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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

PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Strikes Down Law Raising SC/ST Reservation Beyond 50% Ceiling in Education and Govt Jobs
PRIME LEGAL | Karnataka High Court Strikes Down Law Raising SC/ST Reservation Beyond 50% Ceiling in Education and Govt Jobs
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  INTRODUCTION The High Court of Karnataka, in a Division Bench judgment, struck down Sections 3 and 4 of the Karnataka Scheduled Castes and S

PRIME LEGAL | Can Teachers Face Criminal Cases for Maintaining Discipline? Kerala High Court Says Not for Trivial Corrective Measures
PRIME LEGAL | Can Teachers Face Criminal Cases for Maintaining Discipline? Kerala High Court Says Not for Trivial Corrective Measures
October 16, 2026by Primelegal Team

  INTRODUCTION The Kerala High Court has ruled that teachers cannot face criminal prosecution for implementing minor, corrective actions to in

PRIMELEGAL | Can Victim Privacy Limit an Accused’s Access to CCTV Footage? Rajasthan High Court Explains
PRIMELEGAL | Can Victim Privacy Limit an Accused’s Access to CCTV Footage? Rajasthan High Court Explains
October 14, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Amar Singh v. State of Rajasthan Case Number: S.B. Criminal Miscellaneous (Petition) No. 5380/2024 Date: Friday, Eighteenth Day o

PRIMELEGAL | Severing Arbitral Awards Delhi HC Explains Section 34 Limitations and the Extent of Director Liability
PRIMELEGAL | Severing Arbitral Awards Delhi HC Explains Section 34 Limitations and the Extent of Director Liability
October 14, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Small Farmers Agri Business Consortium v. Vanilla India Producer Company Ltd. & Ors. Case Number: FAO (COMM) 133/2024 Date: F

PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Holds Publisher’s Heir Cannot Claim Copyright Without Proven Assignment From Authors
PRIMELEGAL | Delhi High Court Holds Publisher’s Heir Cannot Claim Copyright Without Proven Assignment From Authors
October 14, 2026by Primelegal Team

  Case Name: Mrs Shakti Sagar v. The Delhi Law House and Ors Case Number: CS(COMM) 492/2024  Date: Wednesday, 7th October, 2026 Court: High C

PRIME LEGAL | Cancer Medication Becomes Easily Accessible: Regulation of Drug Mark-up by the Central Government After Supreme Court Intervention 
PRIME LEGAL | Cancer Medication Becomes Easily Accessible: Regulation of Drug Mark-up by the Central Government After Supreme Court Intervention 
October 13, 2026by Primelegal Team

  INTRODUCTION The Central Government’s new policy to restrict the profits made by those producing life-saving medications will bring about