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Non-committal, consensual relationship without fulfilling the promise to marry is not rape

Bombay High Court: While deciding the instant case, the bench comprising of Mrs. Mridula Bhatkar, J. held that every breach of promise

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Court came down heavily on petitions with divisive agenda and endeavour

Madras High Court: While condemning the motive of the petitioner for filing the present petition which seeks to raise divisive issues of

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“Make My Trip (India) Pvt. Ltd.” was granted interim injunction restraining usage of its Trade mark and logo

Delhi High Court: In a huge relief to the “Make my trip (India) Pvt.Ltd”, a pioneer in online travel industry, who had

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Conversion into Islam for the only purpose of marriage is held to be invalid

Allahabad High Court: Speaking on the recent issue of conversion and dismissing the several clubbed petitions where Hindu girls converted into Islam

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Fortis hospital’s appeal that certificate for transplantation of liver includes pancreas dismissed

Karnataka High Court: Dismissing the petition filed by “Fortis Hospitals Ltd.”, a global brand in health care services, who was aggrieved by

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Business clients to continue paying service tax on legal fees

Bombay High Court: Setting aside the writ petitions filed by The Bombay Bar Association, Advocates Association of Western India and a few

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Constitutionality of Section 53-A CrPC upheld

Karnataka High Court: In the case where the constitutionality of Section 53-A CrPC that deals with examination of person accused of rape

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Cases of sexual harassment of minor girls by their relatives cannot be permitted to be compounded

Kerala High Court– Taking a stern stand against the cases of sexual harassment of minors by their close relatives, the bench of

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Pondicherry University directed to amend Sections 2(h) and 8 of Ordinance No. 8 to include the expression ‘sexual harassment of students’

Madras High Court: While deciding the instant petition dealing with sexual harassment of the students within the college premises, the Court berating

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Court dismisses the appeal to issue interim Stay Order on the quashment of Admission Order 2013

Delhi High Court: The Division Bench comprising G. Rohini, CJ., and R.S Endlaw, J dismissed the appeal to issue interim Stay Order

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Four Star hotels eligible for conducting bars for serving liquor

Kerala High Court: In a recent petition, owners of hotels with four star classification contested that they have acquired all necessary parameters

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Writ Petition to forbear Muslim associations for conducting procession in the name of Babari Mosque Demolition on 6.12.2014 dismissed

Madras High Court-The writ petition filed by the Hindu Munnetra Kalagam to forbear the State Authorities from granting any permission either to

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Non-committal, consensual relationship without fulfilling the promise to marry is not rape

Court came down heavily on petitions with divisive agenda and endeavour

“Make My Trip (India) Pvt. Ltd.” was granted interim injunction restraining usage of its Trade mark and logo

Conversion into Islam for the only purpose of marriage is held to be invalid

Fortis hospital’s appeal that certificate for transplantation of liver includes pancreas dismissed

Business clients to continue paying service tax on legal fees

Constitutionality of Section 53-A CrPC upheld

Cases of sexual harassment of minor girls by their relatives cannot be permitted to be compounded

Pondicherry University directed to amend Sections 2(h) and 8 of Ordinance No. 8 to include the expression ‘sexual harassment of students’

Court dismisses the appeal to issue interim Stay Order on the quashment of Admission Order 2013

Four Star hotels eligible for conducting bars for serving liquor

Writ Petition to forbear Muslim associations for conducting procession in the name of Babari Mosque Demolition on 6.12.2014 dismissed

Writ Petition cannot be filed to direct payment of money by enforcement of contractual obligation

Misuse of Article 19(1)(a) in the name of protecting ideologies, rebuked

‘Red handed’ in bribe case need not necessarily prove guilt

Proprietorship over the trademark lies on the exporter/ manufacturer of the goods and not on the distributor/ importer

Chief Cane Officer of Tirutthani Cooperative Sugar Mills is a ‘public servant’ under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988

Office orders on nursery admissions issued by Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, quashed

Non-Signatories bound by Arbitration Agreement

Ban on access of undergraduate girls in campus library of Aligarh Muslim University lifted