Month: August 2026

Beyond the Courtroom: What a Legalfoxes Retainership Actually Looks Like For clients who don’t just need a lawyer for one dispute, Legalfoxes builds and runs the legal backbone of the business from the employment paperwork that protects the workforce to the commercial agreements that grow it. Legalfoxes Advocates and Consultants  ·  Retainership Practice  ·  Litigation,…

Holding a Former Employee to His Word: Legalfoxes Secures an Interim Injunction Enforcing a Client Non-Compete The Patiala House Courts restrain a former employee from dealing with his ex-employer’s clients, holding that a signed offer letter and an unchallenged three-year restrictive covenant were enough to warrant interim protection even as the defendant scrambles to walk…

Holding the Line for a Whistleblower: Legalfoxes Takes on Philips India Over a Retaliatory Termination A wrongful-termination suit filed in the Gurgaon Civil Court accuses Philips India Limited of dressing up a retaliatory dismissal as a routine performance exit  after its own employee flagged bribery, unsafe radiation practices and unethical distributor conduct to management. Our…

Can a Staffing Company Stop an Employee From Working Directly for a Client? A Delhi Recovery Suit Tests Non-Circumvention Clauses Case Type: Civil Suit for Recovery, Permanent Injunction and Mandatory Injunction, with an application for ad-interim injunction under Order XXXIX Rules 1 & 2 read with Section 151, Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 Forum: Court…

1,500 Kilometres From Home: Seeking Transfer of a Criminal Complaint Rooted Entirely in Delhi A director wrongly summoned to Calcutta over a loan default he says he never authorised asks the Supreme Court to move the case to where the transaction, and his life, actually happened. Transfer Petition (Criminal) under Section 446, BNSS, 2023  · …

Justice, Expedited: How Legalfoxes Secured a Landmark Supreme Court Direction for a Stalled Eviction Case A precedent that will speed up justice for landlords across Uttar Pradesh whose eviction trials have been frozen by pending revisions. Supreme Court of India  ·  Rajat Gaera vs. Tarun Rawat  ·  Miscellaneous Application No. 36/2025  ·  25 April 2025 …

Electricity Is Not a Bargaining Chip: Challenging a Condominium Association’s Power to Disconnect Essential Services The District Registrar, Firms & Societies, Gurugram, moves to strike down a bye-law that let a residents’ association cut off power and lift access over disputed maintenance dues. Office of the District Registrar, Firms & Societies, Gurugram  Order dated 06.06.2025 …

Undisclosed Income, Undone Order: How Legalfoxes Got an Ad-Interim Maintenance Award Reviewed and Reversed The Family Court, Saket, reviews its own earlier order and dismisses the wife’s claim for interim maintenance, holding that unexplained credit entries in her bank account point to a source of income she was trying to conceal. Court of Ms. Namrita…

Balancing the Deal: Vetting an International Dessert Brand’s Entry Into Delhi NCR When an Oman-born konafa brand looked to expand into India through an Area Development model, our review turned a one-sided draft into a fair, workable partnership. Transaction Type: Area Development Agreement (Master Franchisee – Area Developer)  ·  Brand: an Oman-headquartered dessert concept expanding…

When Is a Child’s Retention “Illegal Detention”? A Habeas Corpus Petition Seeking a Minor’s Return to New Zealand A father seeks a writ of habeas corpus before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, asking the Court to trace a missing four-year-old and permit his return to New Zealand. Criminal Writ Petition (Habeas Corpus)  ·  Article…