Urvi Mahajani is an Assistant Editor at The Free Press Journal. With nearly two decades of experience, she specializes in the legal beat, focusing on crime and justice, judicial systems, and various aspects of law and legal affairs. Urvi is dedicated to simplifying legal jargon for everyday readers and has been featured in The Free Press Journal.
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By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court has dismissed two petitions challenging the Bhendi Bazaar cluster redevelopment scheme implemented by the Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust. The court held that the project serves a public purpose by improving living conditions, providing larger homes and upgrading common facilities, despite being implemented by a private trust.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court has allowed godwoman Radhe Maa, whose real name is Sukhwinder Kaur, to institute a personality rights suit against Google and other respondents over allegedly defamatory online content. Justice Abhay Ahuja granted permission under Clause XII of the Letters Patent after accepting arguments that part of the cause of action arose within the court's jurisdiction.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court has directed the ED to return seized documents and digital devices belonging to Chellaram Mills director Mukesh Talreja and unfreeze his bank locker. The court found that the 180-day retention period under the PMLA had expired without the required approval to extend it.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court quashed EPFO orders rejecting higher pension claims by employees and retirees of exempted establishments, including BEST, Abbott India and Tata Communications.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court criticised Mumbai's civic and police authorities for delays in implementing pollution-control directions, despite acknowledging awareness efforts ahead of Diwali. It called for stronger enforcement, accessible complaint mechanisms and coordinated action by the BMC, MPCB, police and Slum Rehabilitation Authority.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court has kept actor Imran Khan's ‘Leave India' notice in abeyance until November 2, after the Centre sought more time to respond. The notice had directed the US citizen and OCI cardholder to leave India by October 28 over alleged participation in a Mumbai political protest.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The student had reposted an Instagram post from an account called ‘Reformistan' that criticised the Indian government for allegedly provoking a war against Pakistan. She deleted it within two hours and publicly apologised after facing threats. The court noted that she had neither created the original content nor deliberately sought to promote religious hostility.
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The Bombay High Court dismissed a Malad East housing society members' writ petition against Namo Realty Ventures LLP, ruling that claims over promised carpet area, amenities, parking and compensation are private contractual disputes. With redevelopment complete and 46 of 48 members supporting the project, the court said ordinary civil remedies—not writ jurisdiction—apply.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court has restrained unidentified persons from misusing Natural Ice Cream's trademark to allegedly dupe people through fake websites, emails and fraudulent franchise offers. The court granted interim relief, citing a strong prima facie case of trademark infringement.
By: Urvi Mahajani
The Bombay High Court will hear a PIL on November 4 seeking drought relief and social security benefits for landless agricultural labourers in Maharashtra. The petition alleges that existing government schemes exclude vulnerable workers despite drought declarations in 305 talukas.
