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The staffer was initially given an advance covering the full expenses. However, the government later capped the reimbursement he was entitled to, leading to a demand notice requiring him to pay back a ...

The Court stated that a daughter-in-law cannot claim any right in the property after termination of the license granted to her husband.

The Court held that withdrawal of a recovery suit after accepting dues under an approved IBC resolution plan counts as a “settlement”, entitling the plaintiff to full refund of court fees.

The PIL seeks compensatory marks to students whose answer scripts were missing, blurred or incorrectly evaluated.

The Court rejected Raja Bhaiya's argument that the designated MP/MLA court at Rouse Avenue lacked the jurisdiction to hear a domestic violence case.

Such distasteful content is harming and damaging the actor's reputation and may mislead the public into believing what is depicted may be true, the Court said.

A special Bench of Justices Anil Kshetarpal and Tejas Karia heard the arguments in the case over three days.

The Court held that individuals may seek the removal or masking of personal information from online judicial records where continued accessibility causes disproportionate harm to their privacy and rep ...

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.

A Division Bench rejected broadcasters' challenge to 2013 regulations.

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