Kerala: The Kerala High Court ruled that in criminal cases, including sexual offenses, there should be no automatic presumption that a woman’s complaint is completely true. The court noted that nowadays, there is a growing trend of falsely implicating innocent people in such matters.
The Kerala High Court today directed against illegal religious structures on Government land, stating that God is omnipresent and does not need such encroachments. It mandated the removal of encroachers, including those with illegal religious structures, within six months. The court highlighted the potential for communal discord and emphasized the need to uphold institutions for religious and charitable activities.
Kerala High Court Achieves Remarkable Case Disposal Rate in 2023 Despite Judge Shortage, Justice P.V. Kunhikrishnan Leads in Case Clearance. In an impressive display of judicial efficiency, the Kerala High Court has reported a significant increase in its Case Clearance Rate (CCR) for the year 2023, despite operating with fewer judges than its sanctioned strength. […]
The Kerala High Court has dismissed a plea by MLA K.B. Ganesh Kumar, which sought to quash the case against him related to an alleged conspiracy to implicate the late Congress leader and former Chief Minister, Oommen Chandy, in the solar sexual assault case. The case is currently pending before the Judicial First Class Magistrate […]
