LatestLegal Updates 28 June 2026
India Court Rulings
The Supreme Court of India has made several key rulings, including a decision that homebuyers can seek relief for delays after possession. The Delhi High Court has also ruled that genuine commercial use is mandatory under sections 47 and 57 of the Trade Marks Act. Additionally, the court has upheld relief for an ex-Biocon senior executive and ordered a Mumbai-based builder to refund money to a buyer for not delivering a flat.
The Supreme Court of India has made several key rulings recently.
- The court has ruled that *homebuyers can seek relief for delays* after possession.
- The *Delhi High Court* has ruled that *genuine commercial use* is mandatory under sections 47 and 57 of the Trade Marks Act.
- The court has also *upheld relief* for an *ex-Biocon senior executive*.
- A *Mumbai-based builder* has been ordered to *refund money* to a buyer for not delivering a flat.
- Other rulings include a decision that a *bank is liable for loss of title documents* after loan repayment and a *dealer must pay* for an *unregistered vehicle* that crashed on the day of purchase.
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