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Court nixes Assembly relief for Bengaluru IISc prof accused of sexual harassment

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By Mustafa Plumber Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
The IISc and its director approached the high court seeking to cancel the communication to reinstate Dr D Sanna Durgappa. (File Photo) The Karnataka High Court last month set aside a communication issued by a Legislative Assembly panel directing the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, to reinstate a Dalit faculty member terminated following sexual harassment allegations.
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Gift or income? Same-sex couple’s gold bracelet sparks tax law challenge in Karnataka High Court

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By Mustafa Plumber Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
The court also asked whether the definition's meaning or scope could be extended to relatives of any kind: “There could be foster sons or foster daughters.” When is a gift from your partner just a gift — and when is it “income from other sources”? For same-sex couples in India, the answer currently turns on a single, undefined word in the Income Tax Act: “spouse.” And now, a Bengaluru couple has taken that word to court.
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Senior citizens can reclaim house from daughter-in-law: Karnataka High Court

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By Mustafa Plumber Verified
| MSN India Verified
Mustafa Plumber The Karnataka High Court has held that aged parents deprived of the peaceful enjoyment and occupation of their own home can seek restoration of the property to them from their daughter-in-law under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act.
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