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.
Tag: Legal
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.
Supreme Court Refuses Judicial Officer’s Petition Seeking Consideration of Name for High Court Elevation
The court told Arvind Malhotra a Principal Family Court Judge in Dharamshala that no judicial direction could be issued to the High Court Collegium on elevations.
Supreme Court Upholds Right to Walk on Footpaths as Fundamental Calls for Independent Regulator
The court made strong observations about pedestrian rights and directed the government to consider establishing a dedicated body to protect walking infrastructure in cities.
Supreme Court Stays Allahabad HC Order on Rs 10 Lakh Compensation for Illegal Detention
The apex court put a temporary hold on the High Court’s direction to the state government to pay compensation to a man held illegally for over three months.
Local Commissioner’s Report Can Form Basis of Decree in Delhi Commercial Court Trademark Case
The court clarified evidentiary standards in intellectual property litigation holding that commissioner-gathered on-site evidence can support a final decree in trade mark suits.
Bengaluru Court Issues John Doe Order Restraining Publication of Content Against Andhra Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan
The injunction prevents unknown online publishers from spreading unverified land grab allegations against the Janasena leader who serves as Andhra Pradesh’s Deputy CM.
Kerala Court Refuses to Refer Nivin Pauly Film Disputes to Arbitration
The court rejected an application to take two of the actor-producer’s film contract disputes out of judicial proceedings and into private arbitration.