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Parties’ Choice To Trade Goods In ‘Sound Condition’ Prevails Over Earlier ‘As Is Where Is’ Agreement | Delhi HC Upholds Contractual Shift

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Parties’ Choice To Trade Goods In ‘Sound Condition’ Prevails Over Earlier ‘As Is Where Is’ Agreement | Delhi HC Upholds Contractual Shift

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Disclosing Matrimonial Litigation Details To Defend Collateral Civil And Criminal Cases Not Barred Under Section 22 HMA | Delhi High Court Says Legal References Do Not Amount To Unlawful Publication

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Disclosing Matrimonial Litigation Details To Defend Collateral Civil And Criminal Cases Not Barred Under Section 22 HMA | Delhi High Court Says Legal References Do Not Amount To Unlawful Publicat...

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Social Media Radicalisation Falls Within UAPA Section 18 | Delhi High Court Denies Bail Saying Prima Facie Case Made Out Against TRF-Linked Accused

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Social Media Radicalisation Falls Within UAPA Section 18 | Delhi High Court Denies Bail Saying Prima Facie Case Made Out Against TRF-Linked Accused

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Two Accused In 2023 Parliament Security Breach UAPA Case | Says Protest Was Political Dissent Not Terrorist Act | Bars Them From Giving Interviews

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Delhi High Court Grants Bail To Two Accused In 2023 Parliament Security Breach UAPA Case | Says Protest Was Political Dissent Not Terrorist Act | Bars Them From Giving Interviews

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Delhi High Court Dismisses Trademark Appeals | Marks Are Strikingly Similar And Likely To Confuse Public In Same Business Domain

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Delhi High Court Dismisses Trademark Appeals | Marks Are Strikingly Similar And Likely To Confuse Public In Same Business Domain

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Delhi High Court Holds Cross-Objections Unmaintainable in ITAT Appeals Under Section 260A: 'No Implied Right Exists'

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Delhi High Court Holds Cross-Objections Unmaintainable in ITAT Appeals Under Section 260A: 'No Implied Right Exists'

Safiya Malik The Delhi High Court considered the maintainability...

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