Sunjay Kapur Family Trust Dispute May End Through Mediation by August: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court was informed that mediation in the Sunjay Kapur family trust dispute could conclude by August, raising hopes of an amicable settlement. The matter involved an application by Karisma Kapoor’s children seeking additional time to file their written statement during ongoing mediation.

Litigants Cannot Blame Lawyers For Trial Delays After Seeking Repeated Adjournments: Gauhati High Court

The Gauhati High Court held that litigants cannot seek repeated adjournments during trial and later blame their lawyers for the resulting delay to reopen or prolong the proceedings. The Court said such tactics cannot be permitted in the interest of justice.

If A Coconut Tree Could Laugh, It Would Laugh At These Neighbours: Kerala High Court On Neighbours’ Fight

The Kerala High Court dismissed a plea over a coconut tree on a neighbour’s land, calling it a classic case of unnecessary litigation driven by ego clashes between neighbours. Remarking that the tree itself might laugh at the dispute, the Court said its quiet existence had unnecessarily become the subject of valuable judicial time.

Trademark Battle: Supreme Court Restores Contempt Proceedings Against Hero Ecotech

The Supreme Court of India restored contempt proceedings in the HERO trademark dispute between Hero Cycles Limited and Hero Ecotech Limited, setting aside the Patna High Court order that quashed action under Order XXXIX Rule 2A CPC.

Delhi Bar Associations Demand Rs 20 Crore Pecuniary Limit for District Courts, Urge Law Minister Meghwal

Delhi’s Bar Associations are advocating for a tenfold increase in district courts’ pecuniary jurisdiction, from Rs 2 crore to Rs 20 crore, due to rising inflation. They met Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal to discuss amending the Delhi High Court Act, highlighting the need for the change to address outdated limits and reduce the High Court’s burden.