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RTI Act Cannot Be Used to Harass: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Delhi High Court Issues Permanent Injunction Against Infringement of Himalaya's 'Liv.52' Trademark, Imposes ₹30.91 Lakh in Costs & Damages
Bombay High Court Questions State on Delay in Response to PIL on Denotified Tribes
Delhi High Court Orders Delisting of Trademark-Infringing Pizza Outlets from Swiggy and Zomato
Karnataka High Court: Income Tax Department Cannot Reject Fair Market Value of Shares Determined by Statutory Methods
Accused Has the Right to Obtain Certified Copies of Chargesheet Documents During Trial: Delhi High Court
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Delhi High Court Accepts Lawyer’s Apology in Contempt Case, Orders Pro Bono Service
Approval Granted 30 Years Ago Cannot Be Withdrawn Due to Procedural Grounds: Allahabad High Court
Madhya Pradesh High Court: Advocates Can Appear in Confiscation Proceedings but Cannot Cross-Examine | Indian Forest Act
General Clauses Act: Kerala High Court Clarifies One-Month Expiry Calculation Irrespective of Number of Days
Orissa High Court: Magistrate Must Record Reasons for Allowing or Rejecting Discharge Petitions Under Section 245 CrPC
Bombay High Court Grants Relief to Gautam Adani in Rs 388 Crore Cheating Case
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Andhra Pradesh HC Denies Anticipatory Bail in Sexual Harassment Case, Citing Investigation Needs
Allahabad High Court Directs Centre and Railways to Grant Notional Increment to Employees Retiring on June 30
Orissa High Court Reiterates That Accused Can Be Discharged If Prosecution Materials Do Not Indicate Culpability
Avoid Ambiguity in Recruitment: Allahabad High Court Directs AMU to Ensure Clarity in Lecturer Job Advertisements
Delhi High Court Declares Serious Fraud Allegations as Non-Arbitrable
Madhya Pradesh High Court Upholds Divorce Over Wife’s Indecent Chats: A Case of Mental Cruelty
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