Karnataka HC: Neighbour can't be prosecuted under 498A
Karnataka High Court quashes case against neighbour in matrimonial cruelty dispute, ruling strangers fall outside IPC Section 498A's ambit. Justice Nagaprasanna delivers key verdict.
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Karnataka HC: Strangers Can't Be Booked Under IPC 498A
Karnataka High Court quashes case against Bengaluru woman, ruling strangers cannot be prosecuted under IPC Section 498A for cruelty. Justice M Nagaprasanna delivers key verdict.
HC refuses to stall probe against Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
Karnataka High Court refuses interim protection to Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in a land encroachment case. Justice M Nagaprasanna directs state to submit all case records. Next hearing on January 12.
Karnataka HC Refuses to Quash Extortion Case Against Trio
Karnataka High Court dismisses petition to quash extortion case against three individuals. Justice M Nagaprasanna upholds police investigation. Read the full details.
HC: Third Party Can Challenge Fraudulent Lok Adalat Awards
Karnataka High Court rules a third party can file a writ petition against a Lok Adalat award obtained fraudulently by excluding necessary parties. Key judgment in Bengaluru land dispute case.
HC Criticizes Karnataka Govt's Janaushadhi Closure Order
Karnataka High Court questions the state government's decision to shut down Janaushadhi stores, stating the order lacks material and harms public interest. Read the full details.
HC Rules Tribunal Can Order Eviction Under Senior Citizen Act
Karnataka High Court clarifies tribunals can pass eviction orders under Senior Citizen Act in compelling circumstances. Justice M Nagaprasanna upholds Ballari Assistant Commissioner's decision.
Karnataka HC Restores Government Pleader's Appointment
Karnataka High Court reinstates Annappa Sank as government pleader, ruling his removal violated Article 14. Justice Nagaprasanna emphasizes constitutional safeguards against arbitrary state action.
Karnataka HC Directs Release of Teachers' Withheld Salaries
Karnataka High Court mandates education department to release 4 teachers' salaries withheld for 19 months by Dec 4, with Rs 25,000 litigation cost penalty.
Karnataka HC: Mutual relationships not criminal offences
In a progressive judgment, Karnataka High Court quashes criminal case against a man, asserting that consensual relationships between adults cannot be treated as offences under Indian law.
Karnataka HC stops govt appointments over quota issues
Karnataka High Court puts 35,000 government jobs on hold, directing state to establish scientific framework for internal reservations within SC/ST communities before proceeding with recruitment.
Karnataka HC stays new SC internal reservation matrix
Karnataka HC stays government's revised internal reservation matrix for SC communities, citing lack of scientific basis and calling it arbitrary. Major setback for state government.
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