The Enforcement Directorate informed the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that the 2-months interim bail granted to Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal on medical grounds may be extended for 3 weeks, provided... Read more »
The Acharya Marathe College is in controversy recently after the Bombay High Court passed an order banning burqas and other religious identifiers in the college. A new controversy is going on at... Read more »
The Bombay High Court recently made a big remark related to the significance of sports in society, claiming that “it is high time the government gives equal importance to sports than commercialization... Read more »
Pune police are planning to move the case to the Supreme Court against the Bombay High Court order to release the 17-year-old boy allegedly charged for the Pune Porsche car accident here... Read more »
The Supreme Court on Friday declined to entertain a petition challenging certain controversial dialogues and scenes in the movie ‘Hamare Baarah’, starring Annu Kapoor. On June 19, the Bombay High Court permitted... Read more »
Nine students have moved the Bombay High Court, challenging the college administration’s ban on niqabs, burqas, and hijabs. Facts of the Matter The petitioners in this case received a dress code through... Read more »
The Supreme Court’s ruling states that Air India, post-disinvestment, is no longer considered a state entity, thereby barring the allowance of any fundamental rights violation case. Article 12 of the Indian Constitution... Read more »
The Bombay High Court determined that a student was wrongfully admitted to an MBBS degree program at a renowned college in Mumbai in 2012 under the OBC category using a non-creamy layer... Read more »
The owner of the building that collapsed in Bhiwandi last year, resulting in eight deaths, was recently granted bail by the Bombay High Court. Facts Of the Case In April of last... Read more »
“Rules For Litigants To Appear In Person Before Court Not Contrary To Fundamental Rights”: Bombay HC
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday has stated that the rules framed for granting permission to litigants to argue their matters personally are regulatory in nature and not contrary to the constitutional... Read more »