Karnataka High Court Stays Investigation Against BJP Leader Ravi Patil In Belagavi Form 7 Case

The Karnataka High Court at Dharwad has stayed the investigation into an FIR against BJP leader Dr Ravi Patil over Form 7 applications in Belagavi, citing judicial discipline. The allegations are untested.

Karnataka High Court Bars Coercive Steps Against BJP Leader Ravi Patil In Belagavi Form 7 Case

The Karnataka High Court has directed the police not to take coercive steps against BJP leader Dr Ravi Patil and two others in the Belagavi Form 7 case until October 13. The allegations are untested.

Karnataka High Court Grants Bail To Man Accused Of Issuing Tampered Forensic Report In Ex-Serviceman’s Death

The Karnataka High Court has granted bail to accused No.10 in a Belagavi murder case, who is alleged to have issued a tampered report from the government scientific agency, holding that whether he assisted in tampering with the report is a matter for trial.

NRI Quota Is Unreserved, No OBC Benefit Within It: Karnataka High Court Rejects NEET Aspirant’s Plea

The Karnataka High Court, Dharwad Bench, has rejected a NEET-UG 2026 candidate’s plea to claim OBC reservation within the NRI quota in MBBS/BDS counselling, holding that the NRI quota is a separate, unreserved 15% quota under the counselling scheme and that a candidate can opt for only one type of reservation.

Section 65-B Certificate Not Required In Family Courts: Karnataka High Court Relies On Section 14

The Karnataka High Court, Dharwad Bench, has held that Section 14 of the Family Courts Act overrides the certificate requirement of Section 65-B of the Evidence Act, so a Family Court may receive video recordings without a certificate, and has upheld the dismissal of a husband’s suit to declare his marriage void and a decree of restitution of conjugal rights for his wife.

Married Daughter Can’t Claim Compassionate Appointment After Delay, Suppression of Earlier Rejection Fatal: Karnataka HC

The Division Bench of the Karnataka High Court dismissed a writ appeal by a married daughter seeking compassionate appointment. The Court said her plea came after her 2005 death.

Karnataka HC Denies Bail to Man Accused of Sexual Abuse, Forcing Married Woman to Convert To Islam: “Unpardonable”

The Karnataka High Court denied bail to a man accused of sexually abusing a married woman and forcing her to convert to Islam. The court emphasized the gravity of the allegations in its decision. It ruled that granting bail in such a serious case would be inappropriate. The order highlights the need for strict scrutiny in cases involving coercion and abuse.

[MUDA Scam] Lokayukta Submits Final Scam Report With Video and Audio Evidence to Karnataka High Court

Karnataka: The Lokayukta submitted its report to the Karnataka High Court’s Dharwad Bench today(27th Jan), detailing its investigation into the corruption involving land allotments by the Mysore Urban Development Authority (MUDA).