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Vijay Mallya extradition case: Liquor baron plans to appeal against British court's verdict

Facebook to allow its users to hide, delete multiple offensive comments at once

The feature is said to arrive on desktops and Android. It will roll out on iOS in the coming months.

The NCLT snub: Cyrus Mistry's Tata Sons war is a brave one but full of holes, because business failures need not be legal flaws

Out of the helm in leading listed Tata companies. Mistry is better off as an activist shareholder in those firms where he might pull weight from a larger body of shareholders.

2G spectrum scam judgment: ED to appeal against special court order which acquitted all 19 accused, including A Raja, Kanimozhi

ED said the agency will study the order and will knock on the doors of the high court armed with their evidence and investigation

Kulbhushan Jadhav case at ICJ: Key observations made in interim order by world court

Here are some key points from the ICJ interim order that not only told Pakistan to put on hold the execution of Kulbhushan Jadhav but also rejected it claims of "no jurisdiction" of the world court in the matter

Kulbhushan Jadhav case at ICJ: A timeline of when to expect what as India, Pakistan spar at The Hague

The ICJ interim order that was passed on Thursday is just the beginning of a long legal battle. Here are some important dates and events that are crucial in the case

Cyrus Mistry appeals against company law tribunal rejecting waiver plea in Tata case

On 17 April, National Company Law Tribunal had dismissed a petition filed by two firms belonging to Cyrus Mistry's family, seeking waiver of an eligibility condition for moving the forum against Tata Sons.

Apple submits formal appeal against $14-billion tax penalty, claims to be a "convenient target"

Apple Inc. appealed on Monday against a $14-billion tax demand as the European Union issued details of its ruling that the iPhone maker won sweetheart tax deals from the Irish government which amounted to illegal subsidies.

Appeal made against the decision in Google's market power case by German publishers

German publishers have appealed a Berlin court's rejection of a case in which they accused Google of abusing its market power by refusing to pay them for displaying newspaper articles online, a lawyer for the publishers said on Monday.

'Unfairly harsh suspension': Maria Sharapova to appeal two-year doping ban