Supreme Court Inclined To Direct All States To Amend Court Fee Laws, Hears Kerala Lawyers’ Challenge

The Supreme Court said it was inclined to direct all States to amend their Court Fee Laws suitably while hearing the Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association’s challenge to court fee hikes and uncapped ad valorem fees.

Such Acts Are Not Permissible: KHCAA Warns Lawyers Against Making Reels, Videos In Kerala High Court Premises

The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association (KHCAA) has warned lawyers against creating or sharing reels and videos from court premises, stating that such content undermines the dignity and ethics of the legal profession and may attract disciplinary action under the Advocates Act.

KHCAA To Approach Supreme Court Over State’s Land Acquisition Move For Kerala High Court Relocation Plan

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.

Can High Courts Bypass Sessions Courts in Anticipatory Bail Cases?: KHCAA Moves to Supreme Court, Will Be Heard By a 3-Judge Bench

The Supreme Court will soon decide if High Courts can directly hear anticipatory bail pleas without approaching the Sessions Courts first. The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association (KHCAA) has intervened, and the case will now go before a 3-judge Bench.

Kerala Lawyers Revolt Against Supreme Court Verdict on Direct Recruitment of District Judge Appointments

Over 200 Kerala lawyers have opposed the Supreme Court’s ruling allowing judicial officers with seven years’ combined experience to be appointed as District Judges under the Bar quota. They claim the decision weakens the Bar’s exclusive constitutional right under Article 233(2).

KHCAA Refuses Judge’s Offer to Discuss Senior Advocate’s Suspension: “Judges Requested Not to Meddle”

The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association (KHCAA) rejected Justice AK Jayasankaran Nambiar’s offer to discuss a Senior Advocate’s suspension, urging judges not to interfere in bar affairs. KHCAA also plans to write to the Chief Justice about adverse orders passed during their protest against court fee hikes.

KHCAA to Demand Transfer of Justice A. Badharudeen: ‘Inappropriate Behaviour Towards Lawyers’

The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association decided to demand the transfer of Justice A Badharudeen over certain concerns. Sources indicate that the association is also moving to suspend Senior Advocate Poonthottam. The decision ignited discussions within the legal community. Further developments on the matter are awaited.