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Sub-Tenant’s Fate Tied to Tenant in Eviction Unless Direct Tenancy Proven: HP High Court
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Sub-Tenant’s Fate Tied to Tenant in Eviction Unless Direct Tenancy Proven: HP High CourtShimla, HP– In a significant ruling that reinforces the precarious legal standing of sub-tenants, the Himachal Pradesh High Court has held that an eviction order passed against a tenant is unequivocally bi...
Karnataka HC: PTCL Act Applies to Subsequent Transfers; Sale Violating Specific Govt Permission is Void
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Sale of SC/ST Granted Land Via Power of Attorney Holder is Void if it Violates Specific Government Sanction: Karnataka High Court Bengaluru:The Karnataka High Court, in a significant ruling, has upheld the annulment of a land sale conducted through a Power of Attorney (GPA) holder, emphasizin...
Fame vs. Free Speech: Balancing Personality Rights and Expression in Indian Courts
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Fame vs. Free Speech: Balancing Personality Rights and Expression in Indian CourtsNew Delhi– In the burgeoning landscape of Indian intellectual property law, the assertion of personality rights by celebrities has become a focal point of contentious legal battles. However, a growing chorus of ...
Kerala High Court: Ownership Documents Trump Historical Use in Playground Dispute
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Kerala High Court: Ownership Documents Trump Historical Use in Playground DisputeThe court granted police protection to a company holding the title deed to a property historically used as a school playground, emphasizing that documentary evidence is paramount in establishing possessory rights...
K-RERA's 'Delay Fee' Circular Is An Exaction Without Authority, Lacks Statutory Power: Karnataka High Court Quashes It
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Karnataka High Court Strikes Down K-RERA Circular on 'Delay Fee,' Cites Lack of Statutory Power BENGALURU:In a significant ruling providing relief to numerous real estate developers, the Karnataka High Court has quashed a 2020 circular issued by the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority ...
Delhi HC Warns Patanjali of Costs in 'Useless' Appeal Against Dabur
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Delhi HC Warns Patanjali of Costs in 'Useless' Appeal Against Dabur A division bench of the Delhi High Court has orally expressed strong reservations about Patanjali Ayurved's appeal against an interim injunction restraining its allegedly disparaging Chyavanprash advertisements, cautioning th...
Valuation by Expert Committee is Relevant Evidence for Land Compensation, Old Awards Less Reliable: Gujarat High Court
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Gujarat High Court Enhances Land Compensation, Favors Expert Committee Valuation Over Outdated Awards AHMEDABAD:In a significant ruling on land acquisition compensation, the Gujarat High Court has set aside a lower court's award, holding that market value determined by a statutorily constitut...
Common Laudatory Words Like 'WOW' Can't Be Monopolized as Trademarks, Injunction Denied: Delhi High Court
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Delhi High Court Rejects 'Wow! Momo's' Injunction Plea, Rules 'WOW' is a Common Laudatory Term and Not a Monopoly New Delhi:In a significant ruling on trademark law, the Delhi High Court has dismissed an application for an interim injunction filed by WOW MOMO FOODS PRIVATE LIMITED against a n...
Delhi HC Expands Personality Rights, Shields Celebrity Persona from AI Misuse
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Delhi HC Expands Personality Rights, Shields Celebrity Persona from AI Misuse in Landmark Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Case New Delhi– In a significant and forward-looking ruling, the Delhi High Court has substantially fortified the concept of "personality rights" in India, granting a sweepingex pa...
Builder's Burden: AWHO Must Bear Entire Reconstruction Cost & Enhanced Rent for Defective Flats Without Cap, Kerala High Court Rules
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Kerala High Court Orders AWHO to Bear Full Reconstruction Cost and Enhanced Rent for Defective Army Towers KOCHI:In a significant ruling providing relief to homeowners, the Kerala High Court has directed the Army Welfare Housing Organisation (AWHO) to bear the entire cost of demolishing and r...
