Manjit Thakur
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HC NewsKerala High Court Directs Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple Committee to Submit Definite Timeline for Principal Idol’s Renovation
The Kerala High Court has ordered the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple Executive Committee to provide a fixed timeline for the renovation of the Principal Idol (Moolavigraha). Read the full details of the court's intervention and the steps being taken for temple preservation.
HC NewsKarnataka High Court Vacates Stay on Framing Charges Against H.D. Revanna: A Setback for the JD(S) Leader in Kidnapping Case
Karnataka High Court vacates the stay on framing charges against JD(S) leader HD Revanna in the 2024 kidnapping case. Read the full details of Justice S. Sunil Dutt Yadav's stern order against repeated adjournments.
HC NewsUAPA: Order Barring Disclosure Of Witness Statements Must Record Specific Reasons For Each Witness, Rules Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court rules that trial courts must provide specific reasons for each witness when withholding identities under UAPA Section 44, rejecting "blanket" protection orders.
HC NewsGovt Cannot Benefit Private Party At Cost Of State: Gujarat High Court Rules On Disposal Of Public Property
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that municipal authorities cannot benefit private parties at the cost of the state, emphasizing the 'Doctrine of Public Trust' and transparency in disposing of public property.
High Court JudgementsPOCSO Probes Must Be Child-Friendly: Gauhati High Court Acquits Man Over "Serious Deficiencies" In Investigation
The Gauhati High Court has acquitted a man sentenced to 20 years in a POCSO case, citing "serious deficiencies" in the police probe and a lack of child-friendly investigation techniques. Read the full analysis of the court's observations on victim support and medical evidence.
HC News"Can’t Turn a Blind Eye to Victim’s Ordeal": Bombay HC Refuses Leniency for 83-Year-Old Rape Convict
Bombay High Court refuses to reduce the 10-year sentence of an 83-year-old rape convict, stating it cannot ignore the victim's ordeal. Read the full legal analysis of this landmark judgment on child safety and sentencing.
HC News"Entire Process Was Rigged": Bombay High Court Quashes Vile Parle Property Sale, Forfeits Bidders' Deposits
The Bombay High Court quashes the "rigged" auction of a prime Vile Parle property, citing bidder syndicates and gross undervaluation. Justice Madhav Jamdar orders the forfeiture of ₹50 lakh in deposits to protect the sanctity of court auctions.
HC NewsAllahabad High Court Imposes ₹1 Lakh Fine for 'Reckless' Allegations Against Trial Judge; Slams 'Persuasion' Claim
The Allahabad High Court imposes a ₹1 lakh fine on litigants for making baseless allegations that a Trial Judge issued an NBW under the 'persuasion' of an advocate. Read about Justice Samit Gopal’s stern warning against 'reckless' claims and 'illegible' court orders.
HC NewsToilet Facilities Are Basic Human Rights Under Article 21: Bombay High Court Directs Civic Body To Improve Sanitation In Mumbai's Slums
The Bombay High Court rules that access to toilets is a basic human right under Article 21 of the Constitution. The Court directed the MCGM to fix the "deplorable" sanitation in Mumbai slums within two months.
HC NewsRegistration of Offence Under Repealed Foreigners Act Is 'Ex Facie Illegal': Madhya Pradesh High Court Sets Aside FIR Over Form-C Delay
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has quashed an FIR against a house owner for Form-C delay, ruling that prosecution under the repealed Foreigners Act 1946 is illegal after the commencement of the Immigration and Foreigners Act 2025.
Supreme Court JudgementQuasi-Judicial Bodies Cannot Review Orders Without Law: SC
The Supreme Court rules that quasi-judicial authorities like Revenue Officers lack the inherent power to review their decisions unless specifically authorized by law. Read the breakdown of State of West Bengal v. Jai Hind Pvt. Ltd.
SC NewsSupreme Court Rules: Special Court Cannot Order Confiscation Under PMLA While Appeal Against Attachment is Pending
The Supreme Court rules that PMLA Special Courts cannot order property confiscation under Section 8(7) while an appeal against the attachment is pending. Read the full analysis of this landmark judgment on due process and property rights.