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PRIME LEGAL | Does Maharashtra’s Road Firecracker Ban Apply Only During Diwali? Bombay High Court Says It Covers All Festivities, Year-Round
PRIME LEGAL | Does Maharashtra’s Road Firecracker Ban Apply Only During Diwali? Bombay High Court Says It Covers All Festivities, Year-Round
October 19, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Title: In Re: Noise and Environmental Pollution; Public Nuisance caused by unregulated use of Music Systems with Amplifiers and Firecra

PRIMELEGAL | Gujarat High Court Protects Goods Owners: Travelling With Your Own Goods in a Truck Doesn’t Make You a ‘Gratuitous Passenger’
PRIMELEGAL | Gujarat High Court Protects Goods Owners: Travelling With Your Own Goods in a Truck Doesn’t Make You a ‘Gratuitous Passenger’
October 19, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: United India Insurance Company Limited v. Chandrakant Vishandas Harwani & Ors. Case Number: R/First Appeal No. 602 of 2013 wi

PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court Holds Right to Access and Use Internet Is Fundamental for Every Individual, Including Children
PRIMELEGAL | Supreme Court Holds Right to Access and Use Internet Is Fundamental for Every Individual, Including Children
October 19, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Just Rights for Children Alliance & Anr. v. S. Harish & Ors. Case Number: M.A. Nos. 2553-2554 of 2026 in Criminal Appeal

PRIMELEGAL| The Right to Strike in India’s Banking Sector: Trade Unionism, Collective Bargaining and the Limits of Industrial Action
PRIMELEGAL| The Right to Strike in India’s Banking Sector: Trade Unionism, Collective Bargaining and the Limits of Industrial Action
October 17, 2026by Primelegal Team

  ABSTRACT The banking industry in India is essential for economic stability and the welfare of the people. Trade unions within the banking se

PRIME LEGAL | Live-in Relationships and Criminal Law Protections: Redefining Family in Indian Jurisprudence
PRIME LEGAL | Live-in Relationships and Criminal Law Protections: Redefining Family in Indian Jurisprudence
October 17, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Abstract In India, family, maintenance, domestic violence, and criminal law have historically been anchored in marriage. But the growing acc

PRIMELEGAL | Who Controls the Controller? Special Rights, Board Power and the Listing Question at Tata Sons
PRIMELEGAL | Who Controls the Controller? Special Rights, Board Power and the Listing Question at Tata Sons
October 17, 2026by Primelegal Team

  ABSTRACT On September 11, 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) rejected the application of Tata Sons Private Limited to surrender its Core

PRIME LEGAL | Delhi High Court Protects ANI’s Copyright: RSY News Restrained From Wholesale Reproduction of Videos on YouTube
PRIME LEGAL | Delhi High Court Protects ANI’s Copyright: RSY News Restrained From Wholesale Reproduction of Videos on YouTube
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: ANI Media Pvt. Ltd. v. RSY News & Anr. Citation: 2026: DHC:8749  Date of Decision: Tuesday, Twenty ninth day of September, T

PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Restrains ‘Indian Zeera’ Maker From Imitating Archian Foods’ ‘Lahori Zeera’ Packaging
PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Restrains ‘Indian Zeera’ Maker From Imitating Archian Foods’ ‘Lahori Zeera’ Packaging
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Archian Foods Private Limited v. Goldenstuff and Beverages Private Limited & Ors. Case Number: CS(COMM) 1105/2026 Date: Thurs

PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Restrains 3 Pizza Outlets From Using ‘Domind’s’, ‘Domzz’ and Other Domino’s-Mimicking Name
PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Restrains 3 Pizza Outlets From Using ‘Domind’s’, ‘Domzz’ and Other Domino’s-Mimicking Name
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Domino’s IP Holder LLC & Anr. v. M/s Domin’d Pizza & Ors Case Number: CS(COMM) 461/2024 Date: Thursday, 8th October,

PRIME LEGAL | Why Are Same-Sex Couples Excluded from Spousal Gift-Tax Benefits? Karnataka High Court to Examine
PRIME LEGAL | Why Are Same-Sex Couples Excluded from Spousal Gift-Tax Benefits? Karnataka High Court to Examine
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  INTRODUCTION The Karnataka High Court is presently dealing with an important constitutional challenge to the Income Tax Act, 1961. The quest