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There cannot be any difference between the privacy rights of a public or a private trust under the RTI Act, the Court remarked.

Justice Singh explained that a court cannot give a prima facie finding on personality rights on the first date of hearing.

Passing such a direction would violate Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act, the Court said.

The Court was hearing a petition challenging the cancellation of admission of a candidate to a medical college for alleged involvement in leaking NEET-UG 2024 exam paper.

Calling for a balance, the Court said that the "mere fact that the injuncted product is a life saving drug is no absolute armour against injunction".

Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar and his sister Padmaja Kumari Parmar are fighting against each other for control of their late father Arvind Singh Mewar's assets.

The High Court directed the Central and State government to ensure adequate facility is provided at the shelters.

"It cannot be milder than this. If you people are so touchy, then don't go on the platform," the Court remarked after reading one of the allegedly defamatory comments flagged by Dua.

The Court denied the relief even after it was informed that the two sides had reached a settlement.

Earlier, the Court had quashed Union Bank's decision to declare Reliance Home Finance Limited's account as a fraud.

Justice Tejas Karia dismissed the injunction application filed by plaintiff Mayank Jain, proprietor of Mahaveer Udyog, against Atulya Discs Pvt. Ltd. and others.

The Court ruled that SOCIAL has acquired distinctiveness and a secondary meaning on account of its long and continuous use, its extensive presence across India, and recognition among consumers in the ...

The Court dismissed a petition filed by NGO Holy Cow Foundation seeking cancellation of Patanjali's trademark.

The Court set aside a departmental order withholding fifty per cent of a government servant’s pension on the ground of 'gross misconduct'.

RJD leader Bhola Yadav has alleged that CBI's entire case is based on five approver statements recorded in violation of law.

A bunch of minority schools have approached the High Court challenging the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees) Act, 2025.