Important cases to be heard in Delhi High Court on Friday, May 10:
*High Court seeks Enforcement Directorate's stand on BRS leader Kavita's bail plea in a money laundering case in connection with the alleged excise police scam.
* Delhi government approached the High Court against the order of a single judge directing it to pay enhanced compensation of Rs 30 lakh to the widow of a sanitation worker who died while cleaning manually in 2017 Was.
*The High Court sought Lokpal's response on Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)'s plea challenging the anti-corruption Lokpal's order directing the CBI to investigate two properties owned by the party.
*The High Court directed MCD and DDA to immediately close the coaching centers running in violation of fire safety norms.
*The High Court directed the Delhi government to ensure that funds are released within a week to the 12 colleges of Delhi University, which are completely funded by the state, for payment of salaries to employees.
*The High Court asked the Chief Secretary to ensure implementation of the recommendations of the seven-member committee constituted under him last year on the issue of financial assistance to poor patients in public hospitals here.
*High Court seeks Enforcement Directorate's stand on BRS leader Kavita's bail plea in a money laundering case in connection with the alleged excise police scam.
* Delhi government approached the High Court against the order of a single judge directing it to pay enhanced compensation of Rs 30 lakh to the widow of a sanitation worker who died while cleaning manually in 2017 Was.
*The High Court sought Lokpal's response on Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)'s plea challenging the anti-corruption Lokpal's order directing the CBI to investigate two properties owned by the party.
*The High Court directed MCD and DDA to immediately close the coaching centers running in violation of fire safety norms.
*The High Court directed the Delhi government to ensure that funds are released within a week to the 12 colleges of Delhi University, which are completely funded by the state, for payment of salaries to employees.
*The High Court asked the Chief Secretary to ensure implementation of the recommendations of the seven-member committee constituted under him last year on the issue of financial assistance to poor patients in public hospitals here.
