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The Court upheld a ₹130 crore award against South Eastern Railway, noting that it failed to cross-examine witnesses, lead evidence or pay arbitral fees despite repeated opportunities.

Justice Jasmeet Singh ruled that the trial against Kapur was hurried and that he did not get a fair opportunity to prove his case.

Anjana Om Kashyap and TV Today have sued Khan Sir and others for defamation over their comments calling the journalist and broadcaster "bikau patrakar” and “chatukar”.

The Court held that an unnatural death in police custody, even by suicide, attracted public law liability and obliged the State to compensate the victim's family.

The Court upheld an order directing TV Today Network to pay ₹5 lakh in compensation for violating the privacy of a child survivor of sexual abuse.

A Division Bench upheld a 2010 judgement of Justice Sanjiv Khanna and rejected NSE's appeal.

The Court refused to vacate the interim injunction granted in favour of Saregama in a copyright dispute over sound recordings, musical and literary works.

Selection process followed by the Equestrian Federation of India was fair and in consonance with the selection criteria, the Court ruled.

Justice Vinod Kumar ruled that the trial court had overlooked crucial facts when it released the accused within a week of his arrest.

Indian Polo Association sought directions to restrain digging of the Jaipur Polo Ground until a Delhi court decides its challenge against the Centre's eviction notice.

Jockey stated that through an online search conducted in January this year, it came across copycat products that violated its trademark.

The Court ruled that the goverment had merely issued a notice and the petitions by power distribution companies were premature.

This past week, Justice Karia upheld Telegram's temporary ban, ordered takedown of fake news on judges and ministers and sat beyond usual court hours as a vacation judge.

The order came in a suit filed by Devans Breweries, which claimed ownership of the “Godfather” trademark since 1984 for beer and registrations for whisky and rum.

The Court acquitted a murder accused over 42 years after the incident, observing that the phrase “Maro” in “Maro sale ko” may mean to beat and not necessarily to kill.

Viral photos of CJI Surya Kant, Justice Vikram Nath and Union ministers playing Badminton are from a tournament held in Delhi last year, SG Tushar Mehta said.