Karnataka High Court Dismisses Man’s Annulment Petition Citing Cruelty
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a man’s petition against a previous family court order in which he had unsuccessfully sought the annulment of his marriage on grounds of cruelty by his estranged wife. The estranged wife had filed a case against the
Karnataka High Court Upholds Limitations on State Human Rights Commission’s Authority
Introduction: In a recent ruling, the Karnataka High Court has clarified the scope of authority of the State Human Rights Commission, emphasizing that it can only recommend actions to the government, not pass directives. The court’s decision came in response to a petition
“The Division Bench cannot remand the matter back to the single Judge under Article 226 of the Constitution”: Karnataka HC
Recently, the Karnataka High Court while hearing an intra-court appeal, observed that the single bench is not subordinate to the division bench of the high court and that it cannot remand the matter back to the single Judge in the exercise of its
Equal Rights to Daughter’s Legal Heirs in Ancestral Property Upheld Regardless of Amendment Timing
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that legal heirs of a daughter are entitled to an equal share of family properties, even if the daughter had passed away before the 2005 amendment to the Hindu Succession Act. The court dismissed a plea filed
Manual scavenging, Shame on Humanity: Karnataka HC
Issue:- On Wednesday, a Suo moto cognizance was taken up by the Karnataka High Court of a Big Picture Article that was published by the New Indian Express on 25th December 2023. Observation:- The court observed that the story was disturbing and shocks
Unqualified Medical Practitioners: A Hazard to Rural Health
Introduction The Karnataka High Court recently addressed a critical concern plaguing rural healthcare: unqualified individuals providing medical services. In a case involving a paramedical practitioner seeking clinic registration, the Court’s dismissal shed light on the dangers posed by those without proper medical qualifications.
Karnataka High Court Upholds Justice in Conviction of Sexual Assault Case
This story isn’t just about legal proceedings; it’s about a young girl whose world was shattered by a heinous act. In a profound and pivotal moment, the Karnataka High Court, Dharwad Bench, delivered a judgment that echoed the cries for justice of an
Karnataka High Court Denies IAF Officer’s Request, Limits Inquiry on Defense Transfer Policy
Issue: Appeal against Transfer Posting Order for Indian Air Force Personnel is dismissed by Karnataka High Court. Situational Facts: In his appeal, Indian Air Force member Rangaswamy B T contested a transfer posting order dated December 29, 2022, and the Karnataka High Court
Karnataka High Court Imposes 6 -Month Sentence for Rash Driving, Voices Alarm Over Accidents
Issue: High Court Upholds 6-Month Sentence in Rash and Negligent Driving Case, Expresses Concern over Rising Accidents. Facts of the Case: The Karnataka High Court recently affirmed a six-month imprisonment sentence under Section 304-A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for a 21-year-old
S.306 IPC | Karnataka High Court Emphasizes the Need for Thorough Examination of Suicide Note Contents Before Drawing Conclusions
Issue: The Karnataka High Court has addressed the issue of whether identifying a person in a suicide note is sufficient to determine a person’s guilt under Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) or if a full inquiry, taking into account the
