Impact & implications of GST on Legal Practitioners: Clarification sought from Government
Delhi High Court: Taking note of the fact that the legal practitioners are under a genuine doubt whether they require to get
Delhi High Court
Education system has become a machine that mass produces clones
Delhi High Court: Coming down heavily upon the current Education system, the Court that the Education system has become completely dehumanised and
Ban on BBC documentary Leslie Udwin’s ‘India’s Daughter’ to continue
Delhi High Court: Deciding the issue of ban on the telecast of the BBC documentary “India’s Daughter” by the Central Government and
Owners of intellectual property rights not based in India not exigible to tax under Income Tax Act, 1961 on income accruing from transfer of such right
Delhi High Court: Dealing with the question of situs or location of intellectual property rights in logos, trade marks and brands with
Election Commission directed to prevent political parties in power from using public funds & places for propagating party symbols/leaders
Delhi High Court: Disposing of a petition which sought freezing of the symbol “elephant” as the reserved symbol of Bahujan Samaj Party, the
No redressal for non-compliance of statutory provisions of environmental laws for 20 years
Delhi High Court: Deciding on the issue of legality and validity of the fee schedule prescribed by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee,
Appointment of Judges in Delhi High Court
The President appointed (i) Shri Justice Parkash Singh Teji, (ii) Shri Justice Inder Singh Mehta, (iii) Shri Justice Ravindra Kumar Gauba, and Smt. Justice
Due process of law to be followed before depriving adoptive parent of child’s custody
Delhi High Court: Disposing of a petition wherein the petitioner had sought a writ of habeas corpus directing the respondents to produce
Policy of ‘one Bar, one vote’ & ‘one person, one chamber, one court complex’ to be incorporated in Rules of all Bar Associations across Delhi
Delhi High Court: Disposing of a batch of petitions dealing with a matter of public importance involving the functioning of courts and
Technical and procedural arguments cannot be allowed to come in the way of substantial justice
Delhi High Court: While dismissing a writ petition that challenged a Central Information Commission order, a single-judge bench of Manmohan, J., held
Identity of victim/prosecutrix in sexual assault cases should not be disclosed in judgment
Delhi High Court: The Single Judge Bench of S.P. Garg, J cautioned the lower court Judges that the identity of the victim
Excellence in sports cannot be scientifically ascertained and necessarily entails discretion
Delhi High Court: A Single Bench of Rajiv Sahai Endlaw, J., while relying upon Punjabi University v. Union of India, 2011 SCC
Requirement of father’s name of applicant not mandatory for issuing passport, mother’s name sufficient
Delhi High Court: Allowing the petition wherein the petitioner had sought reissuance of her daughter’s passport without insisting upon the father’s name
Appeal against decree in partition suit languishing for 30 years, heard by 75 Judges, termed unfortunate
Delhi High Court: Disposing of an appeal filed in 1985 against a judgment and decree in a partition suit, the Court observed