Delhi High Court

The Supreme Court dismissed Ilaiyaraaja's plea in the 'En Iniya Pon Nilave' dispute, leaving intact a ruling that a composer's copyright covers the music, not the sound recording or lyrics.

Delhi High Court quashes Look Out Circulars in a six-year PMLA probe, holding that mere pendency of investigation cannot indefinitely restrict the Article 21 right to travel abroad.

The Delhi High Court is pressing the Centre to justify why private professionals must migrate digital signature tokens by September 21, 2026, while government users get until 2029.

A Delhi HC order in a GST-fraud case now bars every state from registering new taxpayers without biometric Aadhaar checks — enforcing a rule that existed on paper since 2024 but wasn't uniformly applied.

Four Delhi HC rulings in a month—Salman Khan, Alakh Pandey, the Kapoor sisters—are quietly defining where personality rights end and satire, free speech and fan commentary begin.

A nationwide Telegram blackout meant to stop NEET paper leaks has landed in the Delhi High Court, where Telegram calls the shutdown disproportionate and the government calls it necessary. The case tests how far Section 69A can stretch — and what it costs 150 million users when it does.

The Delhi High Court's decision to quash proceedings against NewsClick has revived a critical debate: how should India balance anti-money laundering enforcement with press freedom? The ruling raises important questions about due process, investigative powers, and the chilling effect of prolonged criminal probes on independent journalism.

Delhi HC holds that territorial jurisdiction objection waiver India applies if not raised at the earliest stage, reinforcing procedural discipline.

The Delhi High Court has initiated proceedings to review the trial court's decision to discharge Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, marking a significant turn in the Delhi excise policy case.