Ask Interns Not to Come, They Can’t Occupy Chairs: Karnataka HC Seeks Ideas To Solve Courtroom Crowding Crisis

The Karnataka High Court discussed rising courtroom overcrowding issues as lawyers, litigants, and staff faced space constraints. Justice M Nagaprasanna sought suggestions from advocates to manage the situation, saying, “How? All of you give me a solution, I’ll implement it.”

Providing Judges’ Accommodation Is State’s Duty: Karnataka HC Rejects PIL Against Land Transfer

The Karnataka High Court dismissed a PIL challenging the transfer of veterinary institution land for judges’ residential quarters and a super-speciality hospital. Holding that judges’ quarters are essential for judicial independence, the Court said the State must provide suitable accommodation, noting only 19 judges currently have official quarters.