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High Court of Kerala Dismisses Original Petition in Rent Control Execution Matter Due to Pending Appeal with Condonation Delay. Execution Court's Order Upheld as Appeal Against Eviction Yet to Be Admitted; Court Permits Deferment of Execution Till 10 August 2026 and Allows Restoration by Appellate Authority if Tenant Dispossessed....

The matter arose from a rent control eviction proceeding. The petitioners, two tenants, challenged an order of the Execution Court, while the respondent was the decree-holder/landlord. The litigation ...

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High Court Dismisses Tenant in Rent Control Proceeding Challenge to Interlocutory Order for Lack of Legal Tenability. Landlord's Right to Seek Eviction for New Business or Income-Generating Activity Despite Having Another Source of Income Upheld by Rent Control Court and Not Interfered With....

The case arose from a rent control proceeding before the Additional Munsiff Court-I, Kozhikode, in R.C.P. No. 35 of 2022. The respondent had filed the rent control petition on 03-06-2022 seeking evict...

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High Court of Kerala Permits Tenant Time to Vacate Premises in Rent Control Revision Subject to Occupation Charges. Conditional Extension of Occupation Till 31 March 2027 with Default Clause Reviving Execution Granted in RCREV No. 159 of 2026....

The matter came before the High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam as a Rent Control Revision arising from eviction proceedings. The revision petitioner, a tenant aged 63 years, sought additional time to ma...

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High Court of Kerala Disposes Habeas Corpus Petition as Detenue Voluntarily Residing with Parents. No Illegal Detention Found After Police Report Indicated Alleged Detenue Left Matrimonial Home on Her Own Accord....

The case arose out of a habeas corpus petition filed by the husband of the alleged detenue, seeking her production from alleged illegal custody of her parents. The petitioner and the alleged detenue, ...

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Kerala High Court Closes Habeas Corpus Petition by Petitioner in Mental Health Detention Matter, Finding No Illegal Confinement. Alleged Detenue Diagnosed with Schizophrenia Properly Cared for in Rehabilitation Centre Admitted by Husband; Police Report Confirmed Proper Care, Leading to Closure of Writ Petition....

The matter was a criminal writ petition filed before the High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam seeking a writ of habeas corpus in relation to an elderly woman with a longstanding psychiatric illness. The ...

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High Court of Kerala Closes Habeas Corpus Writ Petition After Alleged Detenue States Desire to Remain in Matrimonial Home. Court Relied on Sealed-Cover Statement of Judicial First Class Magistrate That Detenue Was Not Inclined to Return to Parental Home....

The judgment arises from a criminal writ petition filed before the High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam. The petitioner, a 46-year-old man, sought relief concerning his daughter, who was described as the...

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High Court of Kerala Considered Writ Petition Challenging Permanent Lok Adalat's Dismissal of Life Insurance Claim for Non-Disclosure of Diabetes. The court analysed whether non-disclosure of diabetes mellitus, which had no nexus with the insured's death by suicide, constituted material suppression under old Section 45 of the Insurance Act, 1938....

In this writ petition, the petitioner, a widow, challenged Ext.P4 award of the Permanent Lok Adalat, Ernakulam, which dismissed her original petition O.P. No.26/2015 seeking insurance claim settlement...

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High Court of Kerala Dismisses Rent Control Revision Upholding Eviction on Bona Fide Need and Rent Arrears. Concurrent Findings of Rent Control Court and Appellate Authority on Landlady's Bona Fide Need for Son-in-Law's Business and Tenant's Default in Paying Arrears Affirmed; Tenant Granted Time Till 31 August 2027 Subject to Monthly Occupation Charges....

This matter concerned a rent control revision before the High Court of Kerala arising from eviction proceedings. The petitioner was the tenant, a 50-year-old woman, and the respondent was the landlady...

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Madras High Court Allows State Authorities in Writ Appeal Challenging Stay of Departmental Proceedings. Acquittal in Criminal Case Not a Bar to Departmental Action Under Tamil Nadu Civil Services (Discipline & Appeal) Rules, Rule 17(b); Stay of Disciplinary Proceedings Quashed....

The matter before the Madras High Court arose from a writ appeal filed by the Conservator of Forests and other state authorities against an order of a single judge staying departmental proceedings pen...