Kolkata, April 16 -- The Calcutta High Court has ruled that housing finance companies cannot invoke the SARFAESI Act to recover loans of less than Rs 20 lakh, holding that they are bound by the same t... Read More
Kolkata, April 15 -- The Calcutta High Court has refused to interfere with an arbitral award in a dispute over land at Behala Airport, holding that courts cannot reassess facts like an appellate forum... Read More
Kolkata, April 15 -- "What is the city but the people?" The line from Shakespeare's Coriolanus rings true in Bhangar Assembly constituency, where the electorate lives under simmering tension, with the... Read More
Kolkata, April 9 -- A missing pair of Adidas shoes turned into a crucial link in a murder case as the Calcutta High Court upheld the conviction of two men in the 2015 killing of a young man in Kolkata... Read More
Kolkata, April 9 -- In the wake of over 90 lakh deletions from electoral rolls following the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), a recent study has raised concerns that documentation gaps could dispropo... Read More
Kolkata, April 8 -- The Calcutta High Court granted bail to Saradha Group chairman Sudipta Sen, citing his 13-year detention without trial as punitive and a violation of his right to a speedy trial. T... Read More
Kolkata, April 7 -- The Calcutta High Court has set aside the conviction of a man accused of kidnapping a minor girl, holding that the prosecution failed to prove she was taken from the lawful custody... Read More
Kolkata, April 6 -- In a ruling that could reshape how digital designs are treated in India, the Calcutta High Court has held that graphical user interfaces (GUIs) - the visual layouts seen on screens... Read More
Kolkata, April 5 -- The Calcutta High Court has ruled that a university cannot be compelled to accept marks that do not match its official records, refusing relief to a candidate selected for a teachi... Read More
Kolkata, April 5 -- "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face." George Orwell's chilling line from 1984 finds an unsettling echo in Kasba, where voters seem caught ... Read More