Mary Lavinia

The Delhi High Court, in the case of Vishal Singh v. Priya concluded that the new bride’s conduct of being in her room, unwillingness to perform household chores, or making a physical relationship is not cruelty to a husband. Facts of the Case Vishal Singh had married Priya on 29.11.2012 according

The Court heard a Review Application against a judgement which put an end to a protracted and financially draining litigation between a wife and her husband/ sisters-in-law. Brief Facts of the Case This suit commenced out of a dispute between a husband and wife namely Mon Mohan Kohli (MMK) and Natasha Kohli

The Delhi High Court issued notice in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed. This was to ensure that a manufacturing country’s name was displayed on products being sold on E-Commerce websites. Brief Facts of the Case China had caused several disruptions to not only India but the entire world through the Coronavirus

The Delhi High Court asked the Delhi Government to decide a representation seeking an arrangement of COVID-19 testing labs in Court premises for advocates, judicial officers, their staff and family members (Vishesh Verma vs Govt of NCT of Delhi). Brief Facts of the Case Advocate Vishesh Verma, an advocate and social activist,

Delhi High Court had denied interim protection to Mr. Hari Shankar Singh, the Chairman of Uttar Pradesh State Bar Council who had been restrained from performing his duties by the Bar Council of India. Brief Facts of the Case Hari Shankar Singh and Darvesh Yadav received 12 votes each in

Delhi High Court had directed the Delhi Government to increase the number of beds and ventilators for the COVID-19 patients. This was to allow all patients to avail the facilities. Brief Facts of the Case Mr. Hemant Singh filed a PIL in the Delhi HC through his Adv. Mr. Mridul Chakravarty. The

A plea filed at the Delhi High Court sought to direct the Delhi Police to allow peaceful protests. These protests were under the banner of “Black Lives Matter.” This was against the detention of some indigenous people of Biafra. Brief Facts of the Case The officials of Knowledge Park 2

The Bar Council of Delhi has filed a writ petition for mandamus through its Chairman KC Mittal. It was under Article 226 of the Indian Constitution. The petition seeks to direct the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi to grant medical and term insurance policies to the Advocates finalized