Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court bench, led by Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma, directed them to deposit a sum of Rs 5 crore to the Red Cross, stating that they had committed an “act of greed” by renting out the basement.
[…]A bench headed by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan said a “strange probe” was going on with police action against the passerby who drove a car but no action against MCD officials.
[…]The court noted that the encroachment of public places, particularly footpaths and roads with hoardings, stalls, and furniture, has become so widespread that it forces pedestrians onto the streets, putting them at risk from traffic
[…]A bench led by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan rejected a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging a private school’s monthly fee of Rs 2,000 for air conditioning in classrooms
[…]Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet PS Arora presided over the bench, concluding the petition by stating that formulating a policy amidst ongoing elections was impractical
[…]Rajan Singh, aiming to stand for nomination from South Delhi Parliamentary Constituency with the support of the Rashtriya Bahujan Congress Party, reported a life-threatening attack at their office in Badarpur
[…]The court emphasized that professional achievements should enhance, not diminish, an individual’s standing, and noted that despite their success in the workplace, women can still face power imbalances and mistreatment in their personal lives
[…]The court took into account documents, such as Aadhaar and domicile, to conclude that it is difficult to retain doubts about the petitioner’s father’s name, adding that when one transliterates a name from vernacular to English, the spellings might differ
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