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Court Directs DGP to Notify Police Stations About Woman Repeatedly Filing Unsubstantiated Cases Against Multiple Men: Karnataka High Court
In a significant ruling concerning the misuse of legal provisions, the Karnataka High Court has issued a directive to the Director General of Police and Inspector General of Police to notify all police stations across the state about a woman complainant who has filed multiple FIRs. The woman in question has registered…
Court Regrettable That Disorderly Conduct by Educational Institution Employees is Becoming the Norm: Bombay High Court
In a recent ruling by the Bombay High Court, a case concerning the dismissal of an employee from an educational institution due to disorderly conduct has been reviewed. The court’s decision addresses the procedural and substantive aspects of the disciplinary action taken against the employee. Case Details: The case…
Court Dismisses 10-Year-Old PIL Seeking Ban on Commercial Activities in Residential Area of Manekchowk, Ahmedabad: Gujarat High Court
On September 6, 2024, the High Court of Gujarat delivered its verdict on R/WRIT PETITION (PIL) NO. 350 of 2013, a public interest litigation challenging unauthorized commercial activities in residential areas of Ahmedabad. The petition, filed by Bhavik Shailehsbhai Shah, sought drastic measures to address and rectify…
Presumption Under Section 90 of the Evidence Act Does Not Apply to Certified Copies of Gift Deed Beneficiary Must Provide Proof of Property Claim: Karnataka High Court
In the matter of H Mahadev versus K N Rajamma and others, the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru delivered a significant judgment on August 27, 2024, concerning a dispute over property ownership and succession. This case revolves around a contested registered gift deed and issues of property succession. Background:…
Court Affirms 180 Days Maternity Leave for Female Employees in Private Sector: Court: Rajasthan High Court
In a landmark judgment, the court addressed the crucial issue of maternity leave entitlements for female employees, particularly focusing on the discrepancy between the statutory mandate and actual practices. The case highlights the fundamental rights guaranteed to women under the Maternity Benefits (Amendment) Act,…
Live-In Couple With Minor Partner Cannot Seek Legal Protection Regardless Of Religion: Court: Punjab & Haryana High Court
The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently addressed a significant issue regarding the rights of minors in live-in relationships. In the case of Yash Pal and Another vs. State of Haryana and Others, the Court has ruled that minors cannot seek legal protection for live-in relationships because they are not competent to…
Crossed All Limits Of Humanity, Conviction Of Man For Rape Of Mentally Challenged Girl Upheld By Court: Bombay High Court
In a shocking case that shook the conscience of society, the High Court of Nagpur has dismissed the criminal appeal filed by the accused, Dilkhush Eknath Shrigiriwar, who was convicted of raping a mentally disabled woman. The case involved the brutal exploitation of a victim who was found to be 90% mentally disabled.…
Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Implementation of Advocates' Protection Law, Stating That Legislation Is the State Government's Responsibility: Calcutta High Court
In a recent public interest litigation case titled Jatiyatabadi Ainjibi Council and Another vs The Union of India and Others (WPA(P)/365/2024), the petitioners, represented by Mr. Sandip Ray and a team of legal professionals, requested the court's intervention for implementing protective measures for advocates under…
Court Suggests PoSH Act Does Not Cover Sexual Harassment of Women Seeking Jobs, Recommends Government Consider Laws with a More Feminist Perspective: Kerala High Court
On September 10, 2024, the Kerala High Court, composed of Justices Dr. A.K. Jayasankaran Nambiar and C.S. Sudha, addressed several writ petitions and a writ appeal related to the Justice Hema Committee Report. The Court’s decision reflects concerns about delays and the State Government's lack of action despite the…
Court Denies Bail to Man Accused of Raping 6-Year-Old Daughter, Citing Insurmountable Long-Term Effects of Child Sexual Abuse: Delhi High Court
In a recent judgment delivered by the Delhi High Court, the bail application of Sabib has been denied in a highly sensitive case involving allegations of aggravated penetrative sexual assault under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act). Here’s a detailed look into the case and the court's…
