DELHI HIGH COURT
GMR’s DIAL moves SC against HC order asking GM Rao to vacate Pushpanjali Farms
GMR-led Delhi International Airport (DIAL) has appealed to the Supreme Court against a Delhi High Court order directing GMR Group Chairman GM Rao to vacate his residential premises on Pushpanjali Farms, now owned by Onkar Infotech.
SC transfers all petitions challenging online gaming law to itself
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) sought a transfer of three pending cases from the high courts to the apex court on the grounds that different HCs may arrive at inconsistent findings on the same Central legislation.
Land-for-jobs case: Lalu says CBI FIR filed sans sanction, urges Delhi HC to quash it
Lalu Prasad Yadav has approached the Delhi High Court seeking to quash the CBI FIR in the land-for-jobs scam, arguing it was registered without the necessary sanction under the Prevention of Corruption Act, rendering the investigation illegal. The CBI, however, accused Yadav of deliberately delaying arguments in the trial court.
NHAI likely to reconsider decision of recruiting lawyers based on CLAT-PG score, Delhi HC told
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has informed the Delhi High Court that it will likely reconsider using CLAT-PG scores for lawyer recruitment. This decision follows a plea challenging the NHAI's notification, arguing that CLAT-PG is designed for postgraduate admissions, not public employment.
Delhi HC dismisses early release plea of terror convict serving life term for conspiracy to abduct foreigners
The Delhi High Court rejected Nasir Mohd Sodozey's plea for early release, emphasizing the gravity of his terror conspiracy involving the kidnapping of foreign nationals. The court underscored that his actions, executed under Harqat-ul-Ansar, threatened national security and aimed to destabilize the State. Prolonged incarceration doesn't outweigh societal interests when the crime undermines the rule of law and international standing.
Nitish Katara murder case: SC refuses to extend interim bail of convict Vikas Yadav
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to extend interim bail for Vikas Yadav, serving 25 years in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case, and asked him to approach the Delhi High Court. Yadav, jailed for over 23 years, had sought bail citing his upcoming marriage and need to arrange ₹54 lakh fine. His cousin Vishal Yadav is also convicted.
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She sold her house for Rs 2.7 crore to buy seven new flats and paid no income tax, wins case in ITAT Delhi; Know how
Saroj sold her Punjabi Bagh house for Rs 2.7 crore. She then bought seven apartments in Greater Noida. She reported Rs 5 lakh income in ITR and claimed Rs 2.2 crore LTCG tax exemption. The tax department partially denied the exemption. Then Saroj appealed to ITAT Delhi. ITAT Delhi ruled in her favor.
Child's testimony alone can secure conviction if reliable, inspires confidence, says Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court affirmed a 12-year prison sentence for a man convicted of repeatedly raping a 10-year-old girl in 2017. The court emphasized that the child's testimony was trustworthy and consistent, sufficient for conviction even as the sole witness. The convict, who lured the victim with food, was found guilty based on her reliable account.
Sharjeel Imam moves Supreme Court against Delhi HC order denying him bail in 2020 Delhi riots case
Activist Sharjeel Imam has approached the Supreme Court to challenge the Delhi High Court's denial of bail in a UAPA case related to the 2020 Delhi riots. The High Court had rejected bail pleas of several accused, emphasizing that while peaceful protest is a right, conspiratorial violence cannot be permitted under the guise of demonstrations.
Delhi Court allows jailed MP Engineer Rashid to vote in Vice Presidential election on September 9
Engineer Rashid, the Lok Sabha MP from Baramulla, has been granted permission by a Delhi court to vote in the upcoming Vice Presidential election. Rashid is currently jailed in Tihar under UAPA charges related to a 2017 terror funding case. The court's decision follows a previous grant of custody parole for Rashid to attend the Parliament session.
Fashion designers take the fight to duplicate brands
Rahul Mishra secured a court injunction against unauthorized copying of his designs, emphasizing the critical role of intellectual property in India's economic growth. The fashion industry faces increasing counterfeiting due to e-commerce and social media, prompting designers to seek legal protection.
Delhi HC orders Rs 1 cr ex-gratia for kin of school principal who died on Covid duty
The Delhi High Court has instructed the Delhi government to provide Rs 1 crore to the family of a school principal. The principal died while performing COVID-19 duties. This decision overturns a previous ruling. The court recognized his death was due to contracting the virus during his assigned duties. The government must process the payment within eight weeks.
Will approach SC against 'injustice': Sibal on HC rejecting Umar Khalid's bail plea in Delhi riots case
Kapil Sibal has criticized the Delhi High Court's denial of bail to Umar Khalid in the Delhi riots case, alleging a violation of Article 21 and announcing plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Sibal questioned the state of democracy and the judiciary, highlighting the prolonged detention of Khalid and the slow pace of the court proceedings.
Terror funding case: SC notice to NIA on Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Shah's plea for bail
The Supreme Court has requested a response from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) regarding Shabir Ahmed Shah's appeal against the Delhi High Court's decision to deny him bail in a terror funding case. While refusing interim bail due to Shah's claimed illness, the court has scheduled a hearing in two weeks.
Delhi HC directs GMR chairman to vacate his residential premises & hand over 2.45 acre Pushpanjali Farms
The Delhi High Court ordered GM Rao, chairman of GMR group, to vacate his residence. The property, Pushpanjali Farms, must be handed over to Onkar Infotech. The court rejected DIAL's argument that the eviction suit was not valid. The lease was terminated after Onkar Infotech became the owner. DIAL's claim that part of the land was agricultural was also dismissed.
HC directs Delhi govt to release pending EV subsidies promptly
The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi government to expedite the release of pending subsidies to electric vehicle purchasers under the 2020 policy, criticizing the government's reliance on the absence of fixed timelines for disbursal.
Delhi HC directs govt to disburse subsidies promised to EV buyers
The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi government to promptly release electric vehicle subsidies. The court emphasized that procedural delays are unacceptable. It instructed the transport department to establish a dedicated bank account for subsidy disbursement. This action follows a PIL filed by Jan Seva Welfare Society. The PIL highlighted the non-payment of subsidies affecting EV buyers.
Everyone comes here due to proximity: SC on plea seeking expeditious hearing in Delhi HC
The Supreme Court reprimanded Leena Paulose, wife of Sukesh Chandrashekar, regarding the delay in her bail plea hearing in a Rs 200 crore extortion case. Justices Datta and Mishra expressed disapproval of approaching the apex court for expedited hearings. Paulose's lawyer cited repeated listing without progress in the Delhi High Court.
Delhi High Court blocks SFIO investigation into Moser Baer
The Delhi High Court has nullified the corporate affairs ministry's order for the Serious Fraud Investigation Office to investigate Moser Baer India Ltd and its subsidiaries. The court found the directive legally unsound, noting it was issued without proper consideration and conflicted with forensic audit reports. The ruling came after a plea by Nita Puri, challenging the SFIO probe.
Delhi HC to CBIC: Consider preferential treatment for start-ups, MSMEs in customs delays
The Delhi High Court has urged the CBIC and Commissioner of Customs to explore preferential treatment for start-ups and MSMEs, particularly for low-value consignments. This consideration includes expedited timelines, warehousing solutions, and provisional release of confiscated goods. The court emphasized aligning customs procedures with the prevailing policy of encouraging small businesses, requesting affidavits by October 28.
2020 riots: Delhi HC denies bail to Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid, 7 others
A bench of Justices Navin Chawla and Shalinder Kaur pronounced the order on the bail pleas of Khalid, Imam, Mohd Saleem Khan, Shifa Ur Rehman, Athar Khan, Meeran Haider, Abdul Khalid Saifi, Gulfisha Fatima and Shadab Ahmed. "All the appeals are dismissed," the bench held on Tuesday after reserving its order on July 9.
Delhi High Court urges review of govt tender conditions affecting insolvent companies
The Delhi High Court has urged the central government to reconsider its tender conditions that prevent companies undergoing corporate insolvency resolution from participating in government tenders for seven years. The court emphasized that while it cannot alter tender conditions, the government should consider the IBC's objective of reviving distressed companies through successful resolution applicants.
Delhi HC seeks Zee’s reply on Aditya Birla Finance plea in ₹134-cr loan dispute
The Delhi High Court is reviewing a dispute between Aditya Birla Finance (ABFL) and Zee Entertainment over a Rs 134 crore loan to Siti Network. ABFL challenges an arbitral tribunal's decision dismissing its claims against Zee, while Zee contests the tribunal's order regarding the withdrawal of Rs 23.8 crore by Siti's resolution professional.
Delhi HC stays Rs 329 cr tax penalty on Vivo Mobile India, seeks I-I dept response
The Delhi High Court has provided temporary relief to Vivo Mobile India. It stayed a Rs 329 crore penalty levied by the income tax department. The court has also sought a response from the department. Oppo India faces a similar situation with a much larger penalty. The next hearing is scheduled for September 23.
Delhi HC reserves order on maintainability of PFI's plea against ban
The Delhi High Court has reserved its order on the maintainability of PFI's petition challenging the ban imposed by the Centre. The Centre argues the petition isn't maintainable under Article 226 as the UAPA tribunal was headed by a sitting High Court judge.
Delhi High Court sides with designer Rahul Mishra in major design theft case, designer says the fight is beyond the fabric
Rahul Mishra won a court order against those copying his designs. The Delhi High Court supported him. It stopped the making and selling of fake items. These items copied his 'Tigress' design. Celebrities wore the copied clothes. Mishra says this protects artisans. He wants to stop cheap copies that hurt their work.
Delhi HC rules in favor of designer Rahul Mishra in design theft case — Counterfeit clothes worn by Kapil Sharma, Orry, and Badshah
The Delhi High Court has ruled in favour of designer Rahul Mishra in a major copyright case, granting an ad-interim injunction against parties accused of copying his signature “Tigress” and floral motifs from the Sunderbans collection. The court observed that the replicas, worn by celebrities including Kapil Sharma, Orry, Shivam Khajuria, and Badshah, were near-identical to Mishra’s originals and could mislead the public. The order prohibits further manufacturing and sale of the counterfeit garments and directs the defendants to remove all listings and preserve sales records
Delhi HC sets aside CIC order to disclose info on Smriti Irani's educational records
The Delhi High Court overturned a Central Information Commission order. The order had directed CBSE to release BJP leader Smriti Irani's Class X and XII records. The court stated her educational qualifications weren't statutory requirements for her public office. This decision came as the court allowed CBSE's petition challenging the CIC's previous directive.
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