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The Court found a Gorakhpur firm’s medicine deceptively similar to Blue Cross’ MEFTAL‑SPAS painkiller, granting permanent injunction and ₹10 lakh costs.

The Court took critical note that the driver's derogatory utterances indicated his mindset towards the persons for whose benefit he was employed by a fisherman's cooperative society.

The College alleges that the amount prescribed by the fee fixation committee is abysmally low, compelling the institution to be run in severe losses and threatening its very existence.

Zinta can file a suit enforcing personality rights seeking injunctions and damages over alleged deepfake videos, memes and chatbot personas using her persona.

A division bench confirmed the findings of a single-judge bench, which had granted injunctive relief to The Indian Express.

Courts must not dismiss sexual assault allegations solely for short, unexplained delays in filing FIRs, the Court held while refusing to quash a case against a man accused of groping a domestic worker ...

The Court censured the State government for years of delay and adjournments in the matter.

The Court observed that access to social media is not a licence to defame others.

The State told the Court that it will halt such raids and actions until the Union government formulates a uniform nationwide policy on such labelling and advertising.

The police also confirmed that the assault as well as the threats issued against Justice Patel and his family are under investigation.

The Court ruled that it was an "unnecessary attempt" by the firms to stall a commercial suit and imposed costs of ₹2 lakh on each of them.

The Court observed that such an interim restraining order on a listed bank would chill free speech and market transparency. It also observed that the statements by HDFC did not appear to be defamatory ...

In December 2025, a Russian court had held Tecnimont and its Russian subsidiary MT Russia (MTR) jointly and severally liable in disputes relating to an engineering project suspended due to EU sanction ...

The Court found no proof that the tenant had surrendered the shop, which was taken over by the landlord, TR Naravane, for use as an election office in 1956.

Confidentiality clauses in commercial contracts cannot be used as a shield to defy court-ordered disclosure of information, the Court held.

The Court held that the government could not step away from the contract terms or retrospectively add new financial burdens by broadly invoking public interest.