The Kerala High Court invalidated the oath taken by 20 Thiruvananthapuram Corporation councillors, ruling that the swearing-in violated legal procedure. The Court directed them to retake the oath within four weeks as per statutory requirements following a petition challenging the ceremony.
The Pathanamthitta Consumer Commission directed KSBC to compensate a customer for charging more than the printed MRP on a beer bottle. Holding the practice to be an unfair trade practice and deficiency in service under the Consumer Protection Act, the Commission awarded refund, compensation, and costs totaling Rs 25,000.
The Supreme Court quashed criminal proceedings against anaesthetist Dr. Supriya Kumari in a Kerala medical negligence case, holding that an off-duty doctor cannot face criminal liability for a procedural error allegedly committed by a nurse without proof of gross negligence or recklessness.
Kerala High Court has permitted the SIT to collect gold samples and inspect the Sreekovil door amid allegations of massive gold misappropriation at Sabarimala temple. The court said, “The investigation must reach everyone who was part of the gold theft, directly or indirectly.”
The Kerala High Court has upheld Lulu Mall’s right to collect parking fees, ruling that it is legal if the mall holds a valid municipal licence. The verdict ends a long-running dispute over whether commercial complexes must offer free parking.
The Kerala High Court has cautioned the media against speculative reporting on the alleged loss of gold from Sabarimala temple’s Dwarapalaka idols. The Court stressed protecting the investigation and rights of the accused while keeping the public informed.
The Kerala High Court refused BJP leader Shone George’s request for all SFIO investigation documents in a corporate fraud case involving CM Pinarayi Vijayan’s daughter. The Court directed the sessions court to reconsider his application with detailed reasoning.
Kerala High Court sentenced PK Suresh Kumar to 3 days in jail for defamatory posts against judges. The Court held his allegations as a serious attack on judicial integrity and independence.
The Kerala High Court has directed a fresh notice to be sent to ex-MLA PV Anvar in an illegal phone tapping case after the previous notice was returned unclaimed. The case raises serious privacy breach concerns, prompting a CBI investigation request. Anvar’s public admission of phone tapping highlights significant legal and ethical issues.
The Kerala High Court Today (April 8th) approved anticipatory bail for advocate BA Aloor in a case where he was accused of sexually assaulting a minor girl.
