Rulings from India's High Courts and from US circuit, district and state courts.
The court found the phonetic similarity likely to confuse enterprise buyers despite differences in logo and colour.
By Aarav Mehta, Legal editor
The panel held that secondary-market purchasers can plead reliance on an issuer's promotional statements, reversing a dismissal.
By Daniel Okafor, Federal courts correspondent, New York
The split decision gives both publishers and model developers something to appeal.
By Maya Castellanos, Legal tech correspondent, San Francisco
Once the statutory majority approves a developer, dissenting members must vacate or face eviction, the court held.
By Farah Ansari, Bombay High Court correspondent
The panel held that a company cannot refuse the fees its own clause requires and then invoke the same clause to keep consumers out of court.
By Daniel Okafor, Federal courts correspondent, New York
The court directed the endowments department to complete a statewide survey within six months.
By Sanjay Pillai, Madras High Court correspondent
The court rejected the platforms' argument that federal arbitration law pre-empts the statute, clearing the way for back-pay suits.
By Daniel Okafor, Federal courts correspondent, New York
The panel held the low-production well exemption and revised monitoring schedule were not a logical outgrowth of the proposal; the 2024 standards are back in force.
By Jordan Blake, Policy correspondent, Washington
The 2% transaction fee funding social security for delivery and ride-hailing workers survives a constitutional challenge.
By Kiran Bhat, High Courts correspondent, Bengaluru
The court found the selection list had been altered after publication and ordered a fresh process within four months.
By Aarav Mehta, Legal editor
The court dismissed a stockholder class action, finding the founder's high-vote shares were approved through a process that satisfied both MFW and the 2025 statutory safe harbor.
By Rebecca Lindqvist, Corporate and bankruptcy correspondent
Banks may proceed against promoters' personal assets even while the company's insolvency is pending.
By Ishita Roy, Corporate and insolvency editor