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Delhi High Court Case Commentaries

Section 52A Delay Is a Curable Irregularity and Colour Variance in Samples Is Non-Fatal at Bail Stage: Delhi High Court Reaffirms the Section 37 NDPS Bar in Courier-Parcel Heroin Cases

Section 52A Delay Is a Curable Irregularity and Colour Variance in Samples Is Non-Fatal at Bail Stage: Delhi High Court Reaffirms the Section 37 NDPS Bar in Courier-Parcel Heroin Cases

Date: Sep 30, 2025
Section 52A Delay Is a Curable Irregularity and Colour Variance in Samples Is Non-Fatal at Bail Stage: Delhi High Court Reaffirms the Section 37 NDPS Bar in Courier-Parcel Heroin Cases Introduction...
Replication Clock Starts When Belated Written Statement Is Taken on Record: Delhi High Court clarifies Rule 5, Chapter VII, DHC (Original Side) Rules in Helsinn v. Hetero

Replication Clock Starts When Belated Written Statement Is Taken on Record: Delhi High Court clarifies Rule 5, Chapter VII, DHC (Original Side) Rules in Helsinn v. Hetero

Date: Sep 30, 2025
Replication Clock Starts When Belated Written Statement Is Taken on Record: Delhi High Court clarifies Rule 5, Chapter VII, DHC (Original Side) Rules Case: Helsinn Healthcare SA & Anr. v. Hetero...
Single Credible Testimony Can Sustain Departmental Charges; Tribunal’s Review Confined to Process, Not Evidence Reappreciation — Director General v. Sanjeev Kumar (Delhi High Court, 26 September 2025)

Single Credible Testimony Can Sustain Departmental Charges; Tribunal’s Review Confined to Process, Not Evidence Reappreciation — Director General v. Sanjeev Kumar (Delhi High Court, 26 September 2025)

Date: Sep 29, 2025
Single Credible Testimony Can Sustain Departmental Charges; Tribunal’s Review Confined to Process, Not Evidence Reappreciation — Delhi High Court in Director General v. Sanjeev Kumar Introduction The...
Initial-Interest Confusion as Sufficient Ground for Trademark Infringement and Ex‑Parte Summary Judgment: Delhi High Court’s Ruling in Hotels.com, LP v. Barath M L (2025)

Initial-Interest Confusion as Sufficient Ground for Trademark Infringement and Ex‑Parte Summary Judgment: Delhi High Court’s Ruling in Hotels.com, LP v. Barath M L (2025)

Date: Sep 29, 2025
Initial-Interest Confusion as Sufficient Ground for Trademark Infringement and Ex‑Parte Summary Judgment: Hotels.com, LP v. Barath M L (Delhi High Court, 2025) Introduction In a decisive enforcement...
Notional Interest Counts: Delhi High Court Validates Objective Income Estimation for Ex‑Gratia Relief under Bank Schemes

Notional Interest Counts: Delhi High Court Validates Objective Income Estimation for Ex‑Gratia Relief under Bank Schemes

Date: Sep 29, 2025
Notional Interest Counts: Delhi High Court Validates Objective Income Estimation for Ex‑Gratia Relief under Bank Schemes Case: OMWATI v. The Bank of Maharashtra and Anr | Citation: 2025 DHC 8676 |...
Applying the “Larger Conspiracy” Lens at the Bail Stage: Delay and Parity Not Determinative in Communal-Riot Murder Cases — Mohd Tahir Hussain v. State (NCT of Delhi), 2025 DHC 8605

Applying the “Larger Conspiracy” Lens at the Bail Stage: Delay and Parity Not Determinative in Communal-Riot Murder Cases — Mohd Tahir Hussain v. State (NCT of Delhi), 2025 DHC 8605

Date: Sep 26, 2025
Applying the “Larger Conspiracy” Lens at the Bail Stage: Delay and Parity Not Determinative in Communal-Riot Murder Cases Case: Mohd Tahir Hussain v. State (NCT of Delhi) Citation: 2025 DHC 8605...
Meaningful Progress Over Mere Delay: Delhi High Court reaffirms the twin-test for bail under MCOCA and clarifies that prior acquittals do not defeat MCOCA invocation once cognizance has been taken

Meaningful Progress Over Mere Delay: Delhi High Court reaffirms the twin-test for bail under MCOCA and clarifies that prior acquittals do not defeat MCOCA invocation once cognizance has been taken

Date: Sep 22, 2025
Meaningful Progress Over Mere Delay: Delhi High Court reaffirms the twin-test for bail under MCOCA and clarifies that prior acquittals do not defeat MCOCA invocation once cognizance has been taken...
Liberal Interpretation of “Legal Heir or Representative” under the Consumer Protection Act: Brother of Deceased Consumer Has Locus to Maintain Medical Negligence Complaint; Impleadment of a Class-I Heir Relates Back

Liberal Interpretation of “Legal Heir or Representative” under the Consumer Protection Act: Brother of Deceased Consumer Has Locus to Maintain Medical Negligence Complaint; Impleadment of a Class-I Heir Relates Back

Date: Sep 22, 2025
Liberal Interpretation of “Legal Heir or Representative” under the Consumer Protection Act: Brother of Deceased Consumer Has Locus to Maintain Medical Negligence Complaint; Impleadment of a Class-I...
SEBI Investigations and RTI: Delhi High Court Affirms Section 8(1)(h) Shield; SCORES Status Is Sufficient Disclosure

SEBI Investigations and RTI: Delhi High Court Affirms Section 8(1)(h) Shield; SCORES Status Is Sufficient Disclosure

Date: Sep 22, 2025
SEBI Investigations and RTI: Delhi High Court Affirms Section 8(1)(h) Shield; SCORES Status Is Sufficient Disclosure Case: Srishti Rustagi v. Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) & Ors., LPA...
Revocation of Premature Bail in Intra‑Familial POCSO Cases: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Strict Scrutiny and Distinguishes ‘Recall’ from ‘Cancellation’

Revocation of Premature Bail in Intra‑Familial POCSO Cases: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Strict Scrutiny and Distinguishes ‘Recall’ from ‘Cancellation’

Date: Sep 22, 2025
Revocation of Premature Bail in Intra‑Familial POCSO Cases: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Strict Scrutiny and Distinguishes ‘Recall’ from ‘Cancellation’ Case: D A Minor through her Mother and Natural...
Forged Age Proof Cannot Sustain Statutory Rape Conviction: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Burden to Prove Minority Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Arjun v. State (NCT of Delhi)

Forged Age Proof Cannot Sustain Statutory Rape Conviction: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Burden to Prove Minority Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Arjun v. State (NCT of Delhi)

Date: Sep 22, 2025
Forged Age Proof Cannot Sustain Statutory Rape Conviction: Delhi High Court Reaffirms Burden to Prove Minority Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Arjun v. State (NCT of Delhi) Case: Arjun v. State (NCT of...
Only Active Shopkeepers “Doing Business” Qualify for Alternative Shops under GNCTD’s MRTS Rehabilitation Policy: Delhi High Court’s Clarification in Surender Kumar v. GNCTD (2025 DHC 8227)

Only Active Shopkeepers “Doing Business” Qualify for Alternative Shops under GNCTD’s MRTS Rehabilitation Policy: Delhi High Court’s Clarification in Surender Kumar v. GNCTD (2025 DHC 8227)

Date: Sep 18, 2025
Only Active Shopkeepers “Doing Business” Qualify for Alternative Shops under GNCTD’s MRTS Rehabilitation Policy: Delhi High Court’s Clarification in Surender Kumar v. GNCTD (2025 DHC 8227)...
Glorification of Vigilantism, Cannibalistic Gore, and Communal Denigration Justifies Outright Refusal of Film Certification: Delhi High Court on CBFC’s Powers and Post-FCAT Appeals

Glorification of Vigilantism, Cannibalistic Gore, and Communal Denigration Justifies Outright Refusal of Film Certification: Delhi High Court on CBFC’s Powers and Post-FCAT Appeals

Date: Sep 11, 2025
Glorification of Vigilantism, Cannibalistic Gore, and Communal Denigration Justifies Outright Refusal of Film Certification: Delhi High Court on CBFC’s Powers and Post-FCAT Appeals Introduction In...
Delhi High Court holds that suspension cannot be extended on the ground of “pending disciplinary proceedings” unless a charge-sheet has been issued; extensions based on wrong reasons extinguish the suspension

Delhi High Court holds that suspension cannot be extended on the ground of “pending disciplinary proceedings” unless a charge-sheet has been issued; extensions based on wrong reasons extinguish the suspension

Date: Sep 10, 2025
Suspension cannot be extended on the ground of “pending disciplinary proceedings” unless a charge-sheet has been issued; extensions based on wrong reasons extinguish the suspension Introduction In...
Post-Checkmate, CPC can disallow belated employees’ PF/ESI under Section 143(1)(a); Section 10 GCA saves deposits due on national holiday — Woodland (Aero Club) Pvt. Ltd. v. ACIT (Delhi High Court, 08.09.2025)

Post-Checkmate, CPC can disallow belated employees’ PF/ESI under Section 143(1)(a); Section 10 GCA saves deposits due on national holiday — Woodland (Aero Club) Pvt. Ltd. v. ACIT (Delhi High Court, 08.09.2025)

Date: Sep 9, 2025
Post-Checkmate, CPC can disallow belated employees’ PF/ESI under Section 143(1)(a); Section 10 GCA saves deposits due on national holiday Woodland (Aero Club) Private Limited v. Assistant...
No “45‑Day Wait” Under Section 138 NI Act: Delhi High Court Clarifies Limitation, Upholds Concurrent Civil–Criminal Remedies, and Bars Mini‑Trials under Section 528 BNSS

No “45‑Day Wait” Under Section 138 NI Act: Delhi High Court Clarifies Limitation, Upholds Concurrent Civil–Criminal Remedies, and Bars Mini‑Trials under Section 528 BNSS

Date: Sep 7, 2025
No “45‑Day Wait” Under Section 138 NI Act: Delhi High Court Clarifies Limitation, Upholds Concurrent Civil–Criminal Remedies, and Bars Mini‑Trials under Section 528 BNSS Introduction In Smt. Rama...
Chetan v. State (2025 DHC 7684): Minor Delay in Furlough Surrender to Be Viewed with a Reformative Tilt; Non‑Speaking Rejection Orders Unsustainable

Chetan v. State (2025 DHC 7684): Minor Delay in Furlough Surrender to Be Viewed with a Reformative Tilt; Non‑Speaking Rejection Orders Unsustainable

Date: Sep 7, 2025
Chetan v. State (2025 DHC 7684): Minor Delay in Furlough Surrender to Be Viewed with a Reformative Tilt; Non‑Speaking Rejection Orders Unsustainable Introduction In Chetan v. State GNCT of Delhi...
Parity is Role-Specific, Physical Absence Does Not Dilute Conspiracy, and “Surface Analysis” Governs UAPA Bail: Delhi High Court’s Framework in FIR 59/2020

Parity is Role-Specific, Physical Absence Does Not Dilute Conspiracy, and “Surface Analysis” Governs UAPA Bail: Delhi High Court’s Framework in FIR 59/2020

Date: Sep 4, 2025
Parity is Role-Specific, Physical Absence Does Not Dilute Conspiracy, and “Surface Analysis” Governs UAPA Bail: Delhi High Court’s Framework in FIR 59/2020 Introduction In a consolidated judgment...
Delay attributable to the accused is no ground for bail under UAPA; original interim bail must first be moved before the Special Court — Commentary on Tasleem Ahmed v. State (2025 DHC 7659-DB)

Delay attributable to the accused is no ground for bail under UAPA; original interim bail must first be moved before the Special Court — Commentary on Tasleem Ahmed v. State (2025 DHC 7659-DB)

Date: Sep 4, 2025
Delay attributable to the accused is no ground for bail under UAPA; original interim bail must first be moved before the Special Court — Commentary on Tasleem Ahmed v. State (2025 DHC 7659-DB)...
Preferential, Time‑Bound Customs Release for Start‑ups/MSMEs: Delhi High Court’s Direction to CBIC and 24‑Hour Release on Differential Duty

Preferential, Time‑Bound Customs Release for Start‑ups/MSMEs: Delhi High Court’s Direction to CBIC and 24‑Hour Release on Differential Duty

Date: Sep 4, 2025
Preferential, Time‑Bound Customs Release for Start‑ups and MSMEs: Delhi High Court Orders 24‑Hour Release on Differential Duty and Calls CBIC to Frame MSME‑Friendly SOPs Case: Mitraj Business Private...
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