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The Bombay High Court quashed an Internal Committee order against an SBI employee, holding that a shared public autorickshaw cannot be a "workplace" under the Sexual Harassment Act.
The Bombay High Court held that Tenure "D" land held in perpetuity under pre-independence revenue law is freely transferable, making the State's 75% transfer premium levy illegal.
A Division Bench of the Bombay High Court has ruled that a divorce-linked maintenance decree is enforceable against a deceased husband's estate, but the right to seek enhancement under Section 37(2) dies with him.
A Division Bench set aside the DGCA's suspension of an Air India pilot's ATPL licence, holding that no show-cause notice, hearing, or reasoned order was issued before the drastic action.
A Division Bench held the State of Maharashtra liable for the violent death of a patient at Yerwada Mental Hospital, finding gross negligence in staffing and ward segregation, and adapted motor accident compensation principles to quantify relief.
The Bombay High Court quashed MCOCA proceedings against Mangesh Sawant, finding his name absent from threat calls and transcripts, while dismissing the writ petitions of co-accused Rajan Sujanani and Kishore Vatnani.
The Bombay High Court has issued Rule and shielded Anil Ambani from prosecution and penalty while his constitutional challenge to the Black Money Act proceeds to hearing.
Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan dismissed the interim injunction application, holding HDFC Bank's statements about loan defaults were factually grounded, bona fide, and in public interest.
Bombay High Court arrests vessel DLB Kenenna at Dabhol Port on an ex-parte admiralty application, holding that pending arbitration does not bar an action in rem for the unsecured balance of a USD 18 million charter-party claim.
The Bombay High Court refused pre-arrest bail to a man accused of rape under Section 69 BNS, finding prima facie that he concealed his marriage and made the victim's intimate videos viral on social media.
The Bombay High Court directed the Superintendent of Police, Ambala, to ensure police protection after a court-appointed receiver was physically assaulted while executing an anti-counterfeiting order at a Haryana premises.
