“Certified Copies Must Be Given Even to Third Parties”: NCLAT Rules Anyone Aggrieved by NCLT Order Can Appeal

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Chennai, ruled that any person aggrieved by an order of the National Company Law Tribunal may obtain its certified copy to file an appeal, even if they were not a party to the original proceedings.

Delhi Excise Case: Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia Submit Surety Bonds Before Rouse Avenue Court

Former Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia furnished Rs 50,000 surety bonds after discharge in the Delhi Excise Policy Case, with Rouse Avenue Court and Special Judge Jitendra Singh accepting the bonds to secure their presence if an appeal arises.

Rajender Nagar Coaching Centre Death: Rouse Avenue Court Asks CBI to Probe Negligence by MCD Officials

A Rouse Avenue Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to further probe alleged negligence and corruption by Municipal Corporation of Delhi officials after a protest petition by Suresh Delvin over his son Nevin’s death in the flooded basement of Rau’s IAS Study Circle.

National Lok Adalat 2026 on March 14: Courts Across India Set to Settle Thousands of Cases in One Day

The first National Lok Adalat of 2026 will be held across India on March 14 under NALSA to resolve disputes through speedy settlement. Courts, tribunals and consumer forums will take up cases including traffic challans, cheque bounce matters, bank recovery and motor accident claims.

Delhi Riots Case: Court Refuses Bail to Shahrukh Pathan Who Pointed Gun at Police Constable During 2020 Violence

A Delhi court has rejected the regular bail plea of Shahrukh Pathan, accused of pointing a gun at a police constable during the 2020 North-East Delhi riots. The court said there was no change in circumstances since the Delhi High Court had earlier denied him bail.

2020 Delhi Riots Case: Rouse Avenue Court Dismisses Plea Seeking FIR Against Kapil Mishra

A Delhi court dismissed a plea seeking registration of an FIR against Delhi Law Minister Kapil Mishra over the 2020 Delhi riots. The Rouse Avenue Court held that grounds were insufficient to order an FIR under Section 156(3) CrPC.

Insurance Companies Cannot Deny Valid Claims by Wrongly Using Exclusion Clauses: District Commission Slams Insurer for Deficiency in Service

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (East), Delhi held Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd. liable for deficiency in service after wrongly rejecting Anuradha Narang’s health insurance claim, ruling that incidental diagnoses cannot justify denial when treatment was for a covered illness.

Big Tree Entertainment Is Dominant But Has Not Abused Position: CCI on BookMyShow

The Competition Commission of India ruled that Big Tree Entertainment, operator of BookMyShow, holds a dominant position in online movie ticketing but did not abuse it under the Competition Act, 2002, dismissing rival Showtyme operator Vijay Gopal’s complaint.

Defamation Case Row: Court Seeks Rahul Gandhi Voice Verification, Next Hearing On March 23

A court postponed the defamation case hearing against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to March 23 after the complainant sought verification of submitted audio-video evidence. The MP-MLA court allowed a request to match the clips with Gandhi’s voice next hearing.

Big Relief For Rahul Gandhi: Nashik Court Closes Defamation Case Over Vinayak Savarkar Remark

A Nashik criminal court has dismissed the defamation case lodged against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for comments he made about Hindutva figure Vinayak Damodar Savarkar during the 2022 Bharat Jodo Yatra. The court’s decision formally ends the proceedings.