Supreme Court Rejects Ilaiyaraaja’s Plea: Sony Music Copyright Battle Stays in Bombay HC

Supreme Court denies Ilaiyaraaja’s request to move Sony’s copyright case over 536 songs to Madras High Court. Dispute over music rights will continue in Bombay HC.

Opinion Trading Platform Ban| “All 4 PILs Must Be Heard Here”: Supreme Court Transfers Cases To Itself From 3 High Courts

Today, 18th July, The Supreme Court ordered transfer of all four PILs seeking a ban on opinion trading platforms from Bombay, Gujarat, and Chhattisgarh High Courts, stating, “All four PILs must be heard here” for uniform adjudication.

YouTuber Mohak Mangal Requests Delhi High Court to Shift ANI’s Copyright Case from Patiala House

YouTuber Mohak Mangal urges Delhi High Court to transfer ANI’s copyright case from Patiala House, citing overlapping issues. Justice Bhambhani questions if single bench can hear the plea.

TASMAC Vs. ED| ‘You’re Going Behind Our Back” Madras High Court Slams Tamil Nadu Govt. for Secretly Approaching Supreme Court

The Madras High Court criticized the Tamil Nadu government for not informing it about a transfer petition to the Supreme Court regarding the TASMAC and ED case. The court expressed disappointment, feeling the State acted unfairly. The ED claims financial irregularities in TASMAC operations involved more than Rs.1,000 crore and sparked political tensions.

Supreme Court Transfers Amazon, Flipkart Antitrust Cases to Karnataka High Court Following CCI Plea

The Supreme Court transferred 24 writ petitions regarding Amazon and Flipkart’s anti-competitive practices to the Karnataka High Court, following a request from the Competition Commission of India (CCI). This consolidation aims to unify ongoing cases related to alleged violations of the Competition Act, 2002, enhancing efficiency and consistency in rulings.

“You are Brandishing All Courts in Bengal as Hostile”: Supreme Court Slams CBI Over Petition to Transfer Case Out of West Bengal

Today(20th Sept), The Supreme Court criticized the CBI for seeking to transfer a case out of West Bengal, deeming its allegations as an affront to the integrity of the state’s judiciary. The Court emphasized that the CBI’s plea could undermine the credibility of district courts throughout West Bengal.