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High Court of Karnataka Dismisses Revision Petition in Maintenance Case Under Section 125 CrPC — Petitioner Fails to Show Illegality or Irregularity in Trial Court Order. The revisional court cannot interfere with a well-reasoned order of maintenance unless it is perverse or illegal.

The petitioner, Mrs. Neelam Manmohan, filed a criminal revision petition under Section 397 read with Section 401 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 19...

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High Court of Karnataka Quashes Cancellation of Fair Price Depot Authorization Due to Violation of Natural Justice — Petitioner's Card Holder Status Restored. Show Cause Notice Not Served on Petitioner Before Cancellation of His Card, Rendering the Order Void.

The petitioner, Swamy, was a card holder in a fair price depot run by the 6th respondent, Smt. H.M. Bhagya. Based on a complaint by the petitioner and...

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Madras High Court Dismisses Writ Petitions in Unauthorised Construction Case; Rejects Challenge to Municipal Stop Notices. Petitioners’ failure to obtain prior building plan approval rendered the construction wholly unauthorised, warranting issuance of stop notices by the Commissioner.

The petitioners in two writ petitions challenged stop notices dated 27.05.2024 issued by the Commissioner, Vaniyambadi Municipality, contending that t...

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Karnataka High Court hears writ petitions challenging FIR in alleged corruption and land encroachment matter. Petitioners (an ex-MLA and a municipal commissioner) seek quashing of FIR No.4/2017 under PC Act and IPC, arguing political rivalry.

The case pertains to two writ petitions filed under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India read with Section 482 CrPC, seeking quashing of ...

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Supreme Court Considers Suo Motu Reference on Summoning Advocates During Investigation; Examines Scope of Advocate-Client Privilege and Need for Guidelines to Prevent Coercive Summons. Court Addresses Legality of Direct Summons to Lawyers Under Section 179 BNSS and Absence of Judicial Oversight.

The Supreme Court initiated suo motu proceedings following a reference from a two-judge bench in a Special Leave Petition challenging a notice issued ...