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By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench held that IIT Bombay's own worldwide Deed of Assignment vested full ownership of in-vivo power generation invention in inventor, quashed Controller's rejection order and directed fresh adjudication by a different officer within eight weeks.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench held that a public authority cannot deny relief merely because some access existed, dismisses NOIDA's appeals and directs sanction of revised site plan after eleven-year construction stalemate over encroached 45-metre frontage.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench rejected Army's security objections despite land's proximity to Southern Command Headquarters and its use as a staging area during Operation Sindoor, and held that unutilised plots earmarked for Officers' Married Accommodation cannot justify indefinite denial of permission absent a concrete project.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench noted that for acquisitions under the National Highways Act, the date on which the Competent Authority passes its award, not the date acquisition proceedings commenced, determines whether solatium, interest and interest on solatium are computed under the 1894 Act or the 2013 Act.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench held that personal guarantees executed as pre-disbursement conditions under loan agreements stand incorporated by reference under Section 7(5) Arbitration Act.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Bench held that Competition Commission's order permitting Builders' Association of India to present its opinion was reasoned and did not violate natural justice, and noted that appeal largely rendered academic by Supreme Court's dismissal of a parallel challenge.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Court noted that letting guilty escape is not doing justice to a rape victim, invoking Section 464 CrPC to sustain conviction despite no charge framed under Section 376 IPC.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Court also questioned the font size, absence of pictorial icons and a fixed compliance timeline in FSSAI's proposed FoPL mechanism, directed fresh affidavit to be filed before September 28, 2026.
By: Agatha Shukla
The Court also questioned the font size, absence of pictorial icons and a fixed compliance timeline in FSSAI's proposed FoPL mechanism, directed fresh affidavit to be filed before September 28, 2026.
By: Agatha Shukla
Section 30 of the Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007, prescribes a period of 90 days for filing an appeal before the Supreme Court.
