Court Deception
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States Reply On Plea For Consumer's 'Right To Know'
The petition said "right to know" was crucial for consumers to make informed choices and to protect themselves from unfair or restrictive trade practices and unscrupulous exploitation.
-
Sports Star DJ Carey Faked Cancer Using iPhone Cord To Scam Thousands, Even Tricked A Billionaire
Irish hurling legend DJ Carey, once celebrated as a national sports icon, has pleaded guilty to a shocking cancer scam spanning nearly a decade.
-
Australia Mushroom Murder: The Many Deceiving Lies Told By The Accused Woman
An Australian woman accused of murdering three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington engaged in "calculated" deception to lure her victims, cook the deadly meal, and then cover it up, a court heard on Monday.
-
Australian Accused Of Mushroom Murders Engaged In 'Sinister Deception'
An Australian woman accused of murder engaged in a calculated deception to kill three elderly relatives of her estranged husband with a meal she allegedly laced with toxic mushrooms, a court heard on Monday, as closing arguments in the trial began.
-
Celebrities, Influencers Equally Liable For Deceptive Ads: Supreme Court
Taking a firm stand on the issue of misleading advertisements, the Supreme Court has said that celebrities and social media influencers are equally liable if the commercial for the product or service featuring them is found to be deceptive.
-
Elderly Couple Sues Art Dealer Over Mask Sold for Rs 13,000, Which Later Fetches Rs 36 Crore in Auction
A couple has filed a lawsuit against an art dealer, claiming that he withheld information about their mask before buying it at a knockdown price.
-
California Sues 5 Major Oil Companies Over Climate Risks Deception
The US state of California sued five of the world's largest oil companies on Friday, alleging the firms caused billions of dollars in damages and misled the public by minimising the risks from fossil fuels, according to a court filing.
-
Complainant Can't Be Forced To Undergo Narco, Polygraph Tests: High Court
A complainant cannot be forced to undergo deception detection tests like narco analysis, polygraph and brain mapping to determine if a complaint is genuine and it is for the investigating agencies to uncover the truth, the Delhi High Court has ruled.
-
US State Takes Google to Court Over Location Tracking
The US state of Arizona filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing Google of committing fraud by being deceptive about gathering location data.
-
Asus Restrained by Delhi High Court From Selling Products With 'Zen' Trademark; Asus Responds
The court ordered Asus not to sell any product which is identical or deceptively similar to the trademark ZEN and ZEN Mobile.
-
AIADMK Moves High Court Against Colours Of Dhinakaran's Party Flag
The ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu moved the Madras High Court, seeking to restrain sidelined leader TTV Dhinakaran from using any colour combination deceptively similar to its flag in the flag of his new party or any other material.
-
ITC vs Britannia Biscuit Packaging: "Deceptively Similar" says High Court
Delhi High Court restrained Britannia Industries Ltd today for using the wrapper of its 'NutriChoice Digestive Zero' biscuits, saying it was "deceptively similar" to the way ITC's Sunfeast' Farmlite Digestive All Good' biscuits are packaged. Since such "deception" could confuse the consumers, the court asked Britannia to adopt a "distinctively diff...
-
Uber Convicted, Fined In French Trial Over Taxi Practices
A French court has convicted Uber and two of its executives of deceptive commercial practices and illegal business activity over its lowest-cost ride service.
-
Woman's Consent Obtained by Deceit Amounts to Rape: Court
A woman's consent taken on the basis of deception and misconception is "no consent" in the eyes of law and the physical relations established between her and a man amounts to rape, a Delhi court has said.
-
Nigerian in Court Over Fake Wedding Scam With Aussie Grandmother
A Nigerian man who allegedly conned an Australian pensioner out of $90,000 in an online dating scam has appeared in court charged with deception, the country's anti-graft agency said on Thursday.
-
Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States Reply On Plea For Consumer's 'Right To Know'
The petition said "right to know" was crucial for consumers to make informed choices and to protect themselves from unfair or restrictive trade practices and unscrupulous exploitation.
-
Sports Star DJ Carey Faked Cancer Using iPhone Cord To Scam Thousands, Even Tricked A Billionaire
Irish hurling legend DJ Carey, once celebrated as a national sports icon, has pleaded guilty to a shocking cancer scam spanning nearly a decade.
-
Australia Mushroom Murder: The Many Deceiving Lies Told By The Accused Woman
An Australian woman accused of murdering three lunch guests with a toxic mushroom-laced beef Wellington engaged in "calculated" deception to lure her victims, cook the deadly meal, and then cover it up, a court heard on Monday.
-
Australian Accused Of Mushroom Murders Engaged In 'Sinister Deception'
An Australian woman accused of murder engaged in a calculated deception to kill three elderly relatives of her estranged husband with a meal she allegedly laced with toxic mushrooms, a court heard on Monday, as closing arguments in the trial began.
-
Celebrities, Influencers Equally Liable For Deceptive Ads: Supreme Court
Taking a firm stand on the issue of misleading advertisements, the Supreme Court has said that celebrities and social media influencers are equally liable if the commercial for the product or service featuring them is found to be deceptive.
-
Elderly Couple Sues Art Dealer Over Mask Sold for Rs 13,000, Which Later Fetches Rs 36 Crore in Auction
A couple has filed a lawsuit against an art dealer, claiming that he withheld information about their mask before buying it at a knockdown price.
-
California Sues 5 Major Oil Companies Over Climate Risks Deception
The US state of California sued five of the world's largest oil companies on Friday, alleging the firms caused billions of dollars in damages and misled the public by minimising the risks from fossil fuels, according to a court filing.
-
Complainant Can't Be Forced To Undergo Narco, Polygraph Tests: High Court
A complainant cannot be forced to undergo deception detection tests like narco analysis, polygraph and brain mapping to determine if a complaint is genuine and it is for the investigating agencies to uncover the truth, the Delhi High Court has ruled.
-
US State Takes Google to Court Over Location Tracking
The US state of Arizona filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing Google of committing fraud by being deceptive about gathering location data.
-
Asus Restrained by Delhi High Court From Selling Products With 'Zen' Trademark; Asus Responds
The court ordered Asus not to sell any product which is identical or deceptively similar to the trademark ZEN and ZEN Mobile.
-
AIADMK Moves High Court Against Colours Of Dhinakaran's Party Flag
The ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu moved the Madras High Court, seeking to restrain sidelined leader TTV Dhinakaran from using any colour combination deceptively similar to its flag in the flag of his new party or any other material.
-
ITC vs Britannia Biscuit Packaging: "Deceptively Similar" says High Court
Delhi High Court restrained Britannia Industries Ltd today for using the wrapper of its 'NutriChoice Digestive Zero' biscuits, saying it was "deceptively similar" to the way ITC's Sunfeast' Farmlite Digestive All Good' biscuits are packaged. Since such "deception" could confuse the consumers, the court asked Britannia to adopt a "distinctively diff...
-
Uber Convicted, Fined In French Trial Over Taxi Practices
A French court has convicted Uber and two of its executives of deceptive commercial practices and illegal business activity over its lowest-cost ride service.
-
Woman's Consent Obtained by Deceit Amounts to Rape: Court
A woman's consent taken on the basis of deception and misconception is "no consent" in the eyes of law and the physical relations established between her and a man amounts to rape, a Delhi court has said.
-
Nigerian in Court Over Fake Wedding Scam With Aussie Grandmother
A Nigerian man who allegedly conned an Australian pensioner out of $90,000 in an online dating scam has appeared in court charged with deception, the country's anti-graft agency said on Thursday.
