Karnataka High Court

The petitioner is the daughter of late Ashok Adiveppa Madivalar, who was working as Secretary in the office of the Agriculture Produce Marketing Committee, Kuduchi village, Belgaum District and died in harness

Delhi High Court seeks AAP government response in challenge to order capping price of Covid RT-PCR test at Rs 800. UP Government's controversial Ordinance against religious conversions challenged in Allahabad High Court, plea says law against personal liberty is unconstitutional. Allahabad HC seeks response from the Election Commission on the issue of banning the BJP from using the lotus, the national flower, as its party symbol and its allocation for elections. Karnataka HC has granted bail to Kannada film actor Sanjjanaa Galrani who was in custody in the infamous Sandalwood drug case.

Sanjjanaa Galrani was accused by the Central Crime Branch of procuring and supplying drugs to people who attended high-profile parties in Bengaluru.

Supreme Court allowed Centre to conduct foundation ceremony fo Central Vista project, advocates make representation before chief justices of Uttarakhand HC against denotification Shivalik Elephant Reserve, Karnataka HC asks state to recover losses caused to small traders during bandhs from the organisers of such demonstrations.

The order was passed by a division bench comprising Chief Justice Abhay Oka and Justice S Vishwajith Shetty while hearing a suo moto petition which was filed after taking cognisance of a letter petition filed by Advocate Vaishali Hegde.

The plea filed in Supreme Court challenges love jihad law of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Court says it violates the basic structure of the constitution

The Karnataka High Court...

The girl said she has decided to marry the Petitioner who is a colleague of her. The mother of the Petitioner Smt. Sreelakshmi has no objections to the marriage of her son Wajeed Khan with her. However, her parents are not giving consent to the said marriage.

Supreme Court stays Andhra Pradesh High Court's gag order on media reporting and social media comments on the contents of the Amaravati land scam FIR.

The SC has said although Right to Property is not a fundamental right protected under Part III of the Constitution of India, it remains a valuable Constitutional Right. The court made this observation, while directing the Centre to hand over possession of the suit property to the owner after 33 years.