Senior Advocate AM Singhvi for Luthra: There is a clause which puts in place a waiting period for lawyers from leaving and joining others. We are happy to waive this clause
The server and database consists of two kinds of data - one is client-based data. To consummate a transaction, a lot of information is used, which is non-client based data. It is co-owned: Singh
We are suggesting that both parties get the non-client data. A client after having joined me might want to go back to Luthra, so the data transfer again will be difficult: Singh
There is a new email from Saraf detailing a new vision for the firm while Your Lordships are hearing the matter. What is this impatience? If this is happening under the Court's nose, what will happen later? Singhvi
It is agreed that there shall be no reinstatement. All ancillary reliefs to this also cannot be argued. After a divorce, he wants a limping marriage? Singhvi
There is no question of having Saraf's electronic identity for 45 days. The more time you give for a festering sore, it will grown into litigation. I leave it to Your Lordships: Singhvi
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Lawyer requests for a passover since Senior Adv Siddharth Luthra is appearing in another court
During the last hearing, the court had ordered the formation of a three-member committee to ensure that persons displaced by post poll violence in West Bengal are able to return to their houses.
The Committee is expected to submit a report to the Court on the status of those who are desirous of returning to their houses but have faced troubles from their locality.
Delhi High Court to shortly pronounce judgment in plea seeking de-registration of Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jaganmohan Reddy's Yuvajana Sramika Rythu (YSR) Congress Party.
The petitioner claimed that despite the Election Commission barring it from adopting “YSR Congress Party” as its party name, the party was illegally and unlawfully using the name on its letterheads, campaign material, etc.
Chawla along with Veeresh Malik and Teena Vachani had filed the suit before the High Court, arguing that until and unless 5G technology is "certified safe", its roll out should not be permitted.
While reserving judgement on whether the suit can be instituted, the Delhi High Court said that Chawla's plea was defective and was filed for media publicity.