Court Cannot Enforce Promises Made by CM in a Press Meet: Delhi HC Set-Aside Verdict on Arvind Kejriwal

The Delhi High Court ruled that courts cannot enforce a Chief Minister’s press conference promises, overturning a verdict against Arvind Kejriwal that had directed the government to honour his COVID-era rent payment assurance for tenants.

Madras High Court Stays ‘VAPO’ Publici Juris Ruling in a Trademark Battle Between P&G and IPI

The Madras High Court stayed a single judge ruling declaring “VAPO” as publici juris in a trademark dispute between Procter & Gamble Company and IPI India, observing that the finding needs further examination without restraining mark usage.

Frame Rules To Identify Outsiders In The State: Jharkhand High Court Orders Government

The Jharkhand High Court directed the state government to frame clear guidelines for identifying persons originating from outside Jharkhand, stressing administrative clarity. The division bench made the observation while hearing a plea concerning a missing child from Gumla district.