Madras HC Allows Karunanidhi’s Burial at Marina Beach
Judiciary
Aug 08, 2018
Editor : Shreya Bansal
1 Shares
1
Share
The Madras High Court on Wednesday, August 8th, 2018 has allowed DMK president and five-time Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu – M Karunanidhi to be laid to rest on Marina beach.
The order has been pronounced on an urgent plea filed by DMK lawyers at 10:30 PM on Tuesday after AIDMK government announced its inability to allot space near Anna Samadhi (memorial of on his mentor C N Annadurai) on Marina beach.
Further, the High Court bench comprising of Acting Chief Justice Huluvadi G Ramesh and Justice S S Sundar dismissed all the pending petitions challenging burials on the Marina beach.
The special sitting of the court that commenced late last night was adjourned at 1:15 AM and then resumed at 8 AM.
The Madras High Court recently observed that cinema halls must provide free, potable, and pure drinking water to moviegoers if they are not permitted to bring water bottles into the theatres.For security reasons, Justice SM Subramaniam acknowledged that cinema owners may prohibit cinemagoers from bringing drinking water from outside into the cinema hall. The judge observed that undesirable elements may transport alcohol or even water mixed with acid. It was also stated that there have been...
On Sunday (19th of September 2021), the Supreme Court of India decided to hear on Monday the 20th of September 2021 a special leave petition filed by Centre challenging Madras High Court's order in which the High Court while upholding the validity of Centre's notification dated July 29, 2021, of implementing 27% reservation for Other Backward Classes in All India Quota seats of medical colleges had observed that 10% reservation provided to Economically Weaker Section ("EWS") could be...
!['Cinema hall should provide free drinking water if it prohibits water from outside': Madras High Court [READ ORDER]](https://lawstreet.co/secure/uploads/2021/10/lj_6603_cinema.jpg)
![Supreme Court Stays Madras High Court's Order Permitting Take Over of Temple Land for Construction of Collectorate [READ ORDER]](https://lawstreet.co/secure/uploads/2021/09/lj_5868_madras.jpg)
!['Over Speeding Main Cause for Road Accidents': Madras High Court Quashes Notification on Increased Speed Limits [READ ORDER]](https://lawstreet.co/secure/uploads/2021/09/lj_2521_Speeding.jpg)
Facebook Comments