The Bombay High Court on Friday dismissed a petition challenging the constitutionality of the Judges (Protection) Act, 1985, a law meant to protect judges/ judi

Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Friday imposed a cost of Rs5 lakh on a petitioner for filing multiple litigations seeking similar relief and wasting judicial resources. The bench observed that the petitioner,

The HC bench, however, referred to a Supreme Court judgment of 2005 which said the BCCI does not fall under the definition of 'State' as defined under Article 12 of the Constitution of India. Also Read: ‘We have been wronged…’ Vijay Mallya replies to ...

The Bombay High Court has imposed a penalty of Rs 1 lakh on former cricket administrator Lalit Modi, dismissing his petition against the BCCI for indemnification over a Rs 10.65 crore penalty by the ED.

Lalit Modi sought the court to direct BCCI to pay a Rs 10.65 crore penalty imposed on him by the Enforcement Directorate, claiming that the cricketing body must indemnify him under its by-laws.

Probing alleged FEMA violations in the transfer of Rs 243 crore out of India for hosting IPL in South Africa, the Enforcement Directorate had imposed a penalty of Rs 121.56 crore against Lalit Modi and others in 2018.