Tag: Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court acquits man in rape case

Source – indianexpress.com The Bombay High Court acquitted a man who had allegedly raped his neighbour when she had left her house to attend to nature’s call in an open field. In 2014, the Sessions Court convicted the accused on circumstantial evidence, as the prosecution had failed to examine the woman. The accused was sentenced

NSE drags SGX to court over India derivatives products

Source – thehindu.com The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has dragged the Singapore Exchange (SGX) to court over the latter’s plans to launch derivative products based on Indian stocks and indices. “SGX has been notified by the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) of an application made in the Bombay High Court for an interim injunction on

Bombay High Court: Kids from 2nd marriages can claim parents’ properties only after their death

Source – freepressjournal.in Mumbai: The Bombay High Court recently held that children from second marriages can claim share in properties of their parents, but only after the death of their parents and not during their lifetime. A single-judge bench of Justice Shalini Phansalkar-Joshi pronounced the ruling last month while dealing with a suit filed by a man’s

John Abraham wins legal battle against Prernaa Arora; ‘Parmanu – The Story of Pokhran’ to release on May 25

Source – indiatimes.com For the past several months, ‘Parmanu – The Story of Pokhran’ has been in the news for the numerous delays in the release of the film and an alleged fallout between the makers. John Abraham can now finally have a good night’s sleep after the recent order passed by Bombay High Court, which means that the

Bombay High Court allows sale of two cold/cough drugs until Central Government reviews ban

Source – dnaindia.com The Bombay High Court recently continued the stay on a notification issued by the Central Government, banning manufacture for sale, sale and distribution for human use, of two drugs, commonly used for treating cold/ cough. A division bench of Ranjit More and Justice Sadhana Jadhav restrained the government from taking any coercive action