High Court of Karnataka Decides Multiple Writ Petitions Challenging Forest Development Tax Notification. Notification dated 27.08.2008 Under Karnataka Forest Act and Forest (Conservation) Act Challenged as Ultra Vires.
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High Court
Bombay High Court Upholds Arbitral Award for Unpaid Design and Construction Works in Section 34 Challenge Brought by Award Debtor. The Court held that the arbitral tribunal's error concerning joint and several liability of Designated Partners under the group company doctrine was severable and did not affect the efficacy of the award for admitted outstanding dues under an agreement containing an arbitration clause.
30 Sep 2025This matter arose from a commercial arbitration petition filed under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, challenging an arbitral...
High Court
High Court Allows Writ Petition Seeking Enforcement of Sub-Divisional Magistrate's Order to Remove Unauthorised Parking and Obstructions on Public Road. Court Directs Police and Municipal Authorities to Take Immediate Action under Applicable Laws Including Motor Vehicles Act, Bombay Police Act, and Municipal Act, Emphasizing Public Interest and Fundamental Rights.
7 Jun 2006The writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India was filed by three residents of Chandrapur, including an advocate and a cardiologist,...
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High Court
High Court of Bombay Upholds Maintainability of Suit on Valuation for Court Fee and Jurisdiction in Patent Ownership Dispute. Suit Valuation at Plaintiff's Discretion Under Sections 8 and 9 Bombay Court Fees Act, 1959, Cannot Be Overruled Absent Evidence of Incorrect Valuation.
20 Mar 2012The suit was filed by Jer Rutton Kavasmaneck and another against Gharda Chemicals Ltd. and others seeking declarations, injunctions, and accounts rega...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Refusal of Interim Relief in Arbitration Dispute Over IPL Media Rights — No Prima Facie Case for Injunction Established Under Section 9 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996. The court held that the appellant failed to demonstrate a prima facie case for interim relief as the termination of media rights agreements by the respondent was within contractual rights.
23 Feb 2011The appeal arose from a judgment and order dated December 20, 2010, passed by a learned single Judge of the Bombay High Court in Arbitration Petition ...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Examines Challenge to Regularisation Certificate Issued Under Mixed Land Use Policy for Diagnostic Centre in Residential Area. High Court Had Declined Writ Jurisdiction Over the Matter.
1 Aug 2026The case involved a dispute over a diagnostic centre operating in a residential building in Hauz Khas, New Delhi. The appellant, Anirudh Kumar, a resi...
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Supreme Court
"Supreme Court of India Resolves Complexities in Taxation of Mineral Rights" "Judgment Clarifies Legislative Powers and the Nature of Royalty in Mining Sector"
25 Jul 2024The Supreme Court of India addressed a significant dispute regarding the distribution of legislative powers between the Union and the States, specific...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Examines Maintainability of Public Interest Litigations in Road Development Contract Dispute. Reiterates Stringent Locus Standi Requirements Under Article 226 to Prevent Abuse of Process by Meddlesome Bystanders.
14 Oct 2014The Bombay High Court examined the maintainability of multiple public interest litigations and writ petitions concerning the Kolhapur Integrated Road ...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Refusal of Anti-Arbitration Injunction in Facilitation Deed Dispute. Court Holds That Arbitral Tribunal Has Competence to Decide Validity of Underlying Agreement Under Section 45 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
17 Sep 2010The appeal arises from a commercial dispute between MSM Satellite (Singapore) Pte Ltd. (Sony) and World Sport Group (Mauritius) Limited (WSG) concerni...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Examines Applicability of Section 292 IPC to Allegedly Obscene Poem Referencing Mahatma Gandhi Amidst Claims of Poetic License and Freedom of Expression. Court Clarifies That Poetic License Is Not a Legal License but a Fundamental Right, Subject to Reasonable Restrictions Under Article 19(2), and Obscenity Must Be Judged by Contemporary Community Standards.
1 Aug 2026Background: The case arose from the publication of a poem titled 'Gandhi Mala Bhetala' (I met Gandhi) in the July-August 1994 issue of the Bulletin, a...
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