Bombay High Court
Customs official cannot arbitrarily disregard statutory orders of customs clearance
This case underscores the importance of adhering to statutory procedures and the principles of natural justice, particul...
Tenant stealing electricity : Landlord not Liable not even vicariously
The decision underscores the judicial system's recognition of individual accountability, distinguishing between ownershi...
POCSO Act : Doctors doing professional duty not liable under Section 19
The judgment underscores the importance of clear legal standards for implicating professionals under the POCSO Act and c...
Protection of Personality Rights - No unauthorized use and AI exploitation of a celebrity's name, voice, image etc..
This ruling follows precedents set by previous cases including Arijit Singh v. Codible Ventures LLP and Aishwarya Rai Ba...
Classification of a bank account as fraud : Does not require a personal hearing or natural justice
The court's decision marks a pivotal point in banking regulation enforcement, highlighting the balance between regulator...
Bombay High Court Grants Interim Injunction to Suniel V Shetty in Landmark Personality Rights Case
The court's decision is seen as a significant step in protecting personality rights in the digital age, particularly aga...
Bombay High Court Protects Suniel Shetty's Personality Rights Against Unauthorized Exploitation
The next hearing is scheduled for November 17, 2025, where further proceedings will determine the final course of action...
Property purchased in the name of an individual member of the joint family : Whether it is joint family property?
This verdict brings closure to a long-standing family dispute, re-establishing the trial court's findings and affirming ...
A person declared "persona-non-grata" cannot claim an absolute right to access public offices
The court concluded that the petitioner’s behavior demonstrated a lack of bona fide intent, further justifying the decis...
Bombay High Court Intervenes to Ensure Fair Trial in Matrimonial Dispute
The High Court's judgment serves as a reminder of the importance of procedural law in ensuring justice, particularly in ...
Senior Citizens : Transfer of property by way of gift reverted back as transferees fails to provide basic amenities
The court granted the petitioners three weeks to remove their belongings from the disputed property, reiterating the tri...
Section 138 proceedings can continue even if Bankruptcy Code was initiated earlier
The Court rejected the respondents’ plea for a stay on the judgment, affirming the immediate continuation of proceedings...