The Commercial Court held that a commissioner’s on-site inspection and report submitted in a trademark dispute can serve as valid documentary evidence to support a decree.
Category: Legal
Supreme Court Issues Draft Regulations on Use of AI in Courts Invites Public Comments
The apex court extended the deadline for submissions on its Draft Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence in Courts 2026 as part of a technology governance initiative.
High Court: Consumer Buys Premium Vehicle for Safety Not to Visit Workshop Repeatedly
A High Court observed that luxury vehicle buyers have a right to expect reliability and that repeated workshop visits constitute grounds for a consumer rights complaint.
Hyderabad Court Grants Interim Bail to POCSO Accused Bandi Bageerath for Board Examinations
The sessions court balanced the severity of the POCSO allegation against the accused’s educational rights granting limited bail exclusively to enable exam attendance.
NALSA Organises Mega Legal Awareness Programme in Srinagar on Women’s Access to Justice
The National Legal Services Authority held a large-scale awareness event in Srinagar with Justice Vikram Nath calling for strengthening legal aid for women in conflict-prone areas.
High Court Advocates Association Seeks Elevation of Telangana-Origin Advocates as Judges
The Bar association submitted a representation to the Supreme Court Collegium requesting that lawyers with roots in Telangana be considered for upcoming High Court vacancies.
Centre Informs Supreme Court of New Policy for NEET Gulf Students Affected by Exam Cancellations
The Union government told the bench comprising Justice SVN Bhatti and Justice Vipul Pancholi that a fresh all-India policy was framed for students displaced by the Gulf crisis.
CID Questioning a Lawyer on Cases Being Argued by Him: Calcutta HC Raises Concern
The Chief Minister’s MP from Trinamool Congress wrote to the High Court’s Bar Association after a detective agency reportedly called a lawyer representing a sensitive case.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Reappointed for Three More Years Effective July 1 2026
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved Mehta’s third consecutive term as Solicitor General making him one of the longest-serving holders of the office.
Supreme Court: Court Cannot Force Plaintiff to Accept Compensation Instead of Injunction When None Was Sought
The apex court held that it would be improper to substitute injunctive relief with a damages award when the plaintiff never asked for compensation in the first place.