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A court in Delhi has ordered the former wife of cricketer Shikhar Dhawan to return approximately Rs 5.7 crore, holding that orders passed by an Australian family court under the concept of “property settlement” are contrary to Indian law and unenforceable in India.
The Bombay High Court on Monday set aside an earlier interim order that had stopped three banks and audit firm BDO India LLP from taking action against businessman Anil Ambani under the RBI’s 2024 Master Directions on fraud classification, a report by Bar and Bench said.
The US Supreme Court issued a 6-3 ruling striking down major parts of President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, determining they exceeded executive authority under the Constitution. Indian-origin lawyer Neal Katyal, representing small businesses, argued successfully that only Congress can impose such taxes
Bike taxi services in Bengaluru received a major boost after the Karnataka High Court lifted the state-wide ban, allowing platforms like Rapido and Uber to resume operations. The court ruled that motorcycles used as bike taxis qualify as transport vehicles under law and cannot be denied permits. The decision brings relief to commuters and riders, while the government prepares clear operational rul
A Mumbai magistrate’s court has finally closed a theft case involving just Rs 7.65, nearly five decades after it was registered in 1977. With both accused and complainant remaining untraceable despite repeated police efforts, the court ruled there was no purpose in keeping the matter pending. The decision reflects the judiciary’s ongoing push to clear long-forgotten, inactive cases clogging the le
The US Supreme Court is set to deliver rulings on Friday, January 9, 2026, including the legality of President Trump’s extensive global tariffs imposed under the 1977 IEEPA law. If declared unlawful, the administration may refund over $133.5 billion to importers. A separate bipartisan bill threatens 500% duties on Russian imports, potentially targeting nations like India, China, and Brazil buying
