New Delhi, Feb 4: The Delhi High Court given a final opportunity to the Delhi government to submit a status report on a case filed by several blind students who are seeking accommodation to continue their education. On Tuesday, Justice Sachin Datta remarked that the Delhi government’s social welfare department had been ordered to file the report, but had failed to do so.
The Delhi High Court (HC) held an individual in contempt for using a forged document to cut down a tree, emphasizing the importance of legal compliance in environmental matters. The court’s decision underscores the consequences of fraudulent actions and the imperative of obeying court orders. The case highlights the judiciary’s commitment to upholding environmental laws.
Delhi High Court has recently ruled in favor of the iconic “Dolma Aunty Momos,” leading to the cancellation of a competing trademark “Dolma. New Delhi, India – The Delhi High Court has recently ruled in favor of the iconic “Dolma Aunty Momos,” leading to the cancellation of a competing trademark “Dolma” that was registered by […]
