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  • Use of “FLY HIGH” Restrained: Delhi High Court Grants Interim Injunction to Protect Trademark and Prevent Consumer Confusion
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16/12/2025, 5 days ago

Use of “FLY HIGH” Restrained: Delhi High Court Grants Interim Injunction to Protect Trademark and Prevent Consumer Confusion

Introduction: In Frankfinn Aviation Services (Pvt.) Ltd. v. M/S Fly High Institute & Ors. [CS(COMM) 1262/2025], the Delhi High Court granted an ex-parte ad-interim injunction restraining a Gujarat-based air-hostess training institute from using the marks “FLY HIGH,” “FLY HIGH INSTITUTE,” “FH FLY HIGH INSTITUTE,” or any other deceptively similar variation. The order was passed by […]

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16/12/2025, 5 days ago

Post-Failure Corrections in Recruitment Forms Impermissible: Candidates Must Verify Details Before Submission Delhi High Court 

Introduction: In Nisha Khan v. Delhi Police & Anr., the Delhi High Court once again reiterated a strict but well-settled principle governing recruitment processes: errors in application forms cannot be corrected after a candidate fails in the selection process. A Division Bench comprising Justice Navin Chawla and Justice Madhu Jain dismissed a writ petition filed […]

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16/12/2025, 5 days ago

One-Line Acquittal Without Reasons Is Impermissible: Appellate Courts Must Decide Criminal Appeals on Merits

Introduction: In State v. Babulal Malviya [CRA-1706-2016], the Madhya Pradesh High Court reaffirmed a foundational principle of criminal appellate jurisprudence: reasoned judgments are the lifeblood of justice. A Single Bench comprising Justice Rajendra Kumar Vani set aside a Sessions Court judgment that had acquitted an accused of the offence of voluntarily causing hurt under Section […]

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16/12/2025, 5 days ago

Private Banks Not Amenable to Writ Jurisdiction: Kerala High Court Reaffirms Limits of Article 226

Introduction: In The Authorised Officer, South Indian Bank and Another v. Sheela Francis Parakkal and Others, reported as 2025 LiveLaw (Ker) 826, the Kerala High Court revisited the long-settled question of whether a private commercial bank can be subjected to writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. A Division Bench comprising Justice […]

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16/12/2025, 5 days ago

Second SLP After Failed Review Is Barred Without Express Liberty: Supreme Court Reaffirms Finality of Non-Speaking Dismissals

Introduction: In Kangra Central Cooperative Bank Limited v. The Kangra Central Cooperative Bank Pensioners Welfare Association (Regd.) & Ors., reported as 2025 LiveLaw (SC) 1205, the Supreme Court of India authoritatively settled the procedural question of whether a second Special Leave Petition (SLP) is maintainable after the first SLP has been dismissed by a non-speaking […]

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15/12/2025, 6 days ago

Reservation Is a Choice, Not a Second Chance: Himachal Pradesh Court Draws a Clear Line on Post-Selection Claims

Introduction: In a significant ruling reaffirming the principles of fairness, certainty, and procedural discipline in public recruitment, the Himachal Pradesh High Court, while deciding Baljinder Kaur v. State of Himachal Pradesh and others (CWPOA No. 1968 of 2019), categorically held that a candidate who consciously chooses not to apply under a reserved category cannot later […]

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15/12/2025, 6 days ago

J&K&L High Court Cracks the Whip Over Failing Cancer Care System, Demands Immediate Action to End Years of Administrative Apathy

Introduction: In a deeply consequential public interest litigation that strikes at the heart of the constitutional right to health and human dignity, the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court, in the case titled Court On Its Own Motion v. M. K. Bhandari and another, issued stern and unequivocal directions to the Union Territory administration […]

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15/12/2025, 6 days ago

When Justice Must Be Seen to Be Done: Bail Order Set Aside Over Real Likelihood of Judicial Bias by Punjab & Haryana High Court

Introduction: In a landmark ruling underscoring the foundational principle that justice must not only be done but must also appear to be done, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, in Akash Walia v. State of Haryana and another, quashed an order granting regular bail after finding that the Judicial Magistrate who passed the order shared […]

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15/12/2025, 6 days ago

State’s Intent Alone Cannot End a Criminal Trial: Allahabad High Court Reaffirms Independent Scrutiny in Withdrawal of Prosecution

Introduction: In a significant ruling reinforcing prosecutorial independence and judicial oversight, the Allahabad High Court, while deciding a criminal appeal arising out of proceedings under the Indian Penal Code and the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, emphatically held that a mere expression of intention by the State Government to withdraw from […]

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