The Supreme Court stays Karnataka HC’s order that quashed the GST department’s ₹21000 crore notice to online rummy games.
Recently, the Supreme Court stayed the Karnataka High Court’s order, which quashed the GST department’s ₹21000 crore claim against online rummy gaming platform ‘Gamescraft’. The Bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra was hearing
On Denying TDR Certificates To Landowners: ‘Reflects Mindset Of East India Company Era’: Karnataka High Court
The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) was recently slammed by the Karnataka High Court for failing to issue the Transferable Development Rights (TDR) that was promised to landowners when their properties were purchased for public use. Facts– The petitioners’ lands were purchased so that
Twitter has challenged Blocking Orders issued by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in the Karnataka High Court.
Written by Vidisha Mathur 10 blocking orders were issued by the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) between February 2021 and February 2022; directing Twitter to block information from access to the public and suspend various accounts. These blocking orders have
No need for the AG to step down after the ruling party changes: Prabhuling Navadgi, Advocate General of Karnataka.
Written By- Pretika Tiwari In an interview with Bar & Bench, Advocate General Prabhuling Navadgi talked about several legal issues that the Karnataka state has been a battleground of that caused unrest in the State. One of those issues was the Hijab issue.
Karnataka High Court: Treating wife like cash cow without any emotional attachment to her is cruelty.
Written By- Pretika Tiwari [Leena Monteiro vs Alwyn D’Cruz] The bench comprising of Justices Alok Aradhe and J M Khazi observed that, in the present case, even though the wife had invested over rupees sixty lakh in her husband’s failing business projects, she
Customers in brothel can’t be prosecuted for immoral trafficking: Karnataka HC
Written by Shaurya Mahajan Today, the Karnataka High Court in the case of Babu S v. State reiterated that a customer found in a brothel cannot be prosecuted for offences of immoral trafficking. The single bench consisting of Justice M Nagaprasanna allowed the petition, observing that the
Karnataka High Court Order directing promotion of respondent (NLSIIU student) not to be treated as precedent: Supreme Court
Referring to Clause 4 of Regulation III of the BA LLB (Hons.) Academic and Examinations Regulations of 2009, the High Court stated, “There is absolutely no material on record to show that the subject teacher has found the evidence of plagiarism had referred
