February 2023

Delhi High Court ordered the owner of a small shop to pay Rs. 5 lakhs; if he did not, he would be sentenced to a week in civil prison for violating the court's earlier order of interim injunction and continuing to sell counterfeit goods. The judge bench made this observation after noting that counterfeiting was an extremely serious matter with ramifications that go far beyond the boundaries of the small shop of the petty counterfeiter.   Judge C. Hari Shankar's single-judge...

SPAMMING IN INDIA   It wouldn't be incorrect to imply that the Internet has created an entirely new universe, or what we can refer to as the "E-world," where everything is either connected to or supported by technological devices. By bringing about so much ease, it has played a very important part in our lives. India's cyber space is now the target of cybercriminals due to these rapid changes in the country's user base, and since data is currently the New Gold of...

"We are also certain that the evidence of cruelty is adequate to meet the requirements of Section 13(1)(i-a) of the Hindu Marriage Act and that it meets that standard. As a result, we don't see any flaws in the decision granting the petition and the divorce on the grounds of cruelty. We therefore conclude that the appeal has no merit. Because of this, the appeal is denied, a bench of Justices Sanjeev Sachdeva and Vikas Mahajan declared.   Every person is entitled to live...