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Supreme Court Annual Digest 2025: Commercial Courts Act, 2015
Arbitrability of Trademark Disputes – Dispute between two factions of a Coimbatore-based family over the "Sri Angannan Biriyani Hotel" trademark. The petitioner filed a civil suit seeking a permanent injunction and ₹20 lakhs in damages for alleged trademark infringement. The respondent invoked an arbitration clause in the Trademark Assignment Deed, leading to referral to arbitration...
Delhi High Court Orders Status Quo On ONGC Takeover Of Vedanta's Gujarat Offshore Oil Block
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday ordered a status quo on the government's move to take over an offshore oil block in Gujarat operated by Vedanta Ltd., effectively pausing the Centre's direction asking the company to stop operations and hand over the block to ONGC. A single-judge bench of Justice Amit Sharma declined the Union government's request to have Vedanta's challenge thrown out at...
Validly Concluded Auction Cannot Be Cancelled Merely To Seek Higher Bids Later: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court recently held that once a person is declared the highest bidder in an auction for a plot, it crystalises the future rights and obligations between the parties. The bidding authority then has a duty to issue the allotment letter, and expectation of a higher bid in a subsequent auction can't be a reason to cancel an auction held in accordance with law, as it would amount...
2 Judicial Officers Sworn In As Additional Judges Of Punjab & Haryana High Court
Justice Ramesh Chander Dimri and Justice Neerja Kulwant Kalson were today (January 8) sworn in as additional judges of the Punjab & Haryana High Court.Central Government had on January 2 notified their appointments.Both the judges served as District Judges in Haryana. Justice Dimri has served as the District and Sessions Judge, Yamunanagar. Justice Kalson was earlier District and...
NCLAT Sets Aside NCLT Delhi Order For Failing To Examine Post-Covid Invoice Defaults In Insolvency Plea
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) at Delhi on Wednesday set aside an order of the National Company Law Tribunal, Delhi, which had dismissed an insolvency application by invoking the Covid-19 bar under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The appellate tribunal held that the NCLT Delhi failed to consider invoices whose dates of default fell outside the Covid-19 excluded...
Madras High Court Annual Digest 2025: Part II [Citations 251 - 501]
Citations: 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 251 to 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 501 NOMINAL INDEX P. Ganga Parameshwaran vs. The Government of Tamil Nadu & Others, 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 251 Palai Rafi @ Mohamed Rafi v. The State, 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 252 T Prabhakar v. Mr. Dheeraj Kumar and Others, 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 253 Vanaraj and Others v. The State, 2025 LiveLaw (Mad) 254 Muniraj v The State...
LiveLawBiz: Business Law Daily Round-Up: January 07, 2026
IBC HMT Takes Final Step To Close HMT Watches, Files Application With Ministy Of Corporate AffairsNCLT Mumbai Approves Sagacious Capital's Rs 110 Crore Plan To Revive Reliance InnoventuresAvoidance Provisions Under Insolvency Code Are Restorative, Not Punitive: NCLT KochiDelhi High Court Dismisses 'Luxury Litigation' Over Debt Assignment, Reaffirms NCLT Power To Probe FraudHigh Courts...
CCI Clears Nippon Steel's Acquisition Of Remaining Stake In Krosaki Harima
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has cleared Japanese steel major Nippon Steel Corporation's move to take full control of Krosaki Harima Corporation, according to a press release issued on January 6, 2026. The approval relates to a tender offer under which Nippon Steel will acquire an additional 53.4 percent stake in Krosaki. Nippon Steel already holds 46.6 percent in the company,...
Doctor, Nursing Home Liable For Medical Negligence Causing Permanent Infertility: Delhi Consumer Commission
The Delhi District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (Central) has held a treating doctor and a nursing home guilty of medical negligence and deficiency in service, holding them liable for causing permanent infertility to a pregnant woman due to delayed diagnosis and substandard med-ical care. The Commission, comprising Divya Jyoti Jaipuriar (President) and Dr Rashmi Bansal (Mem-ber),...
Poverty Can't Be Bar To Parole: Rajasthan High Court Waives Surety Condition For Indigent Life Convict, Frames Guidelines
The Rajasthan High Court has held that any insistence on sureties from an indigent prisoner as a precondition for being released on parole, who is unable to fulfil that condition, especially after repeated judicial interventions in the past that waived that requirement, is violative of Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution and morally indefensible. The division bench of Justice Arun Monga...
Empanelment Of Advocates At Khadi & Village Industries Commission
Khadi & Village Industries Commission invites application for the post of Empanelment of Advocates to render legal opinion and contest cases in various Courts/ Tribunals. Name of the Post: Panel Advocate Essential Qualification and Experience · Advocates with minimum of 10 years of practice in Civil, Criminal and Labour/Service matters. How to apply? · Interested candidates are required to submit in their application in the prescribed format and shall submit...






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