Texas neighbours fought over a five-foot strip beside a Lake Conroe home where meters and a generator crossed the boundary; an appeals court upheld the easement and $100 trespass award

The subdivision’s original layout allowed houses to be constructed directly along certain property boundaries (Representational photo) A dispute between two neighbouring families over a five-foot strip of land beside their waterfront homes in Texas reached an appeals court after disagreements over property boundaries, utility meters, drainage and access for home repairs. The case involved two…

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Mary Kom’s ex-husband alleges character assassination, files defamation complaint | India News

Olympic medallist Mary Kom’s former husband, Karong Onkholer Olympic medallist Mary Kom’s former husband, Karong Onkholer, has filed a defamation complaint against the boxer before Delhi’s Saket Court, alleging that remarks she made during a televised interview damaged his reputation.The complaint was filed on October 6 and is pending before Judicial Magistrate First Class Shivam…

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Never give up! Nic Maddinson’s remarkable journey from testicular cancer and chemotherapy to an unexpected Australia Test comeback | Cricket News

When Nic Maddinson told his four-year-old son August that he was heading to South Africa, the youngster began listing the animals he knew lived there. The family even squeezed in some cricket in the hallway of their Byron Bay home before Maddinson left for what could become one of the most significant chapters of his…

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Top Trump official mocked online over false claim of Indian stock market crash after US green card curbs

Anthony D’Esposito, Department of Labor Inspector General, speaks as Vice President JD Vance listens during a news conference on the Fraud Task Force. (AP Photo) A top US official has faced online criticism after appearing to endorse a false claim that India’s stock market had collapsed following the Trump administration’s latest restrictions on foreign workers,…

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Supreme Court: ‘Protest without permission not in accordance with law’: SC on CJP’s October 10 Jantar Mantar stir | India News

SC says restrictions cannot be reconsidered unless denial of permission for CJP protest is challenged. NEW DELHI: A team of senior advocates led by Kapil Sibal moved the Supreme Court on Friday, challenging the cancellation of trains and proposed closure of Metro stations in Delhi ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party’s (CJP) October 10 protest…

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