Hearing of important cases in Delhi High Court on Thursday, July 11:
* The High Court has listed for hearing on September 9 Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea challenging the summons issued to him by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the investigation into a money laundering case related to the excise policy.
* High Court judge Amit Sharma recused himself from hearing the National Investigation Agency (NIA) plea seeking death penalty for separatist leader Yasin Malik in a terror funding case.
* High Court directs DDA Vice Chairman to remove all encroachments and illegal constructions on Yamuna river banks, river bed as well as drains flowing into the river.
* The Indian Civil Code (BNSS), the new law replacing the CrPC, ushers in a transformative era in criminal justice and promotes a system that is transparent, accountable and fundamentally in line with the principles of fairness and justice. Is linked, HC says.
* The HC upheld food safety regulator FSSAI's decision to increase the size of statutory health hazard warnings on pan masala packages to 50 per cent of the front of the label from the earlier 3 mm.
* HC directs Delhi Police to ensure that investigation starts immediately after a missing child case is registered and there is no waiting period of 24 hours.
* The High Court has listed for hearing on September 9 Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea challenging the summons issued to him by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the investigation into a money laundering case related to the excise policy.
* High Court judge Amit Sharma recused himself from hearing the National Investigation Agency (NIA) plea seeking death penalty for separatist leader Yasin Malik in a terror funding case.
* High Court directs DDA Vice Chairman to remove all encroachments and illegal constructions on Yamuna river banks, river bed as well as drains flowing into the river.
* The Indian Civil Code (BNSS), the new law replacing the CrPC, ushers in a transformative era in criminal justice and promotes a system that is transparent, accountable and fundamentally in line with the principles of fairness and justice. Is linked, HC says.
* The HC upheld food safety regulator FSSAI's decision to increase the size of statutory health hazard warnings on pan masala packages to 50 per cent of the front of the label from the earlier 3 mm.
* HC directs Delhi Police to ensure that investigation starts immediately after a missing child case is registered and there is no waiting period of 24 hours.
