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The Court held that NPCIL held the report in a fiduciary capacity in relation to the Russian Federation and therefore, it was exempt from disclosure.

The Court made the observation while granting bail to PFI activist Wahidur Rahman.

The Court ruled that categories specified in Article 80(3) of the Constitution of India are broad and do not exclude a person with a political background.

Bhatia had filed a contempt of court petition against YouTuber Shamita Yadav seeking action against her for defying an interim order earlier passed by the court, restraining the upload of obscene or d ...

The case hit the headlines when it was alleged that the accused lawyers tried to influence the complainant through judges.

The Court rejected Google’s “intermediary” defence under the IT Act and held that use of HINDWARE as keyword infringed the trademark.

The account was blocked by the Central government citing national security concerns.

A Division Bench rejected broadcasters' challenge to 2013 regulations.

The Court passed a decree on the basis of a settlement agreement firmed up between the Delhi school and the infringing Telangana-based school.

The significance of this judgment lies in the principle it reinforces: procedural requirements in tender documents must be interpreted in light of their purpose, not weaponised to achieve exclusion.

A plea was filed in the High Court stating that the Law Faculty has scheduled an exam on Bakrid day (May 28) even though it has been declared a holiday by the Central government.

The Court has reserved its verdict on a bail plea by Khan. His counsel today argued that WhatsApp chats showed that the plan was only to carry out non-violent protests.

Justice Avneesh Jhingan refused to stay the government order, saying that the issue was "premature".

The trial court had directed OpIndia to remove two articles titled 'Swati Chaturvedi may be delusional-Sources' and 'The Wire and its Star Journalist peddles another absurd lie about the RSS'.

The appeal before the Division Bench argued the Race Club must first raise its objections before the Estate Officer, instead of challenging the show-cause notice directly in court.

The plea was mentioned before a Division Bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tejas Karia by DHCBA President N Hariharan.