Kerala High Court: Longevity Of Service Is Not The Only Factor In Determining Regularization
According to Kerala HC, length of service cannot be the only justification for requesting regularization
SC recently reiterated the principle that selection to the posts of non-hereditary administrator of temples cannot be based on caste.
Sr Advocate PV Dinesh, appearing for the present petitioner, submitted on appeal that the selection process should not omit consideration of persons from backward classes.
Accused’s Right To Access Digital Evidence: The Kerala High Court Upholds The Principles Of Fair Trial
Kerala High Court granted the revision petition, set aside the order of the special court and granted conditional access to the CCTV footage to the accused.
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Plea in Kerala HC against making the parents/owners liable for the offense of the minor in the MV Act
It is an arbitrary presumption that the minor has received the guardian or the owner's implicit consent,
Kerala High Court: The Accused’s Failure To Leave The Crime Site Is Insufficient Evidence Of Insanity
When the Court upheld a man's conviction and life sentence for the murder of his three-year-old son, it made this observation.
Kerala HC Directs To Dolly Services At Sabarimala For Safety
a bamboo device used by devotees to carry passengers during the sacred pilgrimage to Sabarimala, is a vital service.
“Protect Elephants or Lose Them Forever, Kerala HC Warns in Landmark Ruling”
Kerala High Court warned that the captive elephants would disappear without urgent protection and future generations would see them only in museums, like extinct dinosaurs.
Kerala High Court Orders Production of Case Diary in Minister Saji Cherian’s Insult Case
The Kerala High Court directed the production of the case diary in Minister Saji Cherian’s case. A lawyer seeks a CBI re-investigation, alleging police failed to conduct a proper probe into his remarks against the Constitution.
Kerala High Court: Terms ‘Deaf and Dumb’ and ‘Hearing Impaired’ are Offensive, Prefers ‘Deaf’ and ‘Hard-of-Hearing’
The Kerala High Court ruled that terms like "deaf and dumb" and "hearing impaired" are outdated and offensive. The Court emphasized the importance of using 'deaf' or 'hard-of-hearing' in legal contexts.
