The Kerala High Court urged former Finance Minister Thomas Isaac and the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board to consider cooperating with summons from the Enforcement Directorate in the Masala Bonds case. Emphasizing a preliminary inquiry and judicial oversight, the court’s proposal aims for a fair process. Legal and financial implications make this a crucial case for Kerala’s development agenda.
The Kerala High Court criticized a police officer’s conduct, stressing the importance of trust and integrity linked with the police uniform. The officer faces potential criminal charges for alleged verbal abuse, with further hearings scheduled for March 1. The court warned of criminal contempt charges if a satisfactory explanation is not provided.
The Kerala High Court ruled that Registrars cannot delay issuing birth certificates based on unfounded suspicions or demand DNA testing without valid reasons. The court emphasized the Registrar’s duty to process applications promptly and fairly, ensuring individuals’ rights are safeguarded. The judgment reinforces the importance of adherence to established procedures and upholding legal certainty.
The Indian Supreme Court upheld the election petition filed by CPI(M) leader M Swaraj against Congress MLA K Babu’s victory in the 2021 Kerala assembly elections. The court’s decision emphasizes the importance of fair and transparent elections and sets the stage for a thorough examination of electoral malpractice allegations. This ruling carries significant implications for India’s electoral jurisprudence.
The Kerala High Court recently concluded the case involving Advocate BA Aloor, facing sexual harassment allegations. The court deemed the offense as bailable, denying Aloor’s anticipatory bail plea. This decision sets a significant precedent for future cases. The legal community closely watched the case, highlighting the intricate balance between protecting the accused’s rights and addressing misconduct allegations seriously.
On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to consider a petition that demanded “mandatory registration” for devotees planning to visit Kerala’s Sabarimala temple. “Do you have such confidence that your petition will be rejected?” Justice Kant inquired. The Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider a plea for the “compulsory registration” of pilgrims visiting the Sabarimala […]
The Kerala High Court has underscored the paramount importance of caring for the elderly by facilitating an octogenarian woman’s wish to build a home on her land. The case involved an 85-year-old widow, who, after the demise of her husband and son, found solace in an orphanage, owning no property other than 81 cents of […]
The Kerala High Court Advocate’s Association, alongside its President and Secretary, has filed a plea highlighting instances of police harassment, assault, and false charges against lawyers. The High Court has called for the state’s response and the establishment of clear guidelines to safeguard legal professionals. This pivotal move aims to address the ongoing issue and reinforce respect for the rule of law.
The Koodathayi cyanide murders case involves the deaths of six individuals in Kerala, linked to prime accused Jolly Joseph. The denial of her bail plea by the Kerala High Court, amid allegations of premeditated conspiracy, signals the gravity of the accusations. The case grips the public’s attention, reflecting the complexities of ongoing legal battles.
Two Kerala High Court officials were suspended for their involvement in a controversial skit that allegedly mocked Prime Minister Modi and the Indian government during Republic Day celebrations. The Chief Justice ordered the suspension pending an inquiry, citing derogatory content and criticism against the government. The incident underscores the delicate balance of political satire in official settings.