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The Court reiterated that a petition that contains information must be submitted as a judicial admission before the Chief Justice for consideration.

The Court said that social media cannot be used as a tool for harassment.

The Court ruled that government-owned OMCs cannot arbitrarily reduce procurement from ethanol plants after inducing massive investment under long-term agreements.

The Court added that merely being associated with a case in which celebrities are co-accused cannot be a ground to cancel bail.

Concerns were raised that lawyers find it difficult to move or sit because of overcrowding, particularly in the latter half of the day.

A social media post allegedly sharing an edited photograph of BJP leaders protesting the arrest of Kar Sevak Srikanth Pujari, with the complainant alleging that the post promoted enmity between commun ...

Former Hassan MP, currently serving a life imprisonment sentence in a rape case, is accused of coercing a woman to appear nude on video calls in exchange for securing a school admission for her son.

Can an Advocate whose only role is that of representing a litigant be dragged into the whirlpool of criminal prosecution merely for discharging his professional duty, the Court asked.

The Court flagged gaps in safety, compliance and consumer protection and directed the State to frame comprehensive guidelines governing homestays across Karnataka.

The founders were arrested in an ED case involving allegations that Gameskraft laundered ₹250 crores and employed deceptive practices to lure users on their real-money gaming platform.

The appointments will remain in force for a period of one year or until further orders, the notifications stated.

The Court was hearing a plea by a homestay owner who claims that he was falsely implicated in the case on allegations that he hid information about the rape of a US tourist by a homestay worker.

The Court will examine the applicability of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 to the projects of statutory authorities like the BDA.

"Your courage should be appreciated. You sell away police quarters," the Court said.

The Court said delay in uploading orders could adversely impact litigants' the appellate remedies.

The recommendation was made following a meeting held on June 2.