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The Madras High Court has set aside an order directing a son to pay ₹75,000 per month as maintenance to his 80-year-old father, observing that the absence of moral or family support in old age cannot,
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The Supreme Court has held that merely proving that bribe money was handed over by a complainant to an intermediary who claimed to be acting on behalf of a public servant is not, by itself, sufficient
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The Madras High Court has held that using a vernacular-language version of a registered trademark can amount to trademark infringement when the mark is phonetically and visually similar to the original registered mark. Justice K. Kumaresh
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The Bombay High Court has refused to transfer the interim custody of an 11-year-old girl to her biological parents, after finding that the child had been living with the respondent and his wife since infancy and
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The Bombay High Court has held that merely shouting loudly at each other on a public street, without any allegation of obscene, indecent or morally offensive conduct, does not by itself constitute a cognizable offence under
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The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Kolkata-I (North), has held that a real estate developer’s failure to refund money paid by homebuyers after cancellation of a flat allotment amounts to an unfair trade practice, particularly where
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The Tripura High Court has held that a daughter cannot be denied family pension merely because her divorce was granted after the death of her pensioner-father. The Division Bench ruled that the applicable pension rules do
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The Bombay High Court has held that slum dwellers cannot claim a fundamental right to in-situ rehabilitation at the same location when the authorities provide suitable alternate accommodation in accordance with the applicable rehabilitation scheme. The
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The Supreme Court has held that homebuyers cannot be made to bear penalty charges arising from delays caused by a defaulting builder. The Court set aside directions that treated NOIDA’s time-extension charges as costs of the
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The Jharkhand High Court has held that a long-term consensual physical relationship between two adults cannot automatically be treated as rape merely because the relationship later ends and one partner refuses to marry the other. The
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