Delhi High Court ordered the National Company Law Tribunal not to take any coercive action against its member Rajashekhar VK. It also asked its members to join their new stations of posting by June 8, 2020. Facts of the Case In May, Rajashekhar VK moved the Delhi High Court to
On June 2, 2020, the Delhi High Court dismissed the Suit filed by Sasikala Pushpa. This was filed for the removal of her photos with a male political rival from social media. Facts of the Case In September 2019, Sasikala Pushpa filed a suit against the Union of India, Facebook
The Government recently launched the Aarogya Setu app to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The public initially praised the launch of this app. It became the fastest mobile app globally to reach 50 million users within 13 days of its launch. But soon cyber law and security experts slammed the application over privacy
Brief Facts of the Case Coronavirus has brought India to a halt. But, this is not the case with everyone. A large number of labourers are outside the umbrella of socio-economic security. They have no other option but to work despite the current situation, such as bonded laborers. Social worker Zahid Hussain filed
The Delhi High Court directed the Delhi Govt. to provide reasons, after hearing a suo motu petition, on the slow rate of disposal of COVID-19 associated dead bodies reasons in the City. Facts of the Case On May 31, 2020, the Court noted that only 7 out of 45 dead bodies
On June 8, 2020, the Delhi High Court dismissed Enforcement Directorate’s plea. It was directing revocation of approver status granted to Rajiv Saxena. It was in the AgustaWestland money laundering case. Facts of the Case The Enforcement Directorate (ED) took Rajiv Saxena under arrest on January 31, 2019. It relates to the AgustaWestland
Delhi High Court issued a notice in a plea to extend the benefits of the CM Advocates’ Welfare Scheme. The plea prayed to extend the benefits of the scheme to all Delhi Advocates. It should be irrespective of the fact that whether their name is in Delhi Voters List or
Facts Overcrowding in prisons has always been an issue in India. The Apex Court of India has always provided fundamental rights to prisoners. Moreover, the fundamental rights remain with the person even in prisons. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, the occupancy rate of Indian prisons is at 117.6%.
On 26 May 2020, a Division Bench of two judges took suo motu cognizance in the aforesaid matter. The rationale behind this action was a video, indicating the failure of the Centre and the Delhi Government to provide facilities of hospitalization to a COVID-19 patient. Brief Facts of the Case
Facts of the Case The claimant in the case Netrapal Singh vs U.P.S.R.T.C. and Anr. had filed a petition to receive compensation of Rs.9,75,000/- along with 18% interest. He filed the petition on account of injuries suffered by him in a road accident which occurred on 16th January 1992. The
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