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Family Use of Property Does Not Give Sister Ownership Rights Without Challenging Sale Deed: Delhi High Court

Introduction In an important ruling concerning property ownership and family disputes, the Delhi High Court has held that mere use or occupation of a property by family members does not create ownership rights unless the registered

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Wife Cannot Access Husband’s Income Tax Details Through RTI for Maintenance Claims: Delhi High Court

Introduction In a significant ruling on privacy and the scope of the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the Delhi High Court has held that a wife cannot seek her husband’s income tax details through RTI to

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Delhi High Court Denies Bail in ₹22 Crore ‘Digital Arrest’ Scam, Cites Serious Societal Impact

Introduction In a significant decision addressing the growing menace of cyber fraud, the Delhi High Court has denied bail to accused persons involved in a ₹22 crore “digital arrest” scam targeting a senior citizen. The Court

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Emotional Bond Between Dogs and Adoptive Parents Must Be Respected: Delhi High Court

Introduction In a compassionate and significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has emphasized that pets are not mere property and their emotional bond with caregivers must be considered while deciding custody disputes. Background of the Case

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Live-In Couple Entitled To Protection From Parental Threats, Adults Free To Choose Partners: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court held that two consenting adults in a live-in relationship are entitled to police protection if they face threats from family members, reiterating that adults are free to choose their partners and live

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Double Jeopardy Bars Enhanced Departmental Penalty After Conviction in Criminal Appeal: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has held that a disciplinary authority cannot impose a harsher departmental penalty for the same incident simply because a criminal appeal resulted in a reduced sentence, as this would offend the principle

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