Sakina Kapadia

Hitesh Bhardwaj (Petitioner) has preferred the present petition under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). The petition seeks appropriate directions to register an FIR in pursuance of a criminal complaint. Facts of the Case A complaint was filed by Hitesh Bhardwaj against his brother on March 22.

The order has come in a writ petition moved by Rakesh Malhotra. The Petitioner herein seeks to ramp up testing facilities in Delhi.   Facts of the Case A status report was filed by the Government of NCT, Delhi on October 6. The said report states that over 80% of

The Plaintiff (Interdigital Technology Corp.) approached the Delhi High Court seeking an injunction against Xiaomi (Defendant). The Plea sought a direction to restrain the Defendant from pursuing the anti-suit injunction order. Facts of the Case The Plaintiff herein filed a suit against infringement of its Standard Essential Patents (SEP) by

The order has come in a criminal writ filed under a writ of habeas corpus. The Petition was filed by Mr.Palwinder Kaur whose wife and daughter were illegally detained by the police. Facts of the Case A complaint by Harwinder Kaur (detinue) was received in Morinda Police Station on 2.09.2019.

In the case of Ashok Arora v. Supreme Court Bar Association and Anr., The High Court of Delhi rejected a Plea moved by Advocate Ashok Arora on Oct 6. The Plea Challenged the decision of the Executive Committee of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) suspending him from the post

The present order emerged from a PIL (Public Interest Litigation) filed by Sangeeta Sharma. The Petitioner sought for directions to be issued to the Ministry of Home Affairs to regulate the increasing number of anti-national content on social media. Facts of the Case According to the Petitioner, Twitter Communications India

The High Court of Delhi directed the Delhi University (DU) to set a deadline for providing paper-based degree certificates and mark sheets to students graduating during the current year. DU must also provide a deadline for those who had graduated in previous years. Facts of the Case The Order came

In the case of Star India Pvt Ltd. & Anr. v. Jacksteams.com & Ors, the High Court of Delhi grants an ex-parte ad-interim injunction to Star India Pvt.Ltd. The suit was filed for website blocking of alleged illegal and unlawful activities. Facts of the Case The Plaintiff (Star India Pvt.Ltd.)

The order has come in a plea moved by ‘Justice For All’. The plea seeks laptops, internet connection, and other devices for EWS (Economically Weaker Section) and DG (Disadvantaged Groups) category students so that they can participate in the online classes organized by the schools in light of COVID19 lockdown.

The High Court of Delhi has directed Delhi University to issue letters to the Principals of all the colleges affiliated with the University. The court emphasizes the urgency of the matter, and requests to expedite the process of evaluating the answer sheets. So that OBE (Open book examination) results for