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The case arose from a 2011 road accident in which a Swamiji of a Mutt died in a head-on collision between a jeep and a truck.

Singh's counsel said he would file a revised affidavit after the complainant objected that the apology affidavit already filed did not reflect genuine remorse.

"It is not even a statement; it is three words in a newspaper report!" the Court observed while slapping ₹1 lakh costs on the petitioner.

The Court quashed a Lok Adalat award after parties to the dispute claimed that the settlement it contained was entered into by their lawyer without their knowledge.

"Should you be spared? You take her to the gent’s toilet, make her stand in T position and touch everywhere. What sort of an officer you are?" the Court asked.

Justice M Nagaprasanna passed the interim order on a plea filed by Sameer to quash the case.

The petitioner said that he does not dispute the patriotic character of the first two stanzas of the song but questioned the mandate for school students to sing additional stanzas which refer to Hindu ...

Justice M Nagaprasanna today quashed the criminal case registered against the car owner.

The guidelines aim to balance requests for access to a spouse's financial information in maintenance cases, while ensuring that such data is not misused.

A mere live-in relationship does not amount to a marriage and therefore the offence of bigamy would not be attracted in this case, the Court observed.

The lawyers told the Court that his accounts were frozen even though there was no crime registered against him, merely on the basis of a vague complaint by a former client.

The Court added that female foeticide is not just a legal offence, but a moral blight and an affront to the Constitution of India.

The Court ordered the time-bound formation of district and State level screening committees under the SOP introduced by the Central government in 2025.

The Facebook post in question was uploaded on the INC Karnataka's Facebook page in 2024 amid protests by BJP leaders against the arrest of Srikanth Poojary in connection with a 1992 Ayodhya riots case ...

"Such cases being registered on the onset of Section 69 (of BNS) are mushrooming before this court," the Court said.

Singh's counsel today admitted that the actor's comments were reckless, but argued that he had no intention to hurt any sentiment, and that he has also apologised for the remark.