Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea for Mandatory Disclosure of Drug Side Effects by Doctors
The PIL was filed by Jacob Vadakanchery, who argued that medicines can have severe side effects and that patients have a right to make informed choices.
Delhi High Court Waives Off 75 Thousand Imposed On Petitioner Seeking ‘Extraordinary’ Interim Bail For Arvind Kejriwal
During the hearing of case, lawyer Rahul Mehra, appearing for Arvind Kejriwal, said that this petition is completely unacceptable. Extraordinary bail should be granted in all cases.
Delhi HC Orders 30 Lakh Compensation To Families Of Deceased Manual Scavengers
The Delhi HC ordered Rs. 30 lakh compensation for families of 3 deceased manual scavengers who died in a drain cleaning incident in 2017.
Supreme Court Directs Delhi High Court To Expedite Amandeep Dhall’s Petition In Liquor Policy Scam
The Supreme Court of India has directed the Delhi High Court to resolve Amandeep Dhall's pending petition before the summer recess.
Delhi High Court Seeks Jamia’s Clarification Over Dispute On Sale Of Land
Nazim Hussain Al Jafri, who was the registrar of the university, has alleged that despite his refusal to issue NOC, JMI approved the sale of land.
Delhi High Court Directs Implementation of Committee Recommendations for Streamlining Medical Facilities in Government Hospitals
The committee, tasked with streamlining medical services, has proposed several measures to improve patient care.
Delhi High Court Seeks Central Government’s Response on AAP’s Land Allotment Petition
Justice Subramaniam Prasad remarked on the disparity, stating that AAP was being relegated to a distant location compared to other parties.
Delhi High Court Declines to Cap Airfares, Cites Effective Regulation and Competitive Industry
The bench underscored that isolated incidents did not warrant the court's intervention through Public Interest Litigations (PILs), emphasizing the industry's efficiency and competitiveness.
Delhi High Court Issues Warning Over Delay in Textbook Distribution to Government School Students
The bench strongly criticized the delay, emphasizing the unfairness of setting deadlines and subsequently failing to adhere to them.
Enforcement Directorate Informs Court: AAP to be Named as Accused in Liquor Policy Case
In summary, the Enforcement Directorate's decision to implicate the AAP as an accused in the liquor policy scam underscores the widening scope of the investigation and sets a precedent for political accountability in such cases.
