The Delhi High Court set aside Union Bank of India’s decision to label a company linked to Jai Anmol Ambani as fraudulent, citing violation of natural justice. The Court held that no valid show cause notice was served and allowed the bank to restart the process afresh as per law.
The Delhi High Court held that access to electricity is a fundamental right under Article 21 and cannot be denied to a person in lawful possession of a property. The Court ordered BSES to restore power without insisting on a landlord’s NOC despite a pending tenancy dispute.
The Delhi High Court has upheld an interim ban on Acqualite, preventing it from manufacturing slippers deceptively similar to Relaxo’s Hawai brand. The ruling reinforces protection of Relaxo’s trademark and brand identity.
The Delhi High Court rejected a PIL challenging the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections on waging war against India. The Bench cautioned petitioner Upendra Nath Dalai for repeatedly filing similar petitions and hinted at imposing costs.
The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL by NGO Infrastructure Watchdog seeking a probe into Punjab National Bank and Bank of Maharashtra’s One-Time Settlement with Asian Hotels North, calling it speculative and unsupported by facts.
The Delhi High Court has directed the government to pay Rs 1 crore ex-gratia to the family of a school principal who died after contracting COVID-19 while on duty. The bench said his death was “attributable to the discharge of such specific duties.”
The Delhi High Court has ruled that all DU colleges must strictly reserve 5% seats for Sports and ECA categories. The Court clarified the quota is compulsory and must be followed in future admissions.
Delhi High Court questioned restaurants for levying service charges despite already charging above MRP for food and drinks. The bench said ambience and service are included in the inflated prices, calling the extra charge unfair.
Delhi High Court imposes Rs 10,000 fine on Balbir Meena for misusing SC/ST Victim Compensation Scheme after settling the case. Court says such acts raise “grave doubts” and warns against future abuse of the law.
Delhi HC rejects plea to cancel FIR in child abuse case, stressing that such crimes go beyond private disputes. Court cites public interest and child protection.
