Kerala High Court News & Updates
SC slams Kerala HC practice of directly entertaining anticipatory bail pleas, says litigants must first approach Sessions Court unless in exceptional cases.
Read Full ArticleKerala HC grants 10-day leave to life convict Karuvangadan Mukthar to attend law college internship, upholding prisoners’ right to education.
SC upholds Kerala HC order halting toll at Paliyekkara over poor highway upkeep, traffic jams, citing citizens’ plight, fuel wastage & environment.
SC refuses to entertain PIL seeking to bring political parties under POSH Act, says it’s a legislative issue and beyond court’s jurisdiction.
Kerala High Court grants escort parole to death row convict to visit his ailing 93-year-old mother, citing justice must include compassion and empathy.
Kerala High Court grants 1-week emergency leave to life convict Rasheed K. to support his son’s admission to higher education after scoring six A+ in SSLC.
Kerala High Court upholds widow’s right to reside in matrimonial home after husband’s death under Domestic Violence Act, reinforcing women’s housing rights.
Kerala High Court rules arrests without informing grounds violate Article 22(1), orders release of two accused, cites Supreme Court precedents.
Mere performance of religious rituals doesn’t prove a person professes that religion, rules SC while upholding SC-reserved MLA A Raja’s election.
Kerala High Court rules that a wife’s waiver of maintenance in a private agreement is invalid, reaffirming rights under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005.
SC upholds govt’s right to cancel and retender for protecting financial interests, setting aside Kerala HC’s order in forest tender case.
Historic first: Kerala’s Pala Bar Association elects all-women leadership team, boosting women’s representation in bar associations nationwide.
Kerala HC upholds divorce, ruling that the husband’s spiritual obsession and denial of conjugal rights amounted to mental cruelty and irretrievable breakdown.
Kerala High Court mandates mandatory preservation of foetus in minor victims’ MTP cases, urging legislative action to address gaps in existing laws.
Kerala HC enhances compensation for RSS leader’s brutal attack, condemns political violence, and upholds the 7-year sentence for 8 convicted CPI(M) workers.