The National Federation of Resident Doctors, in the application, sought the top court to intervene in the ongoing matter whereby the top court has initiated a petition on its own to ensure the safety of the health professionals
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The issue arose in Writ Petition filed by Phonographic Performance Limited seeking striking down of the impugned circular as impinging on its right as a copyright owner to initiate proceedings for infringement of its copyright while playing the sound recordings at wedding events
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday constituted a National Task Force (NTF) comprising senior doctors to formulate recommendations for ensuring the safety of medical professionals at their workplaces. The court was hearing matters related to the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor at R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata, after taking suo motu cognizance of the case. Meanwhile, state, Union territory, and central governments have been ordered to submit detailed reports on hospital security measures, including CCTVs, duty rooms, grief and crisis counselling systems, within a month
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A bench of Justice M Nagaprasanna posted the plea for hearing on August 29 which was filed by Siddaramaiah challenging the sanction for his prosecution by Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot in the alleged Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) land allotment scam
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Mankind Pharma Limited was represented by Mr Rajiv Nayar and Mr Akhil Sibal, Senior Advocates, along with the team of Khaitan & Co led by Mr Ankur Sangal (Partner), Mr Ankit Arvind (Principal Associate), Mr Kiratraj Sadana (Associate) and Ms Nidhi Pathak (Associate)
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Burger King Corporation's 2008 lawsuit aimed to stop Pune's Burger King from using the name, alleging trademark infringement. However, Judge Vedpathak ruled that the local eatery's name use predates the American company's Indian entry on 16 August
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The Special Judge Sanjeev Aggarwal in an order passed on Saturday asserted, "It cannot be said that accused may have committed the offence i.e. to say the matter should go to the trial. That is to say, prosecution has failed to make out a prima facie case for framing of charges qua this accused, for which he was being prosecuted by filing the prosecution complaint. If there is no suspicion, then why should the accused go through rigours of trial all the way."
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The petition under Article 226 challenged NHAI's decision dated April 10, 2024, blacklisting the Petitioner, Transys Consulting, for two years and imposing a financial penalty of INR 3.06 lakhs
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