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In the Sushant Rohilla case, the Court held that law students with attendance shortage couldn't be prevented from writing exams.

The Court passed the interim order on May 15 in a copyright infringement suit filed by Ivy Entertainment Private Limited

The accused was booked by the police under POCSO but was granted bail by the trial court within a week.

The Court held that CALPOL satisfied the requirements under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 for being recognised as a well-known trademark in relation to medicinal and pharmaceutical products.

Justice Manoj Jain allowed Vadra to withdraw the petition.

Rashid has been in jail since 2019 on terror funding charges. His father passed away earlier today.

This move comes after Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, who was earlier hearing the matter, directed that the matter be transferred to another Bench.

The decision to relieve Kumar of judicial work comes on the heels of a call for suspension of judicial work across Delhi’s district courts on Monday.

The Court held that there was no material to show that Gaur was a flight risk or that he had failed to cooperate with the investigation.

Passing final orders could create complications given that Apple's challenge to the law on global turnover-based penalty is pending, the Court said.

However, the Court refused to grant any interim relief in favour of Trimurti Films which has claimed rights over the song.

The Court indicated that it would consider interim relief only after examining the plea’s maintainability.

The Court said Varadarajan suppressed an Allahabad High Court order that restrains him from leaving the country without its permission.

The PIL alleged that Jamia engaged 720 candidates belonging to the Muslim religion as non-teaching staff, against 986 vacancies.

The Court observed that it cannot direct the government or legislature to frame policy or enact a law.

The plea states that no broadcaster has obtained the rights to show the FIFA World Cup in India after a bid by JioStar was reportedly rejected.