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Justice Ajay Bhanot observed that the rule of delay and laches, as a policy of litigative repose, creates certainty in legal relations and curtails fruitless litigation thereby ensuring that the administration of justice is not clogged by pointless litigation.
The observation was made while dismissing a writ petition filed after a delay of more than 4 years, by observing it to be barred by the rule of delay and laches, without there being any satisfactory explanation as to the delay.
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Whereas the Uttar Pradesh Government is yet to respond to a query put by Allahabad High Court regarding regulation of school fees during suspension of physical classes, yet another PIL has been filed challenging exorbitant and arbitrary levy of fees by private schools in the State.
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Preserve footage of post: HC to police
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Preserve footage of post: HC to police
The Delhi High Court has ordered the police to preserve the footage of the CCTV cameras installed at a police post here on a plea of a man alleging illegal detention and merciless beating by its officers.
Justice Anu Malhotra also directed the police to submit a status report on the case by next date of hearing on April 8.
“In the meantime, the State shall ensure that the footage of the CCTV cameras installed at the Turkman Gate police post on January 25 from 7 p.m. onwards as well as of the camera installed outside the said police post be preserved..,” Justice Malhotra said.