Delhi High Court: Foreign Documents Not Automatically Admissible Merely Because They Are Received Through Official Channels

Delhi High Court: Foreign Documents Not Automatically Admissible Merely Because They Are Received Through Official Channels

Criminal Law & Prosecution, Legal Updates & News

In Ritu Singal v. Bureau of Immigration & Ors., 2026:DHC:3806, the Delhi High Court delivered an important and comprehensive judgment delineating the scope, limits, and constitutional validity of Look Out Circulars (“LOCs”), holding that mere default in repayment of loans or financial liabilities cannot justify curtailment of the fundamental right to travel abroad under Article 21 […]

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Whether Deputy Director Of Income Tax Is Competent To Launch Prosecution Under Section 276 (C) And 277 Of The Income Tax Act?

Whether Deputy Director Of Income Tax Is Competent To Launch Prosecution Under Section 276 (C) And 277 Of The Income Tax Act?

Civil & Commercial Litigation

In the case titled as Karti P.Chidambaram & Anr. Vs. The Deputy Director of Income Tax (Investigation), Criminal Revision Petition Nos. 510 and 511 of 2020, the High Court of Karnataka decided the revision petitions filed by the Petitioners, Smt. Srinidhi Karti Chidambaram and Karti P. Chidambaram, against the order passed by the Ld. Special

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