The Kerala High Court has dismissed bail pleas filed by former Travancore Devaswom Board and Sabarimala officials in the Sabarimala gold theft case. The accused are under SIT probe for alleged misappropriation of temple gold.
The Kerala High Court has stayed Enforcement Directorate proceedings under FEMA against Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and former Finance Minister Thomas Isaac in the KIIFB Masala Bonds case, granting interim relief and halting adjudication for three months.
Justice Nisha Banu will be sworn in as a Judge of the Kerala High Court on December 19, following the Centre’s transfer notification and presidential directive. The High Court has issued an official notification and announced live streaming of the ceremony.
The Supreme Court held that keeping original title deeds in bank lockers is a common practice and does not show buyer’s fault. Finding deliberate concealment of mortgage by the seller, the Court restored the order allowing the buyer to recover the paid amount.
The Supreme Court has stayed the Kerala High Court’s ruling on the Munambam waqf land dispute and ordered that the status quo be maintained until the next hearing, offering temporary relief to affected families amid the ongoing inquiry.
The Kerala High Court has dismissed appeals by the CBFC and the Catholic Congress against the Malayalam film Haal, upholding a ruling that quashed most censorship cuts. The Bench watched the film before reaffirming the filmmakers’ rights.
The Kerala government has moved the High Court against the anticipatory bail granted to MLA Rahul Mamkootathil in a second rape case. The State argues the trial court’s relief was unjustified amid serious allegations of sexual assault.
The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association is preparing to approach the Supreme Court against the State government’s decision to acquire land for relocating the Kerala High Court to Kalamassery, after the Cabinet recently approved the plan for a new judicial city.
Kerala High Court ruled that an unemployed, highly qualified wife cannot be denied maintenance merely for her earning potential. Section 125 CrPC ensures actual inability to sustain, granting maintenance until she earns enough to support herself, said the court.
Today, On 5th December, CJI Surya Kant remarked that Temple Funds Are Deity’s Property, Not Permitted for Cooperative Bank Rescue. While hearing Kerala cooperative banks’ petitions on returning Thirunelly Temple deposits, the Supreme Court questioned the challenge against the High Court order, reaffirming deity’s ownership.
