KHCAA and Bar Associations in Kerala will boycott court proceedings on April 9, 2025. The protest targets the massive, controversial court fee hike by the State government.
Kerala High Court Today (April 8) told the State to submit all documents justifying the steep court fee hike. KHCAA called the move unfair and warned it blocks justice for common people.
The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association will file a writ petition against the steep court fee hike. A statewide token strike is also on the cards if Bar Associations agree.
The Supreme Court said Today (April 4) will examine if the Shahi Idgah mosque stands on ASI-protected land, which could exempt it from the Places of Worship Act. This major twist could reshape the Krishna Janmabhoomi legal battle.
The Bombay High Court ruled that 24-hour convenience stores benefit consumers and the economy, rejecting legal restrictions on their operation. This decision followed a petition from ‘The New Shop’ in Pune, which was improperly asked to close by 11 PM. The court emphasized the importance of flexibility for non-standard workers and economic growth.
Kerala High Court Today (April 1) denied BJP leader VV Vijeesh’s plea to stop the Malayalam film Empuraan: L2. The Court questioned the petition’s intent and said there was no legal reason to block the movie.
A BJP leader Today (April 1) moved the Kerala High Court demanding a ban on Empuraan: L2 for allegedly hurting sentiments and referencing the 2002 Godhra riots. Filmmakers agreed to make cuts; Mohanlal issued a public apology.
A dramatic courtroom moment unfolded in Supreme Court Today (April 1) as Justice Kant questioned an NGO’s motives for opposing a solar plant. He asked, “Who has planted you?” and hinted at rival funding behind the case.
NEW DELHI: Today, 24th March, A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging the legal immunity given to judges from immediate criminal prosecution. The petitioners, including lawyers and concerned citizens, have asked the court to review the 1991 judgment in K. Veeraswami v. Union of India, which requires the Chief Justice of India’s (CJI) approval before an FIR can be registered against a sitting judge.
The Delhi High Court has mandated Rapido to rectify 170 accessibility errors in its app within four months, or cease operations in India. The court emphasized the need for compliance with accessibility laws, questioning prior oversight. This decision stems from a petition by visually impaired individuals highlighting the app’s significant accessibility failures.
