Legal

In their communication to the varsity authorities, the students cited the CJI's recent comments with regard to a petition against alleged police excesses during the NEET protests last month

Justice M C Tripathi is set to become the 50th Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court.

The Bombay High Court observed that preserving the 12th-century heritage structure should take precedence over allied works such as building a compound wall.

Asks Haryana to detail policy framework, institutional measures in place to tackle menace.

PIL says despite approval for setting up such courts, the institution has not been established nearly nine years after the process was initiated

The court said the bail order was “perverse”, relied on irrelevant considerations and ignored material on record

The Madras High Court set aside a DNA test order in an alleged case of bigamy, ruling that the paternity of the child had no bearing on the charges of marriage concealment.

The Chandigarh court rejected the advocate’s offer to deposit Rs 5.77 lakh received through online transactions, observing that the alleged total amount involved was Rs 10.77 lakh.

The Gujarat High Court order came as a respite for a Bhavnagar-based firecracker dealer, whose stock had been seized during a drive following the Deesa firecracker tragedy last year.

The Andhra Pradesh High Court observed that the university failed to provide material used to prove malpractice.

The commission noted that it needs no further evidence that the complainant’s intent to start a new tailoring establishment in his native place was hampered by the damage caused to the impugned machines.

The Punjab and Haryana High Court noted that the 12-year-old "Laadli" left home in the evening to throw garbage but never returned and was later found dead in 2018.

A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and K Vinod Chandran Thursday dismissed the plea by advocate Ajay K Agrawal on September 19, 2005.

Public prosecutor emphases “use of firearm” to threaten forest officials: MLA points out non-recovery of the firearm and lack of scientific evidence for firing in the air

The Allahabad High Court imposed the penalty, noting that the petitioner was misuing the Right to Information Act (RTI).

During the hearing on July 30, the top court had told the Bihar government that “it is a pure legal issue” and the state will have to explain “how are you retaining a minister beyond

The Tirupur consumer commission ordered the institute to pay Rs 15,000 as compensation for denying refund of a substantial portion of the fee.

The commission found that complainant had acted prudently by locking vehicle, moving it to roadside. It therefore held insurer guilty of deficiency in service for wrongfully repudiating the theft claim.

The Kangra District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission was hearing a consumer complaint over BSNL's failure to restore an 83-year-old retired employee's concessional landline despite payment of dues.

The Chhattisgarh High Court noted that the husband claimed his government nurse wife looked down upon him for having a private job and being dark-complexioned.

The Allahabad High Court granted bail to a Pakistani woman accused of illegally residing in India for 35 years, holding that no evidence of forgery or fraud had been produced.

The court was hearing a plea by a welfare association for permission to hold a protest at Jantar Mantar.

The 4-year-old rape-murder victim’s family had alleged in the Supreme Court that she could have been saved had she been provided timely medical care.

The woman was challenging her conviction for the alleged murder of her two minor sons, whom the prosecution claimed were killed to remove an obstacle to her proposed marriage with another man.

The pregnant wife alleged severe physical assault and pressure to undergo sex determination test by her husband.