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The Court said that a youthful error of judgment cannot automatically be equated with a deliberate criminal act without any supporting material.

Natural contended that certain rogue entities were exploiting the anonymity of the internet to run fake websites mimicking the brand.

After the Central government's counsel sought an adjournment of the matter and assured no coercive action would be taken against Khan for now, the Court directed that the FRRO directive be put on hold ...

The collegium has also recommended a lawyer in its meeting on October 26. If approved, the High Court strength will rise to 77. 

The Court also directed authorities to publicise helplines for noise complaints and conduct drives involving local leaders to curb violations across Mumbai's slums.

According to the plea, though the licensing and enforcement powers belong to State Commissioners and their designated officers, the FSSAI and Central government have decentralised this regime.

The Court also directed the State to initiate strict action against an errant cop, and referred the conduct of magistrates involved in mechanically prolonging the accused's remand to an administrative ...

The Court held that unlike minors requiring strict care, mature students understand consequences; so college teachers cannot be held vicariously liable under Section 304A IPC for seaside mishaps.

The plea was withdrawn after the Court expressed reluctance to entertain an abstract challenge that did not specify how the petitioner was aggrieved. However, the petitioner was given liberty to move ...

The Court pulled up police and civic bodies over the slow enforcement of firecracker and noise bans.

Justice Amit Borkar passed the interim order on October 19 under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act on a plea moved by co-producer AND Movie Products LLP.

The Court warned that foreign infiltrators penetrate deep into India using bogus documents following a 2018 Panvel raid on illegal entrants.

The Court spared the junior advocate from Bar Council action, but pulled him up for lacking basic courtroom training and etiquette.

The Court also observed that while citizens have the right to agitate, such protests must be peaceful.

The Court also asked Khan's lawyers to make the State of Maharashtra a party to the case so as to ascertain whether Khan has any criminal antecedents.

The actor has argued that the summary expulsion order bypasses statutory safeguards under the Citizenship Act and was issued in haste.