Bombay HC: Grants Two Couples with Donor Eggs, Right to Surrogacy for Parenthood Under Article 14 of the Constitution

The Bombay High Court granted two couples the right to pursue surrogacy with donor eggs, challenging the 2023 amendment to surrogacy regulations. The ruling recognized the couples’ right to parenthood, emphasizing reproductive health as a fundamental liberty. The decision sets a precedent for couples seeking alternative paths to parenthood under Indian law.

Bombay High Court: “Half-cooked, half-baked petitions are filed”; on Maratha-Kunbi Caste Certificates

The Bombay High Court criticized the unpreparedness of the petition challenging the issuance of ‘Kunbi’ caste certificates to the ‘Maratha’ community. The court questioned the inclusion of the Maharashtra Advocate General in the petition and emphasized the need for thorough preparation in legal petitions, adjourning the hearing to February 20. The case highlights complexities in caste certification and socio-political issues.

Bombay High Court Refuses Anticipatory Bail to Man Accused of Marrying Multiple Women in Cheating Case

It also serves as a cautionary tale about the potential pitfalls of online matchmaking platforms. The Bombay High Court has denied anticipatory bail to a man accused of marrying at least five women and engaging in fraudulent activities. This case highlights the complexities of matrimonial fraud and the legal system’s response to such allegations. Also […]

Bombay High Court Grants Bail in Tax Fraud Case, Highlights Lesser Severity Compared to Violent Crimes

This pivotal decision by Justice Urmila Joshi-Phalke marks a significant moment in distinguishing between the gravity of financial offenses and more severe crimes like murder or terrorism. In a landmark judgment, the Bombay High Court has authorized the release on bail of Rahul Jain, who faced allegations of committing a substantial tax fraud, estimated at […]