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thehindu.comworld39 days ago
High Court Cancels Minister's Removal of KAN Search Committee Chair
The High Court of Justice ruled that Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi lacked legal grounds to remove retired judge Nechama Munitz as chairwoman of the search committee for the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Council. The court ordered the appointment process to advanc…
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focustaiwan.twpolitics40 days ago
High Court Dismisses Farmers' Legal Challenge Over Inheritance Tax Consultation
Judges ruled on May 12 2026 that a legal challenge brought by farmers against the government's changes to inheritance tax reliefs lacked merit and was filed too late. The claimants had argued that ministers unlawfully restricted consultation on the reforms, which were first annou…
Abc Newsworld46 days ago
Australian Court Dismisses Iranian Man's Appeal Against Deportation to Nauru
The court unanimously rejected the man's challenge to a deportation order issued last year. The Iranian national, convicted of murdering his wife, had argued that the move to Nauru was unlawful and punitive. Australia reached a deal last year to resettle certain noncitizens on th…
itnews.com.auworld46 days ago
Australian High Court Unanimously Upholds Deportation of Convicted Murderer to Nauru
Seven judges unanimously dismissed TCXM's appeal against a deportation order issued last year, clearing the way for his transfer to Nauru under a 30-year visa. The ruling follows a 2023 High Court decision that led to the release of more than 350 people from indefinite detention,…
rnz.co.nzfinance47 days ago
New Zealand High Court Rules ANZ Breached Section 22 of Consumer Finance Act in Class Action
The High Court in New Zealand has delivered summary judgment in a class action under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003. The court found that ANZ New Zealand breached Section 22 of the act. ANZ New Zealand is now reviewing the judgment and considering its next ste…
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thecanary.coworld57 days ago
High Court Rules Police Federation Suspensions Unlawful, Awards £840,000 Costs
The High Court ruled that the Police Federation unlawfully suspended two officials over remarks on race, breaching their freedom of expression rights. The organization spent over £500,000 on legal fees and faces a total bill of approximately £840,000, funded by officer subscripti…