AI-curated court updates, legal developments, and practice-area insights for Indian legal professionals.
The Supreme Court ruled that obtaining hotel booking records and call detail records is permissible to establish adultery in matrimonial disputes, as it does not infringe on privacy rights.
The Supreme Court established that the average income from the last three Income Tax Returns (ITRs) of self-employed individuals should be considered in compensation assessments, particularly in motor accident cases.
The Supreme Court ruled that post-death Income Tax Returns (ITRs) require financial verification and fixed annual income assessment based on available records. This decision enhances compensation considerations.
The Delhi High Court has elaborated on the doctrine of transborder reputation concerning the mark 'Whistler' in a dispute between an Irish whiskey producer and an Indian liquor company. The judgment provides crucial insights into the evidentiary standards required to establish such claims.
The Madras High Court upheld the initiation of Section 74 proceedings regarding excess ITC availment and unpaid GST liabilities related to foreign commissions.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that contractors must provide proof of incremental GST payments for reimbursement claims, emphasizing document verification as a key element.
The Bombay High Court ruled that Section 13(3)(b) cannot replace the statutory recipient with the ultimate beneficiary in determining the place of supply, affirming the need for clear identification.
The Madras High Court has issued notices to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and Minister Aadhav Arjuna regarding petitions challenging their recent election wins. The court has also allowed time to rectify defects in some petitions.
The Karnataka High Court has stayed the investigation against a lawyer accused of being involved in a murder case after representing the prime accused. The court expressed concern over potential abuse of process in the investigation.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by two dressage riders challenging the Delhi High Court's refusal to intervene in the selection of India's Dressage team for the 2026 Asian Games. The case highlights procedural issues identified by the court regarding the Equestrian Federation of India.
The Delhi High Court's ruling on the blocking of Telegram sheds light on the intersection of copyright doctrine and public law, raising questions about intermediary liability.
A recent discussion details how India's patent law framework struggles to address the challenges posed by black-box AI in medicine. The complexity of disclosing AI inventions is highlighted.
In Flipkart v. Marc, the Supreme Court refused to stay an injunction, reigniting discussions on house marks and trademark confusion. The case highlights a gap in the Trademarks Act concerning the use of corporate branding.