Category: Delhi High Court

Delhi HC in 2019: Political, business bigwigs suffer setback – from Chidambaram to Indiabulls, Bhushan Steel and others.

Source – financialexpress.com Several political bigwigs, senior officials and corporates suffered setbacks in the Delhi High Court in 2019 — be it Congress leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi in the National Herald case and P Chidambaram in the INX Media case, or the CBI top brass for ugly infighting or scam tainted Indiabulls and Bhushan Steel. The high court order denying anticipatory bail

Delhi courts see big names in politics, business in 2019: Chidambaram, Shivakumar, Vadra, Singh brothers.

Source – financialexpress.com The year saw them dealing with several other cases involving big names like Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi; ex-BBP MLA Barjesh Thakur; former Union minister MJ Akbar; Ratul Puri, nephew of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath; and former promoters of Fortis Healthcare Malvinder and Shivinder Singh. From

Delhi High Court Higher Judicial Services Recruitment 2020: Apply Online for 19 Vacancy @delhihighcourt.nic.in, Before 21 January

Source – pagalguy.com Delhi High Court is located in the state of Delhi and as a result, is always overburdened with legal matters. In order to manage its workload efficiently and ensure speedy delivery of justice, Delhi High Court  conducts recruitment drives periodically. Under the latest Delhi High Court Higher Judicial Services Recruitment 2020, applications

Upload list of Urdu, Persian words in FIRs with meanings: Delhi HC.

Source – indianexpress.com Observing that the usage of common Urdu words such as kitaab, ilzaam and hawaalat may be permissible, but “obscure and archaic expressions can find no place in an FIR”, the Delhi High Court Thursday directed Delhi Police to upload on its website the list of archaic Urdu and Persian words which are used in registering FIRs.

HC dismisses plea claiming telecom services illegally stopped during protests in Delhi.

Source – thehindu.com The Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea which alleged that telecom services were disrupted in various parts of the national capital during the anti-citizenship law protests in violation of rules. A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice C Hari Shankar declined to entertain the PIL after Additional Solicitor General