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Delhi HC allows SFIO to quiz Singh brothers for 2 weeks starting Jan 1

Justice Vibhu Bakhru allowed the SFIO to interrogate the Singh brothers, former CMD of REL Sunil Godhwani and Kavi Arora for two weeks from January 1, 2021 onwards

Give more time for fuel stickers, HSRP before fining: Delhi HC to AAP govt

The Delhi High Court suggested to the AAP government to give more time to people to obtain colour coded fuel stickers before it starts fining them Rs 5,500 for the violations.

Delhi HC rules Amazon's attempt to control Future violative of FEMA FDI

The court ruled that Amazon's attempt to control Future Retail through a conflation of agreements it has with an unlisted unit of the Indian company will be violative of the FEMA FDI rules

AAP claim in HC about ration cards approved in 2018 contrary to RTI data

The AAP government's claim before the Delhi High Court on Wednesday that it has not approved any ration card applications from 2016-2018 was contrary to RTI information

Reliance-Future deal: Delhi HC rejects plea for injunction against Amazon

Court prima facie finds suit filed by Future Retail is maintainable, Emergency Award valid, and Future Retail's resolution approving deal with Reliance was also valid

Delhi airport invokes force majeure over revenue sharing with AAI

DIAL has also moved court to recover the money it paid to AAI since April

Release October salary of doctors in two weeks: HC to North and East MCD

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the municipal corporations of North and East Delhi to release within two weeks the arrears of salaries of doctors

HC slams CBSE for 'anti-student attitude', treating students as enemies

A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan made the observation while hearing a plea moved by the Board

Delhi HC stays CIC order asking IAF to provide PM's foreign visits data

Justice Navin Chawla said the information sought by the RTI applicant with regard to details of the ministry or department officials who accompanied the PM on a trip cannot be disclosed

Delhi HC stays order to disclose PM's entourage details under RTI Act

'What is the problem in giving the number of passengers?'

HC seeks govt, RBI views on plea seeking regulation of Big Tech in finance

The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought response of the Centre, RBI, SEBI, IRDAI and National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI)

Delhi HC defers case on constitutional validity of NAA under GST system

No consensus on questions to be raised, court decides to hear them all

Strictly follow disposal protocols for Covid test kits: HC to AAP govt

The petitioner had alleged that used swabs were being "thrown out in public".

HC stays trial court order to Religare ex-CMD to surrender in two days

The high court also issued notice to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and sought its stand on the appeal by December 17

Delhi HC stops AAI from collecting 38.7% of Mumbai airport's revenue

Verdict a respite for MIAL, which invoked force majeure due to Covid disruptions

Telcos penalised for not curbing unsolicited com communications: TRAI to HC

It has said that these amounts have to be deposited with it by the companies within 20 days from November 23 when the orders were passed

Why spas not reopened when markets, buses, metro running, HC asks AAP govt

The Delhi High Court asked the AAP government as to what was so special about spas that they were not being allowed to open

Delhi HC grants ad-interim injunction in WhiteHat Jr defamation suit

WhiteHat Jr had filed a Rs 20-crore lawsuit against Poonia, alleging infringement of trademarks, invasion of privacy, and defamation

Start-ups tangled in lawsuits is very disturbing: Founder of Whitehat Jr

Shortly after the Delhi HC hearing, Karan Bajaj, said in a Q&A that all their objectives were met through the suit

Consider paying a month's salary to terminated pilots, HC tells Air India

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked Air India to consider paying at least one month's salaryto its pilots, engaged on contractual basis, whose services were suspended in April and later terminated in August, saying that employees cannot be left to hang high and dry. Justice Navin Chawla asked the counsel for national carrier Air India to take instructions on paying one month's salaryto the contractual pilots, who number around 61. The services of these pilots were terminated in August. The court also asked the airline to hear out the grievances of the pilots, who were engagedon contract after they superannuated, and to see whether something, like a "golden handshake", can be done for them. With the suggestions, the court listed the matter for hearing on December 16. The court was hearing two pleas moved on behalf of the terminated contractual pilots who have sought quashing of the April 2 order suspending their services and the subsequent order of August 7 by which they were all .