Delhi HC denies bail to man for live-in partner’s murder, notes body cremated without informing kin

A case of murder and destruction of evidence was registered at Farsh Bazar police station on the complaint of the woman's father

15 years after Delhi HC blast, trial in main case continues

The terror attack killed 15 people and left 79 others injured; the case against the principal accused drags on after more than a decade of hearings

Delhi HC rejects compensation plea by man who claimed he fell from train

In its March 25 order, the Delhi High Court dismissed the passenger's appeal against the Railway Claims Tribunal's decision, which rejected his claim for "injury compensation" in 2018

Not sending Rajpal Yadav to jail; will decide cheque bounce cases: Delhi HC

Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma observed that the court will hear and finally decide Yadav's appeal against the trial court decision and asked the actor's lawyer to make his submissions.

HC directs Delhi Police to preserve CCTV footage, explain ‘illegal’ detention of activists

In a special Sunday hearing, the HC bench of Justices Navin Chawla and Ravinder Dudeja directed preservation of CCTV footage showing how the Delhi police took them away

Actor Vivek Oberoi moves Delhi HC against misuse of name, image for AI, deep-fake content

Oberoi, in his lawsuit, said several entities were allegedly exploiting his personality rights without authorisation, which was causing incalculable loss to his goodwill and reputation.

Centre moves Delhi HC against order permitting posthumous reproduction

During the hearing, the Centre's counsel said the Delhi court's decision was in the teeth of the existing law on assisted reproduction and surrogacy

Consider govt employee’s plea to include live-in partner in family pension: Delhi HC to Centre

A bench of Justices Navin Chawla and Madhu Jain held that the petitioner government employee never concealed his relationship, and treating his efforts to include the names of his partner and children as his family as "grave misconduct" to deny post-retirement benefits was erroneous