Delhi High Court allows Natasha Narwal to travel to UK for a month, but with strings attached: an undertaking to return, a bond and surety, and no comment on the merits of the Delhi riots case pending against her. New Delhi: Natasha Narwal, an accused in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case, can go to […]
A Magistrate refused a wife’s request for a Look Out Circular; the High Court has now directed the police to take steps towards one, as an interim measure, with the matter to be heard again after two weeks. Bengaluru: Directing the police to take steps to issue a Look Out Circular (LOC) against a husband […]
The Delhi High Court has permitted Vivo Finance Director Harinder Dahiya to travel to Bangkok for four days, suspending the lookout circular against him for that period and imposing conditions to secure his return. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has allowed Senior Director (Finance and Accounts) of Vivo Mobile India Private Limited, Harinder Dahiya, […]
The Rajasthan High Court has permitted an accused couple to travel abroad for four months to be with their son ahead of his scheduled surgery, holding that parental concern cannot be measured by whether the medical advice was given on an outpatient basis. Jodhpur: The Rajasthan High Court has set aside an order of a […]
The Bombay High Court may lift the LOC against UK-based doctor Sangram Patil if probe reports are delayed beyond three weeks. The State said it has no objection, subject to Patil assuring cooperation with the investigation.
The Bombay High Court ruled that the right to travel abroad is part of personal liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution of India and quashed an LOC against a Pune resident issued by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office.
The Allahabad High Court granted protection from arrest to celebrity hairstylist Jawed Habib and his son in a multi-crore fraud case, offering them interim relief while directing the police not to take coercive action during the ongoing investigation.
Today, On 16th October, Actor Shilpa Shetty informed the Bombay High Court that she is withdrawing her request for permission to travel abroad, as her plans did not materialize, in the ongoing Rs 60-crore cheating case involving her and husband Raj Kundra.
The Bombay High Court barred Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra from leisure trips abroad and said work-related travel can be considered only after depositing Rs 60 crore. The case involves a Rs 60 crore cheating allegation linked to their defunct company, Best Deal TV.
Delhi HC refused to hear Bhanu Tatak’s challenge against travel restrictions citing lack of jurisdiction. Court directed her to approach Gauhati High Court’s Arunachal Pradesh Bench.
