Bombay High Court Latest News & Updates
The Bombay High Court set aside Tarun Tejpal's acquittal in the 2013 Tehelka sexual assault case, convicted him under multiple IPC provisions, sentenced him to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment, and directed him to surrender within four weeks.
Read Full ArticleThe Bombay High Court ordered Meta, Google and X to immediately remove AI-generated deepfakes and defamatory content targeting Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, while granting a dynamic injunction in his ₹11 crore defamation suit.
The Bombay High Court issued notice on a PIL filed by 21 young advocates seeking effective implementation of stipend and financial assistance schemes under the Maharashtra Advocates Welfare Fund Act.
Bombay High Court admitted Sameer Wankhede's plea, questioned the NCB over repeated enquiries based on anonymous complaints, and granted interim relief.
Supreme Court holds NCSC's powers under Article 338 are recommendatory, not adjudicatory, and sets aside its direction to Mumbai Port Authority for payment of arrears in a service dispute.
Bombay High Court denies urgent interim relief to Phantom Studios against JioStar in its ₹250 crore Queen Forever sequel dispute; case listed for August 4.
Bombay HC rules divorce maintenance remains recoverable from a deceased husband’s estate, but ex-wife cannot seek enhancement from legal heirs.
Bombay HC praised CJI Surya Kant for securing UK protection for Justice Gautam Patel’s family after threats and an attack linked to a key ruling.
Bombay HC held that a 21-day delay in filing an FIR for sexual offences is not fatal due to social stigma, and refused to quash a prima facie Section 354 IPC case.
Bombay High Court directs removal of allegedly defamatory posts against Salman Khan, observing that social media is not a license to defame others.
Retired Justice G.S. Patel and his family face alleged threats in India and the UK over his 2024 Dawoodi Bohra leadership dispute verdict.
Bombay HC denied anticipatory bail to an accused in a film audition rape case involving concealed marriage and circulation of intimate videos.
Bombay High Court set aside a divorce decree, holding wives are not maids, and awarded the wife Rs 20,000 monthly maintenance and housing support.
Bombay HC considers 21-point interim guidelines to protect advocates from violence, including safeguards against arrest and intimidation.
Bombay HC says wife cannot be denied maintenance merely for filing restitution plea after husband sought divorce; education alone no ground to refuse support.
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