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Delhi High Court upholds CSIR’s decision to fix minimum qualifying marks in recruitment exam — “Power expressly reserved in advertisement, no rules changed mid-way”

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court dismissed a batch of writ petitions challenging the prescription of minimum qualifying marks in Paper-III of the Combined Administrative Services Examination-2023 conducted by the…
Posted by Rawlaw February 17, 2026
sexual offences
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Delhi High Court refuses to quash FIR alleging marital cruelty and sexual offences — “Section 164 statement sufficient to proceed, no mini-trial under inherent powers”

1. Court’s decision The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition seeking quashing of an FIR registered for offences including cruelty, criminal breach of trust, rape, unnatural offences, and criminal intimidation.…
Posted by Rawlaw February 10, 2026
final adjudication
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Bombay High Court quashes stamp duty demand on development agreement—“Final adjudication cannot be reopened beyond limitation; Section 33A power lies only with registering officer”; recovery order set aside

Court’s decision The Bombay High Court partly allowed a writ petition filed by a real estate developer and quashed an order demanding deficit stamp duty by treating a development agreement…
Posted by Rawlaw February 9, 2026
power, powerflex
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Delhi High Court refuses to soften interim trademark ban on “Power” footwear branding — “Tagline isn’t confusing, but the mark ‘Power Flex’ can’t stay”, both appeals dismissed with one tweak

1. Court’s decision The Delhi High Court (Division Bench) largely upheld an interim injunction in a pending trademark infringement suit over footwear branding where the registered proprietor of the mark…
Posted by Rawlaw January 6, 2026
power
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Delhi High Court restrains use of ‘POWER’ as dominant mark in footwear — “Suggestive marks with long goodwill deserve strong interim protection” while partly modifying injunction

Court’s decision The Delhi High Court, deciding cross-appeals in a long-running trademark dispute, upheld the grant of an interim injunction restraining use of the word “POWER” as a trademark or…
Posted by Rawlaw December 17, 2025
karta
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Supreme Court on Karta’s Power to Sell HUF Property: “Alienation by Karta binds all coparceners if linked to legal necessity — purchaser cannot be saddled with impossible burdens”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court allowed the appeal and set aside the Karnataka High Court’s decree of partition. It upheld the Trial Court’s judgment dismissing the coparcener’s suit challenging the…
Posted by Rawlaw September 18, 2025
arbitrary tariff
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Delhi High Court Holds Public Utility Supplier Liable for Arbitrary Tariff Demands: “Power Cannot Be Supplied With Unpredictable Tariffs” — Court Quashes ₹6.78 Crore Demand Raised Without Regulatory Approval

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court allowed the writ petition and quashed the demand notices issued by the power distribution licensee to a power consumer for an amount exceeding ₹6.78…
Posted by Rawlaw August 7, 2025

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