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High Court of Karnataka Hears Multiple Writ Petitions Challenging Ward Reservation Notifications in Municipal Elections. Petitions Seek to Quash Notifications Alleging Irregularities in Reservation of Wards Under Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976 and Related Laws.

The High Court of Karnataka heard a batch of writ petitions filed under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India challenging various notifica...

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Supreme Court Quashes Division Bench Order in Trade Mark Infringement Suit Due to Non-maintainable Intra-court Appeal. The Single Judge's Order Granting Time to File Affidavit-in-Opposition Was Not a 'Judgment' Under Clause 15 of Letters Patent, Making the Appeal Inadmissible.

The dispute arose from a civil suit filed by the respondent-plaintiff against the appellant-defendants for infringement of the registered trade mark '...

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High Court of Bombay Quashes Caste Validity and Show Cause Notice in Municipal Election Dispute Due to Procedural Lapses. Rival Candidate Locus Standi Recognized; Matter Remanded for Fresh Verification Following Madhuri Patil Guidelines.

Two writ petitions arose from the municipal council elections in Patur, District Akola, concerning the caste certificate of Syed Mujahid Iqbal, who cl...

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High Court of Karnataka Considers Challenge to Forest Notification as Ultra Vires the Constitution and Forest Laws — Mining Companies Allege Notification Violates Article 246 and Entry 54 of Union List, Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 and Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980

The matter involved multiple writ petitions filed before the High Court of Karnataka by several mining corporations and mineral industries, including ...

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Bombay High Court Allows DNB Trainee Doctors' Petition Against Stipend Reduction. Court holds that stipend reduction by Railway Hospital violates principles of legitimate expectation and fairness, directing restoration of original stipend.

The petitioners, a group of doctors pursuing postgraduate DNB courses at Jagjivan Ram Railway Hospital, Mumbai, filed a writ petition challenging the ...