The writ petition in the case of Amit Jain versus Ministry of Health and Family Welfare & Ors, also a Public Interest Litigation gave directions to the respondents with regard to the PPEs. It was with regard to the regulation of the import, manufacture, sale, and circulation of Personal Protective Equipment
SC allows the appeal to award compensation for motor vehicle accidents in the case of Uma Maheshwari & Ors. v United India Insurance Co. Ltd & Anr. It was towards the loss of dependency for the appellants. The High Court of Karnataka interfered with the quantum of damages without any
Brief Facts of the Case The Bar Council of India passed a resolution on 11th May 2020. The resolution stayed the decision to suspend its Secretary, Shri Ashok Arora. The Council decided in favour of Mr. Ashok Arora. This was against the resolution passed by the Executive Committee of SCBA
The Division Bench of Justice K.M. Joseph and Justice Sanjay Kisan Kaul of the Supreme Court heard the present case. The Court, acquitted the appellant on the ground of benefit of the doubt. The Court said the Appellant was innocent. That, he did not commit an offense punishable under Section
The Division Bench of the Supreme Court dismissed the writ petition. They directed the authorities to conduct common counselling from the next academic year onwards. The petition was to conduct single counselling for NEET-PG seats in DNB courses. Brief facts of the Case The petition seeks order to direct the
An application regarding suspension of payment of rent by tenants owing to COVID-19 lockdown crisis raises an issue. The question as to whether the lockdown would entitle tenants to claim waiver or exemption from payment of rent or suspension of rent. A single-judge bench of J. Prathiba M. Singh addressed
The Plaintiff filed a suit against the defendant seeking a permanent injunction. This was to prevent its company from telecasting an impugned advertisement. Herein, the Complaint was a deliberate attempt to defame the plaintiff’s health food drink. Brief facts of the case The Plaintiff is a recognized corporation. Its product,
The State filed an appeal against the impugned order dated 11.12.2015, which sentenced the respondents to undergo rigorous imprisonment for about two months. They were convicted for committing an offence punishable under Sections 208/34 of the Indian Penal Code. The State claims that the sentence awarded was highly inadequate and
In the case of Bihar Staff Selection Commission & Ors. v. Arun Kumar & Ors., the Division Bench consisting of Justice S. Ravindra Bhat and Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman disposed of the appeals by the concerned candidates of the Bihar Staff Selection Examination and believed that the Bihar Staff Selection
On 5th May 2020, a series of horrific and disturbing incidents came to light when leaked screenshots from an Instagram group by the name of “Bois locker room” (bois used as a variant of the word boys) went viral on the social media platform. It turned out to a scandal
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