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Flipkart agreed to pay the amount under protest, but has maintained that the CCPA did not have the jurisdiction to impose the penalty.

The Court ruled that the project fell within the Bannerghatta National Park Eco-Sensitive Zone.

The Court recounted that the Whitefield Police Station has already earned a "nefarious" reputation, and was recently termed the "Darkfield" police by a coordinate Bench.

The counsel appearing for Malviya and Goswami asked how an FIR could be registered in such a case.

The single-judge also directed that a departmental inquiry be initiated against those responsible for the illegal arrest.

"When you issue a notice asking him to come on August 27, how do you pick him up on August 25? Arresting someone has become a joke to the police here?" the Court asked.

Telang argued that the complaint was filed after ten years despite documents showing that the complainant knew about the transfer of Cult Fitness’ assets and intellectual property.

Why do Indian women need permission to visit their parents' home? the Court questioned.

The petitioner submitted that his partner had filed the complaint because she had trust issues.

The Court directed the Home Department and Police Computer Wing to design, develop and implement a State-level IT system to monitor the functioning of CCTVs in all police stations.

The Court relaxed travel restrictions that were imposed on Nagendra while granting him bail in the Valmiki Corporation case in 2024.

The Court said the accounts where a victim's money is transferred must be subjected to a debit freeze within seconds, if not minutes.

Eggs were hurled last month at BJP MLA BP Harish after he arrived outside the KPCC office in connection with a protest.

No one can be prevented from celebrating Independence Day, the Court said. It also warned that the organisers of the march will be held responsible if any untoward incident occurs during the event.

The Court questioned how hoardings announcing the procession were put up before Court had decided the plea seeking permission for the procession.

The Court held that without the predicate offences standing against the NBFC, the ED did not have basis to proceed against it.