The Delhi High Court on Tuesday agreed to hear in detail the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) plea challenging the trial court order granting statutory bail to Dheeraj and Kapil Wadhawan, former promoters of DHFL in India's biggest bank fraud case to the tune of Rs 34,926.77 crore, on t
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday was informed by the counsel of petitioners that the Supreme Court has recently agreed to examine the pleas for legal recognition of same-sex marriage under the Special Marriage Act and also issued a notice to the Centre on the petition.
The apology was tendered before the division bench comprising justices Sidharth Mridul and Talwant Singh on Tuesday, and the bench asked Agnihotri to be present before the court in the next hearing.
The Delhi High court on Tuesday allowed a plea seeking permission for the medical termination of 33 weeks pregnancy where the foetus was said to be suffering from a cerebral deformity.
The Delhi High court on Monday reserved an order on a plea of a woman seeking permission for medical termination of pregnancy of a 33-week foetus suffering from cerebral deformity.
Two weeks were granted by Delhi High Court to file a reply and medical documents on two pleas seeking cancellation of interim bail given to Sushil Kumar on grounds of surgery of his wife.
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeks direction to implement a Uniform Banking Code for foreign exchange transactions to control black money generation and Benami transactions.
LNJP hospital's administration was pulled up by the Delhi High Court on Monday for delaying examination of a woman seeking permission for termination of 33-week foetus over cerebral anomaly.
The Delhi High Court on Monday issued notice to the Government of NCT Delhi on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) for the resolution of the problem of the non-availability of clean drinking water in the Tihar Jail Complex.
The Special Judge of Trial Court on Saturday while granting statutory bail order stated that the accused Kapil Wadhawan and Dheeraj Wadhawan are found entitled to the bail because of an incomplete chargesheet.
The Delhi High court on Friday directed the medical board at the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) hospital to examine the woman seeking termination of her 33 weeks old foetus suffering from abnormality.