Karnataka High Court

The Karnataka High Court stated that providing compulsory service in rural areas would constitute a ray of hope for the public and that it would sensitize doctors to the miserable health conditions in rural India.

The Karnataka High Court set aside an order which rejected an application for appointment on compassionate basis and held that no child is born without a father and a mother; hence, there may be illegitimate parents, but no illegitimate children.

The Karnataka High Court refused to interfere with the decision of the State Government in holding exams and dismissed a petition that had sought for cancellation of SSLC exams. According to the Court, the exams had to be conducted in the interest of students.

The Karnataka High Court allowed an interim application and stayed the auction of properties by banks during the 21-day Coronavirus lockdown period while entertaining a bunch of writ petitions. The Court held that those activities which are not included in...

The writ of certiorari was filed before The High Court of Karnataka under articles 226 & 227 of the constitution of India praying to quash the Impugned orders issued by The Special deputy commissioner. Brief facts of the case The petitioners...