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Wow-Momo

Delhi High Court Orders FranchiseByte To Take Down Wow! Momo Content From Its Website

The single-judge bench stated that the defendant tried to defraud the public

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Taxpayers

Bombay High Court Cautions Tax Officers against Delays in Serving Assessment Orders on Taxpayers

Expects the Central Board of Direct Taxes to apprise officials to act perceptively

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Medical-Negligence

Supreme Court: To Hold Medical Practitioner Liable For Negligence, Higher Threshold Limit Must Be Met

It was hearing a set of medical negligence-related appeals filed under the Consumer Protection Act

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Justices-Yashwant-Varma-&-Dharmesh-Sharma

Delhi High Court overrules Boehringer Ingelheim decision

States that divisional application under Patents Act is maintainable if plurality of invention is disclosed in the claims

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Trademark

Delhi High Court States Trademark Registry Can Send Documents via Email Only if Litigant Furnishes ID

Emphasizes there’s no legal compulsion and the person may have reservations about not providing such details

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Justices-S-Ravindra-Bhat-&-Dipankar-Datta

Supreme Court: Claiming Loss Of Profit Without Substantial Proof In Conflict With Public Policy

States it is contrary to Section 34(2)(b) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

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J&K-High-Court

J&K and Ladakh High Court states English translated copy certified by consular enough under A&C Act compliance

Notes that the respondent raised certain technicalities merely to delay the execution of the award

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PUMA-shoes

Delhi High Court orders Agra-based Kumkum Shoes to compensate ‘Puma’ for dealing in counterfeit footwear

As per the report of the local commissioner, the company garnered a profit of Rs.18-19 lakh from selling fakes

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Bombay-High-Court

Bombay High Court: Fees Paid to Clubs for Corporate Membership Meant Solely for Business is Revenue In Nature

States that it was a pure business expense, hence, deductions were allowable under Section 37 of the Income Tax Act.

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