [Read more...] about ‘Hyper-Aggressive’ Passenger Forces Qantas Plane To Turn Back After Erratic Behavior Mid-Air

Sep 27, 12:16 PM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By Jean LIOU 09/27/19 AT 11:48 AM French rail operator SNCF wants to merge Eurostar, which operates high-speed trains to London, and the Thalys service that takes passengers from France to Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, its chief executive said on Friday.Guillaume Pepy said that the move, which would take up to two years to implement, would create a single and more efficient European railway company and respond to new challenges as passengers opt against flying due to climate change.He told reporters that the two networks, which are majority owned by the SNCF, could together transport 30 million passengers a year, compared with 18.5 million in 2018.The project for the merger, dubbed "Green Speed", would have to be approved by the other shareholders of both railway firms and their supervisory boards."The idea is to develop and expand the network," Pepy told … [Read more...] about France’s SNCF Wants To Merge Eurostar And Thalys Services

Judicial dissent is rare in these collegium days. The master of the roster, the Chief Justice, enjoys the privilege to constitute the Bench and majority and minority views, are often decided at the time of  selection of judges for the bench constitution. After all it is a number game world over, and not free from its vices.Judicial discipline commands obedience to the majority view Stricto Sensu. Inside the court, minority judgment is often assigned literary value, contrary to perception I would see sometime in the future, the minority view of Justice Dave in NEET case transforming into a majority. We learn from history, Justice Khanna who was reduced to minority in ADM Jabalpur case (Habeas Corpus Case) later emerged  as the only jurist with a backbone. Justice Khanna could have interpreted the Constitution for the establishment, like other judges did,  he chose to read it for the democrats, even at the cost of the chair of Chief Justice of India. I never bothered to … [Read more...] about Hyper Constitutionalism- The Journey from TMA Pai to NEET case

Supreme Court has recently ruled that High Court shall not quash the FIR if the averments in the complaint would prima facie make out a case for investigation by the authority.In Mosiruddin Munshi v. Md. Siraj & Anr (crl appl. 1168/2014) a two judge bench comprising of Justice T.S. Thakur and Justice C. Nagappan held that High Court cannot endevour a hyper-technical approach for quashing FIR and it should make clear that there is no prima facie case for investigation before quashing an FIR.The Bench was dealing with an appeal filed against order dated June 29, 2010, passed by the High Court of Calcutta in CRR No.1978 of 2006 quashing the FIR No.251 dated 10.11.2005.FIR was filed against the respondents in Amherst Street Police Station for the alleged offences under Section 420/120B IPC.  Respondents approached Calcutta High Court under Section 482 of Cr.PC for quashing the said proceedings including the FIR. By an Order dated June, 29, 2010 High Court allowed the application … [Read more...] about High Court cannot endevour a hyper-technical approach for quashing FIR; SC [Read the Judgment]

The ambush election rules implemented by the National Labor Relations Board (“Board”) last year tilted the scales of union elections in labor’s favor by expediting the election process and eliminating many of the steps employers have relied upon to protect their rights and those of employees who may not want a union. We warned that in addition to rapidly expediting election timeframe, the regulations were full of technical and burdensome procedural mandates on employers.  The Board further emphasized the pro-union impact of these requirements in a Decision last week when it overturned the results of an election that a union overwhelming lost based on a hyper-technicality.  Even though there was no prejudice to the union, the Board gave the union another bite at the apple despite the employees’ resounding rejection of union representation; effectively denying the employees their voice and imposing even more burdens on the employer. New … [Read more...] about NLRB Uses Hyper-Technical Rule to Overturn Employer’s Landslide Election Victory