Misuse of law? Jump in dowry arrests, not many convicted - The Times of India
Delay in maintenance to wife violates human rights: SC - The Times of India
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It has been estimated that if the entire judiciary could be unclogged, if cases could be decided quickly and predictably, India’s GDP growth rate would see a very significant 2% per annum increase.
Fast-track courts do work | Times of India Opinion
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Fast-track courts do work | Times of India Opinion
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35000000 pending cases — — >invocation of perjury law in appropriate cases — — — — ->35 pending cases — — — — — >infinite delta GDP
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Title: Bahu wants claim on in-laws' house - The Times of India
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Justice Iyer's letter spoils early decision in matrimonial case - The Times of India
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