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Introduction The Supreme Court’s decision to reserve judgment on the appeal by the makers of the popular web series ‘College Romance’ has stirred up discussions on creative freedom, censorship, and the portrayal of obscenity in digital media. The web series, known for
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Anticipatory Bail: Insights from Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia vs State of Punjab ‘Anticipatory Bail’ is an enchanting term that materializes in the convoluted corridors of the Indian legal system reassuring those who dread being arrested unfairly. In India, the crucial case of Gurbaksh
Donald Trump’s Legal Quagmire: A Comprehensive Guide to the Ongoing Litigations” Former President Donald Trump is entangled in a myriad of legal battles that span across various jurisdictions, ranging from accusations of fraud and defamation to serious charges of election subversion. With
Rasiklal v. Kishore Khanchand Wadhwani High Court hearing Rasiklal v. Kishore Khanchand Wadhwani overruled a previous judgment delivered by JMFC, Indore, on 01.07.2015 in Criminal Case No.16047/2006 made the news headlines on July 2. The case involves defamation allegations against petitioner Rasiklal
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Delhi High Court Halts FranchiseByte’s Misuse of ‘WOW! MOMO’ Trademark In a recent verdict, the Delhi High Court has issued a restraining order against FranchiseByte, barring the unauthorized use of the trademark ‘WOW! MOMO’. The order was passed on October 20 by
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