The Supreme Court has questioned the Bar Council of India over its claim that “criminals have started entering the legal profession” while defending denial of enrollment to law graduates with pending criminal cases. The Court said such a restriction may not be valid without a clear law under the Advocates Act.
Madras High Court dismisses Lahari Recording’s appeals, ruling it had no satellite rights over Roja’s Telugu version. Court clarifies that dubbing and theatrical rights do not include satellite broadcasting rights under copyright law.
Madras High Court barred ISPs and cable operators from illegally streaming Dhurandhar 2 before release. Court noted risk of “irreparable injury” and granted interim relief till April 15.
The Madras High Court held that habeas corpus cannot compel a spouse’s return if she leaves voluntarily, as Justices N Anand Venkatesh and P Dhanabal heard a plea seeking production of a wife and children.
Madras High Court Justice GR Swaminathan G.R. Swaminathan criticised Madurai authorities for failing to light the Karthigai Deepam atop Thiruparankundram Hillock despite clear court directions issued. He said he respects court orders unlike those officials, stressing accountability within the Madras High Court system today.
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court stayed contempt proceedings over non-compliance with the Thiruparankundram Karthigai Deepam order. Justices N. Sathish Kumar and M. Jothiraman adjourned the matter to April 8 while hearing state appeals.
Film producer Boney Kapoor and daughters Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor have approached the Madras High Court over a civil dispute involving 4.7 acres of land purchased by late actress Sridevi in Chennai in 1988. The High Court has stayed proceedings in the lower court and will hear the Kapoor family’s plea on March 26.
The Madras High Court asked whether Sun TV Network will continue its copyright suit against Chennai Super Kings over alleged use of film audio from Jailer, Jailer 2 and Coolie in a promotional video.
The Madras High Court (Madurai Bench) acquitted a woman earlier sentenced to life imprisonment for her husband’s murder, ruling circumstantial evidence was insufficient and rejecting the claim that marriage alone proved she was present during the incident.
The Madras High Court criticised parental pressure pushing students toward medicine and engineering, calling it a “terrible rat race,” while allowing a CBSE student to take Class XII Mathematics additionally after failing NEET and opting to pursue engineering.
