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‘Be realistic, we’re in India’: Bombay High Court quashes suspension of hotel licence by FDA over hygiene
The Bombay High Court overturned the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) suspension of a hotel's licence, ruling that the presence of two insects did not justify the action given the overall satisfactory hygiene compliance report. The court emphasized the need for proportionality in regulatory enforcement.
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