The Delhi High Court ruled that money earned from illegal cricket betting can be attached by the ED if it originates from criminal acts linked to scheduled offences under PMLA. It held that the illegal origin of funds continues to taint all profits, even if betting itself is not a scheduled offence.
The Delhi High Court has made permanent its order stopping a YouTube channel from impersonating Anjana Om Kashyap through deepfake-style videos. The Court said such fake channels can cause serious harm and spread misinformation.
The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi Government to grant law researchers the enhanced pay of Rs 80,000 per month with retrospective effect from October 1, 2022. The Bench held that the decision on remuneration lies within the powers of the Chief Justice under Article 229 of the Constitution.
The Delhi High Court ruled that Indian law does not recognize marital rape, cancelling charges against a husband under Section 377 IPC due to a lack of clear consent denial from the wife. The case highlights the absence of legal provisions against marital rape, emphasizing ongoing debates regarding women’s rights and sexual autonomy in India.
NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court, on February 4, ruled that people who are arrested must be told why they are being arrested immediately. They must also be given enough time to speak with their lawyer before any decision is made on whether they should be sent to police or judicial custody.
