Brand Name Cannot Be Used Beyond Limits: Bombay HC Upholds Bar On New Indian Express Operations Outside Southern States

The Bombay High Court upheld restrictions on The New Indian Express using the brand name beyond agreed territorial limits under a family settlement. The Court dismissed EPM’s appeal and reaffirmed The Indian Express’s trademark and brand rights.

Delete The Post,  Social Media Is Not A License To Tarnish Actor’s Reputation: Bombay High Court Advises Salman Khan’s Neighbour

The Bombay High Court advised Salman Khan’s neighbour Ketan Kakkad to consider deleting social media posts and videos targeting the actor, observing that access to digital platforms does not confer a right to damage another person’s reputation. The Court stressed that pending disputes should be resolved through legal proceedings.

Fair Reporting Of Open Court Orders Cannot Amount To Contempt Of Court Even If Unsigned: Punjab And Haryana High Court

The Punjab and Haryana High Court held that fair and accurate reporting of judicial orders pronounced in open court does not amount to contempt merely because the order remains unsigned, reaffirming the principles of open justice, press freedom, and transparency in judicial proceedings.

Recording Proceedings Without Authorization is Strictly not Allowed: Delhi High Court Directs Police  to Remove Kejriwal Court Video

The Delhi High Court directed police to remove unauthorized videos of Arvind Kejriwal’s court arguments in the excise policy case. Court clarified recording proceedings without permission violates rules and strict action is necessary to prevent misuse of judicial process

Multiple False IPR Complaints Have Removed My Pages: Journalist Approaches P&H High Court Against AAP’s Copyright Strikes

The Punjab and Haryana High Court issued notice on a journalist’s plea against action on his Facebook pages and a copyright strike. The court said petitioner Rattandeep Singh Dhaliwal may approach grievance and appellate authorities.

What Is The Reason For Coming Here?: Delhi HC Protects Jubin Nautiyal’s Personality Rights, Questions Why Celebrities Avoid Local Courts

The Delhi High Court moved to protect singer Jubin Nautiyal’s personality rights but sharply questioned why celebrities avoid their local courts, asking pointedly whether Uttarakhand lacks jurisdiction or even access to platforms like Google in such legal disputes.

Abhijit Iyer Mitra Moves Delhi High Court To Quash Defamation Case Filed By Newslaundry Journalists

Abhijit Iyer Mitra has approached the Delhi High Court seeking dismissal of a defamation suit filed by nine Newslaundry journalists over alleged abusive social media posts. The case, which seeks ₹2 crore in damages and a written apology, has been listed for further hearing.

Delhi High Court Rejects TV Today’s Plea to Drop Defamation Case Filed by BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri

The Delhi High Court has refused to discharge TV Today Network in a criminal defamation case filed by BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri over a 2011 Aaj Tak report, upholding the Magistrate’s order. The Court ruled that once summons are issued in a summons trial, the Magistrate cannot recall or annul the order.

Mohak Mangal Seeks Reinstatement: Delhi HC Asks YouTube & ANI to Respond on Removed Videos

Today, On 17th October, The Delhi High Court has asked YouTube and ANI to respond to digital creator Mohak Mangal’s plea seeking reinstatement of his videos removed due to copyright strikes. The court directed YouTube to file a detailed reply within two weeks.

Defamation Suit Against Dhruv Rathee|| “An Errant Litigant Can’t Get the Liberty of This Court”: BJP Leader Seeks Time to Correct Defective Affidavit

BJP leader Suresh Nakhua requested more time to rectify a flawed affidavit in his defamation case against YouTuber Dhruv Rathee. Rathee sought the case’s dismissal, emphasizing Nakhua’s repeated errors. The court noted procedural issues and scheduled a hearing for February 2025, awaiting clarification on the affidavit’s compliance with new legal requirements.