Kerala High Court News & Updates
SC revives criminal charges against Kerala MLA Antony Raju for tampering evidence in 1990 drug case; directs trial completion within a year.
Read Full ArticleThe Supreme Court has set aside disciplinary proceedings against a Lakshadweep judge, citing procedural irregularities by the Kerala High Court.
The Kerala High Court lifts a gag order, allowing journalist Sunil Mathew to report on the death of Bishop Yohannan, emphasizing press freedom.
Kerala HC rules that agreements to settle rape cases are void and against public policy, reinforcing the illegality of stifling prosecution in serious offenses.
Kerala High Court grants divorce to a woman in a decade-long loveless marriage, highlighting the evolving concept of matrimonial cruelty.
Kerala HC rules Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 applies to all religions, reinforcing legal protections against child marriage across India.
Kerala High Court rules journalists conducting sting operations without mala fide intent cannot be prosecuted, emphasizing press freedom and responsible journalism.
Mere possession of child pornography without intent to distribute does not constitute an offense under POCSO Act or IT Act: Kerala HC
Kerala HC quashes proceedings against a husband for cruelty committed in Australia, citing lack of Centres sanction under Section 188 CrPC for trial in India.
Kerala HC quashes dowry charges against a mother-in-law, cautioning against the misuse of Section 498A IPC in matrimonial disputes.
Madras HC allows wife to sell comatose husband's property for medical expenses. Division Bench overturns single judge ruling, appoints her guardian.
Kerala lawyer moves High Court against Hindi, Sanskrit titles to central legislations.
Supreme Court orders man to pay Rs 25 lakh for taking wife's jewelry in 2003, emphasizing her right to stridhan as absolute property.
On Tuesday, the Kerala HC initiated suo motu proceedings after a toddler was assaulted and killed by her father.
Kerala HC will hear a lesbian couples plea highlighting that one of them was subjected to forced conversion therapy.
Mumbai court issues contempt notice to Sundar Pichai for YouTube’s failure to remove defamatory video targeting Dhyan Foundation and its founder Yogi Ashwini.
30 November, 2024 04:01 PM