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Tenant’s son sold landlord’s property to two buyers despite 2005 SC eviction order; Madras HC rejects buyers’ plea for this reason
A tenant family sold property belonging to landlord Mr Paulin despite a Supreme Court eviction order. The Madras High Court found the sale invalid since the tenant's son had no legal right to sell. After the landlord sought cancellation of the transaction, the new buyers attempted to restrain him. The Court ruled that the buyers' claim was an abuse of legal process.
Wife took Rs 20 lakh settlement from her husband but later refused mutual consent divorce; Delhi HC finds her guilty, orders to pay the money back
The wife took Rs 20 lakh to end the marriage, then refused to sign the final papers. Asked in court whether she wanted to live with her husband or divorce him, she answered in the negative to both. The Delhi High Court has now held her in contempt and given her six weeks to pay the money back.
ED alleges network of intermediaries sought to influence transfers, policy decisions in Punjab CMO
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has alleged that a network of private intermediaries around the Punjab Chief Minister’s Office sought to influence government transfers, policy decisions, tenders, licensing and land approvals.
Father gave his share of joint family land to second son; first son lost challenge but got 1/8th share in father’s self-acquired land, know why
A recent Madras High Court case addressed the inheritance dispute between two brothers regarding family property. Balakrishnan challenged their father's decision to gift land to his younger brother Jayachandran. The court upheld the validity of prior partition arrangements and gift deeds while reaffirming Balakrishnan's rightful share of the separate land. Balakrishnan was ultimately granted a 1/8th share in his father's self-acquired property.
Manipur HC puts census in state on hold till April 30, 2027
The Manipur High Court has kept the Census 2027 exercise in the state on hold until April 30, 2027, amid concerns over the prevailing situation. It directed the Registrar General and Census Commissioner to examine seven representations, including demands linked to the National Register of Citizens (NRC), and issue a reasoned order by the deadline.
Gauhati High Court quashes preventive detention of Assam rights activist Pranab Doley under NSA
Doley was arrested in Guwahati on July 12 in connection with protests against a proposed luxury hotel at Inglay Pathar near Kaziranga National Park in Golaghat district. He was lodged in Golaghat district jail and secured bail from a district court on July 29. However, the state government invoked the NSA against him the following day, resulting in his continued detention.
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Delhi HC orders removal of AI-generated videos targeting Rekha Gupta, says political satire cannot trample on dignity
Delhi High Court ruled for the removal of defamatory AI-generated videos and images aimed at Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The court emphasized that political satire should not undermine an individual's dignity or character. Gupta filed a suit against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for spreading content that portrayed her in a degrading manner. The impugned media allegedly depicted her engaged in inappropriate activities related to liquor.
Sharjeel Imam moves SC seeking bail in UAPA case over 2020 Delhi riots
Sharjeel Imam has moved the Supreme Court for bail regarding his involvement in the February 2020 riots. The Delhi High Court previously denied bail, citing the need for witness examinations. Imam argues that the prosecution has yet to examine any witnesses in over six months. Despite these circumstances, he continues to face serious charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
Bengaluru woman calls customer care to seek Rs 441 refund for ill-fitting clothes, loses Rs 1.05 lakh
A Bengaluru woman lost Rs 1.05 lakh while trying to get a Rs 441 refund for ill-fitting clothes after contacting a fake customer care number found online. In a separate incident, another woman lost Rs 98,000 while seeking a replacement for a damaged curd packet ordered through Blinkit.
SC sends Azam Khan's ED bail plea to Allahabad HC, seeks interim order on Nov 16
The Supreme Court has sent the bail petition of Azam Khan, a Samajwadi Party leader, to the Allahabad High Court. It has requested a division bench to hear the case on November 16. The court emphasizes the importance of addressing interim orders for Khan's bail plea on the same date. This transfer comes amid legal proceedings related to a money laundering case by the Enforcement Directorate.
Maharashtra clears move to appoint directors in big cooperatives, Opposition cries foul over Gokul
The Maharashtra government has approved a proposal allowing it to appoint five directors to cooperatives with annual turnover exceeding Rs 500 crore, including Gokul Dairy. The move has triggered Opposition protests, with Congress alleging an attempt to override the mandate of elected board members and gain control of the Kolhapur-based cooperative.
SC questions relevance of two-child norm for contesting elections, cites changing demographic trends
The Supreme Court has questioned the continued relevance of laws disqualifying people with more than two children from contesting elections, citing India's declining fertility rate and changing demographics. Referring a challenge to Maharashtra's two-child eligibility rule to a larger bench, it also raised concerns over reproductive autonomy and democratic participation.
SIR-excluded voters can reapply without fear of 'false declaration' charges: ECI clears air
The Election Commission of India recently clarified concerns regarding filling Form 6 for re-inclusion on electoral rolls. This clarification aims to alleviate fears among registered voters about potential legal consequences. The clarification follows a Delhi High Court order that deemed such apprehensions as misplaced.
Bombay HC slams row over Dia Mirza's Diwali video, directs BMC to re-upload clip
The Bombay High Court expressed discontent over the removal of Dia Mirza's video promoting an eco-friendly Diwali. This decision came after objections from certain political figures who labeled the campaign as anti-Hindu. The court emphasized the message was important for environmental awareness, irrespective of individual beliefs. Consequently, the court ordered the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to restore Mirza's video on social media.
SP leader Azam Khan challenges ED arrest in Supreme Court, plea to be heard later this week
Mohammad Azam Khan has approached the Supreme Court to challenge his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate. He was detained by the ED shortly after his release from Rampur jail, where he had been imprisoned since November 2025. Khan's release came following an Allahabad High Court decision that granted him bail in a separate matter. The High Court suspended his sentence but did not stay his conviction.
CJI Kant calls for introspection on need to improve responsiveness of judicial process
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted the importance of enhancing the responsiveness of the judicial process. He stated that many litigants seek urgent hearings at the Supreme Court instead of waiting for High Courts. Kant advocated for improved listing procedures and transparent processes to facilitate timely justice. He praised the Kerala High Court's historical role in promoting constitutional rights over its seventy-year journey.
85 homebuyers purchase flats in Ghaziabad society, two towers illegally constructed on defence land face demolition, Allahabad HC orders builder to refund residents with 10% interest
Allahabad High Court has ordered the demolition of two illegal 10-storey towers at Ghaziabad's Gulmohar Greens and extra floors in four other towers. It directed an FIR against Friends Land Developers, imposed a Rs 25 lakh penalty and ordered refunds to 85 ground-floor residents for common areas sold illegally, with 10% interest.
Delhi air force ground closure: Why govt is reclaiming prime Lutyens land near PM house including Race Club, Jaipur Polo Ground and Gymkhana Club
The closure of the Air Force Sports Complex on October 28 is the latest development in the government's drive to reclaim prime land near Lok Kalyan Marg. After taking over the Delhi Race Club and Jaipur Polo Ground and terminating the Delhi Gymkhana Club's lease, questions remain over the Centre's plans for these properties.
Jensen Huang lists three countries that may lead manufacturing and advanced technology, and neither US or India are in that list
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has named Germany, Japan and China as three countries with strong positions in advanced manufacturing, citing China’s integration of computing and industrial production. He also said US export restrictions had accelerated China’s semiconductor ambitions, while maintaining that American technology companies were prepared to compete globally.
No job or regular income? Husband cannot avoid wife’s maintenance, says Allahabad HC
The Allahabad High Court has delivered a landmark decision affirming that a husband's assertion of being unemployed does not absolve him of his duty to provide maintenance. By upholding the monthly payment directive, the court highlighted the importance of a spouse's financial capacity in relation to the needs of the wife.
EPS-95 higher pension: Pensioners’ body appeals to President as retirees struggle to get higher pension
The National Confederation of Pensioners’ Associations has requested intervention from President Droupadi Murmu regarding higher EPS pension issues. They demand the withdrawal of a problematic EPFO circular that affects eligibility for pensions based on internal trust rules. In addition, they seek to halt unnecessary litigation and ensure uniform treatment for all retirees. The NCPA calls for waiving punitive interest related to administrative delays on pension claims.
Supreme Court agrees to examine EY US plea in tax dispute
A bench led by Justice PS Narsimha sought a response from the income tax department on appeals filed by Ernst & Young US LLP challenging a Delhi High Court order issued in June, which treated cost-to-cost reimbursements amounting to Rs 24.06 crore received by Ernst & Young US LLP as fees for technical services and therefore taxable. The HC had also ruled that the services rendered by the US company satisfy the "make available" test under the DTAA.
ED moves SC against Delhi HC order quashing PMLA case against news portal NewsClick
The Enforcement Directorate has challenged a Delhi High Court ruling that dismissed a money laundering case against NewsClick. The high court determined that the FIR was an abuse of legal process after evaluating the evidence presented. The court found insufficient grounds for the allegations of violating Foreign Direct Investment guidelines. After extensive investigations, the ED did not find any incriminating evidence against the accused.
Yes Bank AT1 coupon due, bondholders seek clarity
YES Bank's bondholders have not received recent coupon payments which were due shortly after a court ruling. The Supreme Court restored the value of these bonds, raising uncertainty among investors. Bondholders have requested that the trustee clarify the status of unpaid coupons. Another coupon payment is also approaching, adding to the urgency of the situation. Bondholders expect payments to proceed in accordance with the court's ruling and official guidelines.
Karnataka: DK Shivakumar orders probe after ministers stopped from entering Mysuru Palace event
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has ordered an inquiry regarding an incident involving three Karnataka ministers. These ministers were allegedly prevented by police from attending the Nandi Dhwaja Pooja at Mysuru Palace. The event is a vital part of the Mysuru Dasara festivities, which hold cultural significance in Karnataka. Shivakumar stated that the behavior of the officials was unacceptable and ordered accountability.
Husband wins divorce case but ordered to pay Rs 36.25 lakh to wife: How Patna HC applied Hindu marriage law on cruelty and permanent alimony
Husband gets divorce under reciprocal cruelty grounds available under Hindu Marriage law but with Rs 36.25 lakh permanent alimony; Patna HC order explained in this article.
SC stays CMRL-Exalogic probe against Pinarayi Vijayan, daughter for a week
The Supreme Court has stayed the investigation into corruption FIRs against Pinarayi Vijayan, Veena T, and PA Mohammed Riyas. They are allowed to challenge a Kerala High Court order that prompted the registration of these FIRs. The court clarified that its observations do not reflect any opinion on the merits of the cases. It also expressed concern regarding the urgency with which the matter was taken to the high court.
Wife evicted from mother-in-law’s house over matrimonial disputes with husband; why HC upheld the order
The Delhi High Court just ruled that matromonial fights can really upset elderly parents and so on this ground the court ordered a wife to move out of her mother-in-law's house. Since the wife has her own home and job, the court felt she could handle it, and they highlighted the eviction rules under the Senior Citizens Act.
Husband lived with another woman, had children with her, and sought divorce from his wife; Delhi HC denies divorce, orders him to pay Rs 2 lakh
Mr. Pandey filed for divorce after his wife left their home, claiming the marriage had broken down. However, his estranged wife found him living with another woman and having two children with her. The Family Court denied Mr. Pandey's divorce request and ordered him to pay Rs 2 lakh for his actions. The Delhi High Court upheld this decision, noting the husband's misconduct.
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