Former Metropolitan Magistrate of the Rohini district court, Gautam Kant Nimaan, who was terminated from service last month on charges of corruption, on Friday moved the Delhi high court challenging t

If a company allegedly indulges in wrongful deeds then not only its officials but the company itself can also be prosecuted on charges of criminal conspiracy, the Delhi high court has said.

The Delhi high court has said that a criminal case for amassing disproportionate assets cannot be closed even if the accused died during the trial and the family members who benefited from the illegal

Corruption in lower judiciary has been exposed with a metropolitan magistrate (MM) of the Rohini district court, Gautam Kant Nimaan, being charged with corruption and his services being terminated by the Delhi government following consultation with the Delhi high court Chief Justice Dipak Misra.

A 23-year-old graduation student, who had allegedly injured three Delhi police personnel while trying to escape from their clutches after he was caught by them for allegedly jumping a red light four years ago, was directed by the Delhi high court to render social service with an NGO, Prayas, for a year.

The future was dark for five-year-old girl Bipasha when she was abandoned by her unwed mother, but it seems that there was a ray of hope for her, as a Spanish couple has recently approached the Missionaries of Charity for her adoption and filed a case of adoption in a Delhi court.

A 23-year-old youth is in dock for allegedly circulating a sleazy MMS of his classmate on a social networking site by morphing her picture after creating a fake account in her name purportedly to malign her character. Both of them were engineering students at an institute in Dehra Dun in Uttaranchal.

The CBI has registered a case against a former chairman and three serving officials of Kandla Port Trust (KPT) in connection with a multi-crore-rupee land scam.
The disclosure was made by the standing counsel of the agency, Vikas Pahwa, before the Delhi high court division bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justice Manmohan.

The Delhi high court has said an organisation cannot be forced to disclose information under the RTI Act just because it is substantially financed by PSUs and held that the Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) is not a public authority.

In an order which reinforces the faith of youth in taking own decision in shaping up their career, the Delhi high court has said that youth above 18 have the right to lead their life on their own terms and the parents cannot force or pressurise their will on them.