Delhi High Court
73,497 judgments
SONIA VIHAR IRON AND TIMBER SCRAP TRADERS ASSOCIATION v. EAST DELHI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION
The Delhi High Court directed the East Delhi Municipal Corporation to dispose of the petitioners' representation submitted pursuant to the National Green Tribunal's order within four weeks, ensuring timely administrative action.
Vishal Tyagi v. State
The Delhi High Court rejected the petitioner's claim of juvenility based on credible school records and dismissed the bail application in a serious sexual offence case supported by DNA evidence.
Asha Dalmia v. North Delhi Municipal Corporation
The Delhi High Court allowed the petitioner to file a regularization application and restrained demolition pending its disposal, emphasizing due process before coercive municipal action.
Parvez Noor v. Delhi Waqf Board
The Delhi High Court upheld the Wakf Tribunal’s dismissal of the petitioner’s suit claiming ownership of a notified Waqf property, confirming that unauthorized occupation does not confer title and that related writ petition orders maintaining status quo apply.
Vishal Singh @ Pawan v. State (Govt NCT)
Bail was denied to a petitioner actively participating in an unlawful assembly that committed arson and murder, affirming vicarious liability under Section 149 IPC and emphasizing public order over individual liberty.
Nathu Ram v. D.D.A & Anr.
The Delhi High Court upheld dismissal of Plaintiffs' suit for injunction, holding they failed to prove ownership and possession of disputed land against DDA's claim over acquired government land.
Ashutosh Giri & Ors. v. Employees State Insurance Corporation & Ors.
The Delhi High Court directed ESIC to dispose of pending representations for regular promotion of ad hoc Deputy Directors within two weeks, enforcing compliance with the Tribunal's earlier order.
Neeta Bhardwaj & Ors. v. Kamlesh Sharma
The Delhi High Court directed removal of unauthorized occupants and regulated redevelopment of Kalkaji Mandir, affirming the Administrator's authority over allotment, payments, and fund management, while recognizing licensee rights subject to due process.
Shailesh Kumar Saxena v. Jamia Millia Islamia & Ors.
The Delhi High Court directed Jamia Millia Islamia to pay salary arrears to an SRC employee despite funding shortfalls, while allowing the employee to pursue remedies on employment status after SRC closure.
Rajesh Kumar v. Chinmaya Vidhyalaya Senior Secondary School and Ors.
Delhi High Court allowed a writ petition directing payment of compensation and statutory dues to a driver employed through a contractor but serving a school for over 10 years, recognizing an employer-employee relationship with the school.
Radhey Shyam v. Chinmaya Vidhyalaya Senior Secondary School and Ors.
The Delhi High Court allowed the petitioner's appeal by awarding lump sum compensation and directing release of statutory dues, recognizing his long service with the management despite employment through a contractor.
The Polo/Lauren Company L P v. Sandeep Arora & Anr.
The Delhi High Court allowed a rectification petition to cancel a copyright registration for an artwork found to be a non-original, substantive reproduction of a well-known trademark, emphasizing compliance with originality and trademark verification requirements under the Copyright Act.
Sanjay Grover v. Kumud Grover
The Delhi High Court upheld a contempt finding against a husband for wilful non-compliance of domestic violence protection orders directing monthly payments to his wife, distinguishing contempt proceedings from execution remedies.
Mohd. Tabsir v. The State NCT of Delhi
The Delhi High Court upheld the conviction of the appellant for aggravated sexual assault of a minor under the POCSO Act, reduced the sentence to five years imprisonment, and emphasized reformative measures during incarceration.
Sher Singh & Ors. v. Jai Singh
The Delhi High Court corrected a typographical error in the village name of the suit property, clarified the location as Village Shahurpur, and directed the Local Commissioner to proceed with demarcation accordingly.
Avneesh Chaudhary v. State of Delhi & Anr.
The Delhi High Court granted interim visitation rights to a father to meet his minor daughter pending custody proceedings, emphasizing controlled meetings and civil conduct.
M/S Rayapati Power Generation Pvt. Ltd. v. Indian Renewable Energy Agency Ltd
The Delhi High Court held that legal demand notices under Section 138(b) of the Negotiable Instruments Act must be issued within thirty days excluding the day of receipt of bank information on cheque dishonor, and dismissed petitions seeking quashing of complaints on limitation grounds.
Rakesh Kumar v. Tanuja Devi and Another
The Delhi High Court upheld the Family Court's order directing maintenance from the date of filing the petition, rejecting the husband's claim of voluntary desertion by the wife and emphasizing the social justice purpose of Section 125 Cr.P.C.
Rajesh Suri @ Raj Suri v. State
The Delhi High Court granted interim protection and directed reconsideration of anticipatory bail and NBW issuance in a rape case filed without arrest, emphasizing adherence to Supreme Court guidelines and ordering a police vigilance inquiry.
Harish Chander Bhardwaj v. BSES Rajdhani Power Limited
The Delhi High Court directed BSES Rajdhani Power Limited to defer electricity disconnection based on an impounding order stayed by the court, protecting the petitioner's rights pending final adjudication.