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A single-judge bench consisting of Honorable Justice Kongara Vijaya Lakshmi dismissed the writ petition filed by the petitioner. The writ petition was filed to direct

Viren Khanna who was one of the drug suspects in the 2018 Sandalwood Drug Case was granted bail by the Karnataka High Court on Monday.

The Court directed that in light of the prevailing pandemic situation and considering the ratio in the case of Bhagwan Rama Shinde V/s. In the

The Order had come in the form of a writ petition filed by Mr. Adhiraj Singh. The Petition sought direction from the High Court of

The Delhi High court ordered the quashing of the First information report that was registered under the Arms act considering that the suspect was not conscious that he is in possession of live ammunition.

The Uttar Pradesh government will submit a response to the petition challenging the recent ordinance against religious conversion. The Allahabad high court had asked the government to submit a reply to the petition by Jan 4th, the HC will be hearing the case on Jan 7th.

A Writ of Habeas Corpus had been filed by Mr. Avinash Sarvan in the High Court of Delhi. The Petition sought a direction to release

The Karnataka High Court said that Bail is not a license for committing more crimes. The statement was based upon the case of Aluka Sandra Orewa vs State of Karnataka and ors wherein it was said that the right to claim bail becomes circumscribed if an accused repeatedly commits a bailable offence when out on bail.

An observation was made by the Madhya Pradesh High Court, while it was providing strict guidelines to be issued to the notaries and oath commissioners for not executing such type of deed, failing which their license would be terminated.

A plea is filed by Bina Modi to restrain her son Lalit Modi from initiating arbitration proceedings in Singapore for settling the estate of her late husband, KK Modi. Bina Modi’s two other children, Charu Bhartia and Samir Modi had also joined her in the petition.