Holds That Costs Are Nominal and Cannot Be Waived Through Review

Home - Holds That Costs Are Nominal and Cannot Be Waived Through Review

Posted inNews

Delhi High Court Dismisses Review Petition Challenging ₹50,000 Costs in Commercial Litigation: Holds That Costs Are Nominal and Cannot Be Waived Through Review

Court's Decision The Delhi High Court declined to vary or waive the costs of ₹50,000/- imposed earlier, emphasizing that the costs were reasonable, particularly in the context of commercial litigation.…

Posted by

Rawlaw December 10, 2024

Recent News

Supreme Court of India holds miscellaneous application not maintainable after dismissal of special leave petition — “Court becomes functus officio,” recall plea rejected
Supreme Court of India: Post-retirement disciplinary penalty valid if proceedings began in service — “Deemed continuation allows pay reduction affecting pension,” appeal dismissed
Delhi High Court — Volkswagen fails to block Maruti Suzuki’s ‘TRANSFORMOTION’ trademark — Court finds no deceptive similarity with ‘4MOTION’
Supreme Court of India holds state cannot be judge in its own cause in contractual disputes — “Clause barring arbitration and courts read down, arbitral award restored”
Supreme Court of India holds reserved category candidates can migrate to open category despite TET relaxation — “Eligibility relaxation does not dilute merit,” merit list exclusion quashed

Scroll to Top