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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.
Advocates can't be directed not to ply non-Delhi registered pre-BS-VI vehicles: HC
The Delhi High Court has granted a reprieve to advocates and judicial staff from the vehicle restrictions imposed over pollution concerns. Justice Amit Mahajan highlighted the lack of substantiated evidence connecting vehicle emissions to air quality issues since October. He acknowledged the critical need for legal representatives to attend court to maintain justice administration. The Delhi government's restrictions targeted non-BS-VI vehicles amid rising pollution levels.
81-year-old Bengaluru CA helps 8 companies send Rs 200 crore overseas, seeks protection from arrest after tax evasion probe, blames staff misused his digital signature
An 81-year-old Bengaluru chartered accountant allegedly issued 163 Form 15CB certificates for eight companies involved in foreign remittances worth Rs 200.58 crore. He claimed his staff misused his digital signature. A Mumbai special court rejected his anticipatory bail plea, questioning the timing of his police complaint.
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.
Calcutta HC grants interim injunction in favour of NOCIL Limited in patent suit
Calcutta High Court recently granted an interim injunction in favor of NOCIL Limited against Finorchem Ltd. The injunction relates to a suit concerning patent infringement of a chemical process developed by NOCIL. Justice Ravi Krishan Kapur observed that the balance of convenience favored NOCIL and that irreparable injury would result without the injunction. NOCIL holds process patents for manufacturing 4-Aminodiphenylamine, a chemical used in rubber applications.
Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid move SC seeking bail in UAPA case over 2020 Delhi riots
Activists Sharjeel Imam and Umar Khalid have challenged the Delhi High Court's refusal to grant them bail. They argue that the prosecution has not examined key protected witnesses in their case. Both activists were arrested in 2020 regarding the alleged conspiracy behind the February riots in northeast Delhi. The Supreme Court previously set conditions under which they could seek bail related to the charges.
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.
Delhi govt counsel gives consent to initiate criminal contempt proceedings against CJP leader Ratna Singh
Additional Standing Counsel Amol Sinha, in his opinion dated November 2, held that the specific imputations attributed to Singh prima facie struck at the independence and impartiality of the judicial process and disclosed sufficient grounds for invoking the criminal contempt jurisdiction of the Delhi High Court.
High Court restrains NPPA from action against AstraZeneca
The Delhi High Court has issued a temporary restraining order against the NPPA's actions toward AstraZeneca Pharma. This order remains in effect until the next hearing date, January 11. AstraZeneca has argued that its product may not fall under controlled drug prices. The NPPA has accused AstraZeneca of overcharging for the inhaler from May 2016 to November 2025. AstraZeneca denies these allegations and claims compliance with the price regulations.
Court discharges former drug regulator S Eswara Reddy, three others in corruption case
The court found that the call recordings relied on by the prosecution did not attribute criminality to Reddy. None of the accused, it noted, had said in the recordings that Reddy demanded a bribe on any particular day or time to favour Bengaluru-based Biocon Biologics Ltd (BBL).
DHFL Case: Delhi court rejects CBI plea for additional charges against Wadhawan brothers, says it cannot review charge order
A special court in Delhi denied the CBI's request for additional charges against Kapil Wadhawan and Dheeraj Wadhawan. The court stated that it could not review its earlier decisions except for clerical errors. Special Judge Sanjeev Kumar Malhotra noted that charges had already been properly framed against the accused. The CBI's arguments for new charges were deemed unsubstantiated and informal.
Bombay High Court rejects Meta’s jurisdiction challenge in Blink Digital dispute; Interim relief hearing on November 2
The Bombay High Court dismissed Meta's application that challenged its jurisdiction over the dispute with Blink Digital. Blink Digital is seeking the restoration of disabled accounts and significant compensation from Meta. The court has scheduled a hearing for Blink Digital's plea for interim relief on November 2. The dispute centers on whether the case can be heard in India or should go to California.
Housing society increased maintenance fee of 6 homeowners selectively after they filed a case on Rs 3.08-crore misappropriation; Maharashtra court gives relief
Six homeowners filed case against society's managing committee for misappropriating Rs 3.08 crore; society selectively increased these six homebuyers’ maintenance amount; Maharashtra co-op appellate court gives relief to these six homeowners
Homebuyer stops paying EMIs on Rs 39.92 lakh home loan after builder sells his flat to another buyer; Karnataka HC quashes bank’s criminal case
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed the criminal charges against homebuyer Mr. Bari, who stopped repaying his loan EMIs after learning that the builder had sold his booked flat to another buyer. The State Bank of India accused Bari of misusing the loan funds, but the court determined that the bank mishandled the situation by pursuing criminal charges. The fate of Bari's initial flat booking and investment remains unclear.
Special Court orders to begin trial against Kashmiri separatist Yasin Malik, others in money laundering case
A Special NIA Court has ordered a trial against Yasin Malik and six others for money laundering. This case is related to allegations of foreign funding received from the Pakistani establishment through Hawala channels. Allegedly, proceeds of crime amounting to Rs. 8.94 crores were generated and received by the accused. Yasin Malik denied the charges and stated he would contest the case in court.
Sourav Ganguly alleges 'Doosra' movie used his identity without permission, asks Delhi HC to stay its release, court declines
Delhi High Court has refused to halt the October 23 theatrical release of ‘Doosra’ following a plea by former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly over alleged violation of his personality and commercial rights. The filmmakers say the sports drama is not a biopic, while the court has listed the matter for further hearing on Friday.
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.
Andhra Pradesh civic polls: Supreme Court asks election panel to hold final candidates’ list till October 26
The Supreme Court has directed the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission to defer publication of the final candidates’ list for urban local body polls until October 26. The order follows YSRCP allegations that candidates were prevented from filing nominations. The court also directed the state DGP to ensure adequate security.
ED summons Pinarayi Vijayan in money laundering case
The summons, issued under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), came on Friday, hours after Vijayan moved the apex court seeking relief against the FIR order.
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