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“Defendant is free to use the two proposed marks, i.e., 
and 
, so long as the said marks are used in a manner where the words ‘MY’ or ‘मेरी’ are of the same font, colour and size as the word ‘RAASHEE’.”
“What are the exceptional medical grounds have not been laid down and this can lead to arbitrariness in the matter of grant of permission for such donations.”
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“Petitioners were suggested to take corrective measures to ensure that entire activity of channel is under its own control and demonstrate the same through furnishing a future roadmap to align its structure and operations in accordance with the Guidelines for Uplinking and Downlinking of Satellite Television Channels in India, 2022.”
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The Calcutta High Court noted literal interpretation of Section 9 of the Act supports the idea of provisional relief before the final enforcement of the arbitral award under Section 36.
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“Admitting EWS/DG students to the extent of at least 25% of the strength of its entry level class is the statutory obligation of every school which falls within Section 2(n)(iv) of the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009.”
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Calcutta High Court rejected the idea of directing a specific allocation but highlighted the duty of the government to formulate a policy.
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“A.P. Public Employment (Recording and Alteration of Date of Birth) Rules, 1984 do not permit alteration of date of birth on the basis of any judgement, decree or order of a Civil Court and no indulgence can be shown.”
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“Where an Act provides a complete machinery for redressal the aggrieved party is not permitted to abandon that machinery to invoke jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution.”
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Supreme Court reiterated that in addition to punishing a contemnor for disobeying its orders, the Court can also ensure that such a contemnor does not continue to enjoy the benefits of his disobedience by merely suffering the punishment meted out to him.
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“A commercial dispute, which ought to have been resolved through the forum of Civil Court has been given criminal colour by lifting from the penal code certain words or phrases and implanting them in a criminal complaint.”
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Calcutta High Court held that a juridical person cannot be physically apprehended, and such an order is not executable.
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The Supreme Court gave directions to the Central Empowered Committee, entrusted with monitoring and compliance of the orders of the Supreme Court on Environment, to promote transparency and efficiency in its functioning.
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“Section 482 CrPC, 1973, iterates the inherent power of the Court, which is extraordinary in nature and assiduously to be exercised to prevent the abuse of the process of any Court or otherwise to serve the ends of justice.”
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“The report of the Central Drugs Laboratory, Kolkata clearly shows that the sample was found to be conforming to the standard laid down, hence, the case of the prosecution that the Drug did not conform to the standard has been falsified by this report.”
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“Since miscarriage itself has not been proved beyond doubt, the other ingredients that Appellant 1 did that act with such intention and the miscarriage caused the death of woman and without the consent of woman are absolutely missing.”
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The Supreme Court was called upon to decide whether the appellant Court was right in rejecting the application of the accused seeking opinion of the handwriting expert in Cheque Dishonour case.
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The petition was filed by political satirist Kunal Kamra along with the Editors Guild of India, the Association of Indian Magazines and the News Broadcast and Digital Association.
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“Jaipur Development Authority wrote to the petitioner that NOC was granted to it for the location near Shanti Marriage Garden, but the tower was installed elsewhere against the terms and conditions of the NOC.”
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“The caste or religion of parties should not be mentioned in the memo of parties of a petition/proceeding filed before the Court, irrespective of whether any such details have been furnished before the Courts below.”
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GNLU was directed to disclose the measures taken by the ICC to ensure that the complaints lodged before the Committee reach them without any manual intervention or external pressure.
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