Anvita Choudhury

The Bombay High Court has held that the Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd., owners of the IPL team Deccan Chargers were rewarded even though they were clearly in breach of their contractual obligations towards the Board of Cricket Control of India (BCCI).

The Bombay High Court on Thursday refused to quash an FIR issued against a couple accused of trafficking a 10-year-old girl, even though the victim’s family and the accused had reached an amicable settlement.

The Bombay High Court Division Bench has delivered a split verdict on the constitutionality of Section 13(8)(b) of the IGST Act, which imposes GST on services provided by the intermediaries to people situated outside India. 

Bombay High Court on Saturday refused to halt the examinations of the Maharashtra University of Health Science (MUHS) which will be conducted from June 10, 2021, but were scheduled to be conducted in the winter of 2020.

The Aurangabad Bench of the BOMBAY HIGH COURT has called for free treatment of Mucormycosis, i.e., Black Fungus among the poor people. This decision of the Bench has been hailed by the BOMBAY HIGH COURT who called for the maximum possible publicity of the same. 

The Bombay High Court said that if the door-to-door vaccination can be carried out by the BMC, then the Court will permit them to do so even though there is no policy by the Centre for such drives

Bombay High court Bench at Goa, on Thursday, directed the Goa Administrative department of the State to make sure that “no persons are permitted entry into the State without a negativity certificate issued within 72 hours from the time the travellers seek entry into the State without a negativity certificate issued within 72 hours from the time the travellers seek entry into the State.”

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday quashed an FIR against Sunaina Holey, a Navi Mumbai resident who had been booked under SECTION 153A of the IPC, for reposting a video along with a comment criticizing the gathering of migrant workers outside Bandra Masjid during the lockdown on 14th April 2020. 

On Thursday, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court took a suo moto cognizance against the black-marketing of the covid drug Remdesivir that is used in the treatment of Covid-19.

In the hearing of the petition filed against the BJP MP Dr Sujay Vikhe Patil on the alleged illegal procurement and distribution of Remdesivir injections via a chartered flight from Delhi to Shirdi, the Bombay High Court going against the press conference held by the Ahmedabad District Collector said that even though they were not forming a final opinion yet, that the district collector seemed to be protecting to concerned MP.