A division bench of Justices BP Colabawalla and Firdosh P Pooniwalla held that the bank’s order lacked reasons and breached the Reserve Bank of India’s 2024 Fraud Master Directions.
The judge questioned the urgency of the plea and said she would be inclined to pass orders only after granting opportunity to JioStar to file its reply.
The Court also emphasised that online intermediaries or social media platforms cannot claim to be mere passive conduits when confronted with such offending content.
The Court observed that citizens cannot blame civic authorities alone for flooding when they continue to encroach upon public land, drains and footpaths.
Phantom has alleged that Jiostar's upcoming film ‘Queen Forever’ is an unauthorised sequel to ‘Queen’ and hence, breaches the co‑production and shared IP rights between Phantom and Jiostar.
Bombay High Court judge Justice Madhav Jamdar found himself under the spotlight this past week after his oral remarks during a politically charged hearing went viral online.
Justice Madhav Jamdar asked the parties involved to workout a practical takedown mechanism so that the Court can pass directions for removal of alleged objectionable content.
“The reports are only to convince us that something proper is being done; we don’t want everybody to know how it is being done or publicise the investigation,” the Court observed.
The Court granted interim protection to Bombay Group, holding their Vadilal brand rights stem from a 1993 family settlement and cannot be treated as a terminable licence.
Eight advocates who failed the prelims challenged the recruitment over non‑notified rule changes. The Court upheld the process and paved the way for the conduct of the main exams.
The Court criticised the LLM student for filing a reckless review plea in a bid to bypass a 75 per cent attendance rule, warning that such undisciplined, scurrilous litigation could ruin legal careers ...