Introduction The Petitioner in the following case requested delivery of the machine from the Respondent as per the contract signed between the parties, which the
Excerpt A single-Judge Bench consisting of Hon’ble Justice D.V.S. Somayajulu gave orders on the writ petition no. 8365 of 2019 in the case of Metta
The Court stated that “unilateral withdrawal of consent by aa spouse from a joint petition filed for divorce while the other party has performed his/her obligation under the agreement is unsustainable in law.”
Disha Ravi who was not represented by any lawyer claimed that “I was just supporting farmers, I supported farmers because they are our future and we all need to eat.”
On Liquor Ban in Tamil Nadu, the Division Bench of the Madras High Court comprising of Justices N. Kirubakaran and B. Pugalendhi stated that “Though it is a difficult task, still every endeavour has to be made to discharge the people to drink and appeal the government to stop selling liquor.”
The bail application in the Supreme Court was an appeal that was filed with regard to the order that the Guwahati High Court gave. Gogoi had approached the High Court challenging the order that was given on July 13, 2020, passed by the Special Judge (NIA), Assam.
The incident was with regard to a minor rape. The girl involved is a 15-year-old minor, who is 23 weeks pregnant. The parents of the girl contended that she was not mentally prepared to accept the pregnancy. It was also contended that the girl was also at a high risk as she was traumatized by the sexual assault she was subjected to.
The Court directed the Director FSL Bengaluru and Secretary of the Home Department to file affidavits on the measures to be the adopted for better functioning of the laboratories. The Court directed the state governments to draft an action plan that should contain the guidelines that are to be followed when dealing with the pending works in the labs.
Justice Pushpa Ganediwala is an Additional Judge at the High Court of Bombay. Her tenure which ended on Friday has been renewed for a period of one year against the Supreme Court collegium recommendation of 2 years.
Children selling toys and flowers at the traffic signals is a common sight in the city of Bangalore. These children are as young as 5 years old. A PIL was filed by an organisation Letzkit Foundation which is based in the city. Karnataka High Court taking into cognisance this matter decided to hold a special hearing.
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