Bombay High Court in recent cases of habitual offenders has imposed huge exemplary cost on Defendants. In less than one month, there have been two cases where Bombay High Court has considered the Defendant’s malafide actions and punished them monetarily.
Mr. Omesh Puri discusses two cases of the Bombay HC, dealing with exemplary damages on habitual offenders, in his Mondaq article http://www.mondaq.com/india/
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