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Kerala High Court Conditionally Accepts Apologies from 28 Lawyers Who Shouted Slogans at Kottayam Magistrate

In a notable judicial decision, the Kerala High Court has conditionally accepted the apologies of 28 lawyers who were involved in shouting slogans at a magistrate in Kottayam. This incident, which brought attention to the decorum and conduct expected in judicial proceedings, underscores the balance between maintaining court dignity and addressing grievances of legal professionals. […]

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Consumer Court Orders Restaurant to Pay ₹35,000 for Failing to Deliver Pickle with Meals and Not Issuing Bill

In a recent and noteworthy decision, a Consumer Court has ordered a restaurant to pay ₹35,000 in compensation to a customer for failing to deliver pickle with meals and for not issuing a bill. This ruling underscores the importance of consumer rights and the obligations of service providers to adhere to promises and legal requirements.

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Delhi High Court: Pregnancy Is Not Sickness and Cannot Be a Ground to Deny Public Employment

In a landmark judgment, the Delhi High Court has ruled that pregnancy cannot be considered a sickness and should not be used as a ground to deny public employment. This decision marks a significant step towards ensuring gender equality and protecting the rights of women in the workplace. Background of the Case The case was

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Public Prosecutors Are Political Appointees: Insights from Former Madras High Court Judge Justice PN Prakash

In a thought-provoking statement, former Madras High Court judge Justice PN Prakash has highlighted the political nature of public prosecutor appointments in India. His comments bring attention to the potential implications of political influence in the judicial process and the importance of maintaining judicial independence and integrity. Justice PN Prakash’s Statement Justice PN Prakash, during

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Karnataka High Court Criticizes BESCOM Over Preference for Cash Payments Amid Push for Digital Transactions

In a recent judicial rebuke, the Karnataka High Court criticized the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) for its insistence on cash payments, despite the government’s strong push for digital transactions. The court’s remarks underscore the need for public sector entities to align with national initiatives promoting digital payments and financial inclusion. Background of the Issue

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Kerala High Court Rules on Religion Change in School Certificates Post Conversion

In a landmark judgment, the Kerala High Court has ruled that individuals who convert to a different religion should be allowed to change their religion in school certificates. This decision underscores the right to religious freedom and the recognition of individuals’ personal choices in official documents. Background of the Case The case arose when several

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Bengaluru Court Rejects Actor Darshan’s Request for Home-Cooked Food and Books in Jail

In a recent legal decision, a Bengaluru court has denied Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa’s request to receive home-cooked food and books while in jail. This ruling comes as part of his incarceration, following charges related to a high-profile case that has garnered significant public and media attention. Background of the Case Darshan Thoogudeepa, a prominent

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Byju’s Files Fresh Plea Before Karnataka High Court to Stay Insolvency Proceedings

In a significant legal development, Byju’s, the renowned Indian edtech company, has filed a fresh plea before the Karnataka High Court seeking a stay on insolvency proceedings initiated against it. The move comes amid growing financial challenges and legal disputes that have put the company under intense scrutiny. Background of the Case Byju’s, one of

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Delhi High Court Urges Lawyers to Avoid Adjournments and File Timely Status Reports in Bail and Parole Cases

In a recent directive aimed at improving the efficiency of the judicial process, the Delhi High Court has urged lawyers to avoid seeking unnecessary adjournments and to ensure the timely filing of status reports in bail and parole cases. This measure seeks to expedite legal proceedings and reduce delays that can impact the rights of

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Eight Bodies Recovered from Shirur Landslide Site: State Reports to Karnataka High Court

In a tragic development, eight bodies have been recovered from the Shirur landslide site, as reported by the state authorities to the Karnataka High Court. This disaster has highlighted the urgent need for enhanced disaster management and preventive measures in landslide-prone areas. Background of the Landslide The landslide occurred in Shirur, a region known for

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