The Calcutta High Court struck down Regulation 4.4 of the West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission, stating it “grants licensee unrestricted authority to limit withdrawal & impose excessive charges.” The provision was deemed unconstitutional and arbitrary.
Today, On 21st May, The BJP appealed a Calcutta High Court order restricting derogatory ads against the TMC. They claim they were not given a chance to present their case. The court has agreed to prioritize the matter but criticized the Election Commission for not addressing the TMC’s complaints. The order mandates the BJP to cease such ads immediately.
The Calcutta High Court today issued an order restraining the BJP from publishing derogatory ads against the TMC due to Election Commission failure. The BJP’s ads violated the Model Code of Conduct and infringed on fair election rights. The Court’s decision aims to safeguard the integrity of the election process until further notice.
Yesterday, 6th April, The Calcutta HC ruled that Google Play is not a Payment Aggregator, but the RBI will make the final decision. The court rejected Hoichoi’s plea for protection against removal from the platform for not adopting Google Play Billing System. The matter is referred to the RBI for further judgment.
The Calcutta High Court ordered the release of a Pakistani national who had completed a three-year prison term but was detained due to Pakistan’s refusal to acknowledge his citizenship. Emphasizing equality and personal liberty, the court stated that his continued detention violated his right to dignity. The decision comes after the petitioner filed a plea seeking release to reunite with his family.
The Calcutta High Court has ordered the closure of Sass Med Private Limited, a nursing home in Beniapukur, by March 31 due to severe fire safety violations. Despite granting a one and a half months’ grace period for corrective measures, the court emphasized the immediate risks and broader public safety implications. This decision aims to uphold safety standards and protect public health.
Calcutta High Court has sought an explanation from a group of doctors regarding the medical termination of a minor petitioner’s pregnancy. This action came after the court had specifically ordered the formation of a Medical Board to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of proceeding with the pregnancy termination, rather than authorizing the procedure itself. The […]
The Calcutta High Court, led by Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya, granted permission for a 27-year-old woman to terminate her 23-week pregnancy, highlighting the evolving landscape of reproductive rights in India. The decision reflects the delicate balance between legal aspects and individual well-being, marking a milestone in discussions on women’s reproductive rights and medical responsibilities.
The Calcutta High Court, while addressing the issue of media reports concerning Abhishek Banerjee, observed that courts cannot issue gag orders on what appears to be “political propaganda.” Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya emphasized the importance of media freedom in a democratic society, stating, “Even if we suppose pass such an order (restraining media from reporting), how […]