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By the team of Prime Legal
No Anticipatory bail for School Chairman after boy hangs himself hurt by his frustrating words: Bombay High Court

After a school boy hangs himself because of the frustrating words of the School Chairman who calls him Nalayak, Jhopadpatti-Chhap, the High Court o

“Kissing and  touching of private parts does not come under the purview of unnatural offences.” : Bombay High Court
“Kissing and touching of private parts does not come under the purview of unnatural offences.” : Bombay High Court

Kissing and touching of private parts would not constitute an offence under section 377 of the Indian Penal Code. This is upheld by the High Court

S.370 IPC Can’t Be Invoked On “Presumption” That Accused Indulged Himself In Human Trafficking: Karnataka High Court

According to the Karnataka High Court, Section 370 of the Indian Penal Code cannot be invoked solely on the basis of a suspicion that an accused pa

Denying Bail For Offence Yet To Be Investigated Merely Because Accused Is Habitual Offender Is “Unjust”: Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that holding someone in jail for an unsolved crime simply because they are alleged to be habitual offenders or h

Under Town Planning Act For Mere ‘Alterations’ To Existing Building, Can’t Levy Betterment Charges: Karnataka HC Grants Relief To 150-Yrs Old School

The Karnataka High Court recently quashed a Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) order demanding payment of betterment charges/fee from a more

Power To Decide Applications For School Upgradation Is A “Public Power” Vested With State For Effectuating A Public Purpose: Karnataka High Court

According to the Karnataka High Court, applications filed with authorities seeking approval for school upgrades should be decided in a timely manne

Nominated Members Of Municipality Have No Right To Vote In Municipal Council’s Meeting: Karnataka High Court Upholds Article 243R(2)(a)

While affirming the constitutional validity of Article 243R (2)(a) of the Constitution, the Karnataka High Court emphasised that nominated members

“Air India Is Now A Private Company”: Karnataka High Court Refuses To Exercise Writ Jurisdiction U/Art 226 On Employees’ Plea
“Air India Is Now A Private Company”: Karnataka High Court Refuses To Exercise Writ Jurisdiction U/Art 226 On Employees’ Plea

The Karnataka High Court ruled that because Air India Limited is now a private company owned by M/s.Talace Pvt. Ltd., employees’ grievances c

PIL Seeking Direction To Not Conduct 2023 Elections In State: In Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court dismissed a public interest litigation filed by one Murali Krishna Brahmandam seeking directions to the State and Chief El

Police Can’t Refuse To Conduct Investigation After Magistrate Has Accepted Complaint U/S 200 CrPC: In Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court has ruled that once the court accepts a complaint filed under section 200 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) and orders