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TikTok influencer Gabbie Gonzalez faces criminal charges in an alleged murder-for-hire plot involving ex-boyfriend Jack Avery, while MMA fighter Dustin Barca was also mentioned in court documents but was not charged.

Miles Bridges’ ongoing legal dispute with ex-partner Mychelle Johnson has taken another turn after Johnson denied allegations of cyberstalking and vehicle tampering in recent court filings. Bridges previously secured a temporary restraining order, claiming Johnson engaged in harassment and threatening behavior. Johnson responded by rejecting the accusations and calling the claims baseless. The case has also expanded to include Bridges’ request for a psychological evaluation, while both sides continue to dispute key details surrounding the allegations and their ongoing legal conflict.

In a significant move against cyber harassment, the Rajasthan High Court has granted bail to a 20-year-old accused of online stalking and child sexual harassment. The court imposed a one-year ban on his social media usage, including platforms like Instagram and Facebook, and strictly prohibited any contact with the victim or her family.

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The state has requested the tribunal to restrain Karnataka and other respondents from taking any steps at the site, including conducting bhoomi puja, until clearances are obtained under the relevant provisions of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, and notifications issued under it.

In India, the legal framework provides crucial safeguards for wives, ensuring that husbands cannot covertly shuffle assets during divorce disputes. Courts possess the authority to intercede and stop fraudulent asset transfers or attempts to deplete joint accounts aimed at circumventing rightful claims. While husbands typically have ownership over their possessions, this prerogative is curtailed when spousal support is at stake.

The Centre clarified in Delhi High Court that June 5 was an "option" for the Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate, not a forced handover. This statement offered relief to club members and employees after a previous letter indicated a forceful repossession for defence purposes. The government's revised stance suggests a more restrained approach to the club's eviction.

Delhi High Court has ordered SBI to refund deductions made from a widow's family pension. The court found that an alleged excess payment was due to processing errors by the bank, not any misrepresentation by the pensioner. SBI was also restrained from making further recoveries.

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday issued a formal notice on an application filed by Priya Kapur, who has sought permission to access late businessman Sunjay Kapur’s Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) accounts to pay the school fees and educational expenses of his children, Samaira and Kiaan, with former wife Karisma Kapoor.

The Karnataka High Court has stepped in to prevent a planned transport strike by KSRTC employees that was scheduled for May 20. This interim order was prompted by a Public Interest Litigation from two residents of Bengaluru, who raised alarms over potential chaos in the public transport system.

High school surfer William Frey sued Long Beach Unified School District after an alleged assault, threats, and harassment involving Wilson High surf teammates, according to a Daily Mail report.

The Delhi High Court has been assured by the Centre that there will be no forcible eviction from the Delhi Gymkhana Club premises on June 5. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated that any action will be taken strictly as per law and with prior notice.

Boxing Federation of India has strongly refuted the sports ministry's allegations of governance and selection irregularities, calling them vague and baseless. BFI clarified that court proceedings only concern electoral disputes, not daily operations. They defended the COAS Cup as an additional selection avenue and blamed SAI delays for coaching staff salary issues.