Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Kangana Ranaut Has Agreed To Cuts Suggested By Revising Committee: CBFC Informs Bombay High Court On Emergency Film's Release
The Bombay High Court heard a plea from Kangna Ranaut challenging a delay in receiving a CBFC certification for her film Emergency. The filmmakers sought an interim order to release the film on the scheduled date without the certificate. The court emphasized that it cannot bypass statutory regulations governing film certification. Ranaut’s legal team argued that the delay would cause significant financial losses. The CBFC, however, maintained that the process was still ongoing and requested more time to evaluate the content of the film before issuing certification. The court deferred its decision to a later date, awaiting further updates from the CBFC.