The Delhi High Court ruled that if a document is already in the record but is incomplete, providing the complete version does not count as new evidence that needs to follow Section 173(8) of...
The Delhi High Court decided that it can accept written submissions as a request to transfer a winding-up petition to the NCLT, even without a formal application. This decision came after a Company Petition...
The Delhi High Court has highlighted the importance of a caring legal perspective on teenage romantic relationships. It stated that consensual and respectful love among adolescents should not be treated as a crime under...
The Delhi High Court overturned a decision made by the Central Administrative Tribunal, stating that the Tribunal cannot label a High Court judgment as per incuriam. The appeal was against the Tribunal’s ruling that...
The Delhi High Court rejected an application from an NGO that sought to excuse a delay of over a year in filing an appeal related to a money recovery case. The court noted that...
The Delhi High Court noted that while Section 498A of the IPC can be misused, it is important to recognize that real cases of harassment do occur. The Court was reviewing a petition to...
The Delhi High Court has ruled that a Magistrate cannot instruct a Superior Officer to carry out an investigation or file an FIR under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The Court...
The Delhi High Court has decided that the time spent in mediation can be excluded when calculating the deadline for submitting a Written Statement under the Delhi High Court (Original Side) Rules, 2018. This...
The Delhi High Court has stated that moving an investigation to a different agency should only happen in rare and special situations, especially when senior state officials are involved. The Court pointed out that...
The Delhi High Court ordered R B Seth Jessa Ram Hospital to pay Rs 20,000 for delaying legal proceedings. The court noted that adjournments and passovers are not guaranteed rights for lawyers but are...
