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.
The Kerala High Court granted anticipatory bail to a headmistress accused of cutting a Dalit student’s hair, leading to ridicule. The Court doubted the intent to commit a crime under the SC/ST Act, suggesting excessive disciplinary action. This decision reflects legal discussions on protecting marginalized communities and educators’ responsibilities.
The court dismissed Bail plea of accused Laila Bhagawal Singh in Human Sacrifice case. The verdict in the case was delivered by Justice Sophy Thomas. In October 2022, the news of two women who had been murdered, allegedly as part of a human sacrifice ritual, had come to light in the state. Kerala: In the […]
Denying bail to the accused, Justice Sophy Thomas said a soldier is supposed to protect the nation and dignity of citizens. The soldier faces charged under the the Protection Of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act) for sodomising a thirteen-year-old boy. KERALA: The Kerala High Court recently denied bail to a soldier accused of […]
The Kerala High Court, led by Justice Devan Ramachandran, is deliberating a petition against the movie ‘Antony’ for depicting a gun inside a Bible. The judge questioned the intolerance towards religious references in films, recognizing potential publicity benefits for the filmmakers. This case has ignited a debate on balancing artistic freedom and religious sensitivities in India’s diverse society.
The Kerala High Court has granted permission for a family to continue their tradition of offering cooked meat to a goddess in their private temple during the ‘Thirra Maholsavam’ festival. This decision reaffirms the balance between cultural heritage and legal frameworks, emphasizing the right to maintain religious customs within private domains (50 words).
The Kerala High Court emphasized the need for timely disbursement of funds under the Advocates Grant scheme, highlighting the vital role of financial support for lawyers, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds. The court’s directive followed a petition citing the failure to distribute aid notified in 2021, emphasizing the commitment to ensuring equitable legal representation.
