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The Bombay High Court ruled that it possesses the territorial jurisdiction to hear a high-stakes commercial dispute against Reliance Entertainment pertaining to the financial rights of the movie 'Bholaa'.
The Bombay High Court quashed an FIR against a corporate employee, clarifying that while staring at a female colleague's chest is morally reprehensible, it does not legally constitute voyeurism under Section 354C of the IPC.
The Bombay High Court has quashed a criminal case under Section 354C (voyeurism) against a man accused of staring at a female colleague's chest, stating the act amounts to indecency but doesn't legally fit voyeurism.
The Calcutta High Court has strongly rebuked public authorities for sitting on information requests, reiterating that the Right to Information is a fundamental right that demands expeditious handling.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Election Commission and tech platforms to establish a 2-hour takedown window for malicious political deepfakes.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Registrar of Copyrights to decide on an application seeking copyright protection for an artwork autonomously generated by the AI system 'DABUS', marking a pivotal moment in Indian IP law.
The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition seeking condonation of a 412-day delay, ruling that a practicing advocate citing time spent on 'legal research' and 'understanding the order' does not constitute sufficient cause.
Prioritizing civic infrastructure, the Delhi High Court has ruled that private encroachers on public land must yield to larger public interest, giving the green light for a 30-metre road expansion.
Adjudicating on a Section 148 tax reassessment matter, the Delhi High Court held that the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) cannot base its rulings on grounds that were never raised by the Revenue in its appeal.
The Delhi High Court has held that employers are justified in terminating the services of employees entrusted with financial responsibilities once a proven misconduct shakes their trust.
The Delhi High Court has directed passport authorities to reissue a minor's passport excluding the father's name, as he had relinquished all custodial and visitation rights in a court settlement.
The Delhi High Court firmly rejected a bail application in a POCSO case, stating that presenting a 'nikahnama' (marriage certificate) with the minor victim was a calculated ploy to evade severe statutory punishment.
The Delhi High Court has ruled that individuals can seek life insurance information under the RTI Act without providing the exact policy number, as long as basic identifying details are supplied.
The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has ruled that an accused under the draconian UAPA can be granted bail due to prolonged custody and a weak prosecution case, despite initial accusations.
Justice Yashwant Varma of the Allahabad High Court has tendered his resignation to the President of India amid ongoing inquiry proceedings in the Lok Sabha.
The Karnataka High Court dismissed a PIL with a ₹1 lakh penalty, clarifying that the state minister never made the alleged statements about changing Hindi language rules for SSLC exams.
Highlighting massive accounting lapses, the Kerala High Court has directed the Travancore Devaswom Board to implement a centralized digital financial system.
Challenging the 2026 Transgender Amendment Act, the Kerala High Court has granted interim relief, allowing two transgender individuals to continue their Hormone Replacement Therapy.
Granting relief to eateries in Khan Market, the Delhi High Court ruled that restaurants cannot be denied operation for lacking a fire NOC if they limit occupancy to under 50 guests.
The Madras High Court has refused to halt the theatrical release of the movie 'Dhurandhar 2', rejecting claims that its screening would unfairly influence the ongoing Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections.
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed before the Supreme Court seeks to restrict Aadhaar issuance primarily to children up to six years of age and demands tighter verification for adults to prevent misuse by illegal infiltrators.
The Supreme Court set aside a High Court direction ordering the grant of an extraordinary pension, emphasizing that courts cannot usurp the discretionary administrative powers vested in the Governor by statutory rules.
The Supreme Court ruled that a mere general reference to a tender document in a Letter of Intent does not automatically incorporate the tender's arbitration clause into the final binding contract between the parties.
The Supreme Court eCommittee, alongside the Department of Justice, has scheduled a two-day National Conference to launch Phase III initiatives of the eCourts Project, focusing on judicial process re-engineering.
The Court will examine whether gig workers for ride-hailing and delivery apps qualify for mandatory Provident Fund contributions under the new Labour Codes.
The Delhi High Court quashed an FIR against a DU Professor, reiterating that mere ill-treatment of an SC/ST individual does not attract the Atrocities Act without clear caste-based intent.
The Supreme Court has granted relief to a priest booked by UP Police, staying criminal proceedings initiated against him for preaching that Christianity is the only true religion.
The Supreme Court declined to entertain a PIL that sought a court-monitored committee to enforce food safety standards, stating that the statutory body FSSAI is already equipped for this task.
The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by a husband who claimed his daily wage was only ₹325, ordering him to honor the lower court's mandate to pay ₹10,000 monthly maintenance to his wife.
The Telangana High Court has granted transit anticipatory bail to Pawan Khera, allowing him a week to approach the relevant court in Assam to seek regular bail in a pending FIR.
The Central Government warned the Delhi High Court that X Corp could lose its safe harbour protection in India for failing to remove derogatory posts against Hindu deities.
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