The plea had raised concern over privacy and security issues with the Zoom app. Senior Advocate Arvind Datar today pointed out that the MEITY found nothing wrong with the app and even courts use it for hearing cases.
Category: Current Decisions
Student forced to marry teacher entitled to divorce on ground of cruelty: Gujarat High Court
Published on : 14 Feb, 2023, 8:49 pm Gujrat: A teacher forcing his much younger student to marry him would amount to cruelty entitling the student-wife to divorce, the Gujarat High Court recently held….
Higher duty of care expected from ICU staff when patient critical: National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
The commission held that gangrene developing in the patient’s hand went unnoticed and unmonitored throughout the night by ICU staff, amounting to failure of duty of care.
First woman judge to helm Gujarat High Court Justice Sonia G Gokani appointed as Acting Chief Justice
Justice Gokani, whose name was recommended by the Collegium on Thursday, will serve as Acting Chief Justice only for a fortnight.
Justice L Victoria Gowri appointment: Collegium knew and considered facts, says Supreme Court
A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and BR Gavai stressed that no judicial review is permissible over Collegium decisions as regards suitability of names recommended.
Delhi High Court restrains Parle from using ‘FABIO’ or ‘FAB!O’ mark to sell biscuit after OREO alleges trademark infringement
The Court said that there is no other biscuit with the similar name and, therefore, a customer is likely to confuse the two products.
Supreme Court imposes ₹50k costs on Uttar Pradesh for challenging Allahabad High Court order granting gratuity to wife of deceased employee
A division bench of Justices MR Shah and BV Nagarathna took exception to the State challenging such cases before the Supreme Court which results in the aggrieved person being deprived of the compensatory amount.
Kerala POCSO Court convicts transwoman under Section 377 IPC for sexually assaulting minor boy
The Court said that even in the Supreme Court’s landmark judgment in Navtej Singh Johar, Section 377 was only read down to the extent of decriminalising consensual homosexual activity among adults and not with minors.
I work 19 hours a day, sit late preparing for next day: Bombay High Court’s Justice Gautam Patel
“No way we can keep this matter tomorrow. I will take action against you for violating human rights,” he light-heartedly said to a lawyer who sought urgent listing of a case.
The centre told the Supreme Court that a provision of the Surrogacy Act prescribes that no woman shall act as a surrogate mother by providing her own gametes
Updated: February 08, 2023 6:25 pm IST New Delhi: The Centre has clarified in the Supreme Court that the surrogacy law says a surrogate mother may not be genetically related to the…