News Kerala High Court reiterates that “withdrawal of a quashing petition restores the matter to its ordinary legal course” — Court declines to interfere and permits accused to pursue alternate remedies under law RawlawNovember 12, 20255 min read Save
News Kerala High Court holds that “courts cannot quash prosecution when allegations disclose possession of commercial quantity” — Court reiterates that NDPS Act offences demand strict scrutiny and rejects plea for quashing under Section 482 CrPC RawlawNovember 12, 20256 min read Save
News Kerala High Court declares that “an arbitration clause giving exclusive power to one party to appoint the arbitrator is legally invalid” — Court holds that unilateral appointment clauses violate neutrality and reinforces judicial duty to ensure fair arbitral processes RawlawNovember 12, 20256 min read Save
News Kerala High Court holds that “a minor daughter’s right to maintenance supersedes the employee’s exemption under Section 60(1)(g) CPC” — Court restores attachment proceedings over retiral benefits to secure the child’s educational and living needs RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
News “Arbitration Award Set Aside: Bombay High Court Slams ‘Denial of Natural Justice’ and Declares ‘An Arbitrator Must Give Reasons’ in a Powerful Ruling on Fundamental Policy Breach” RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
News “Recovery Certificate Invalidated: Bombay High Court Issues a Powerful Warning That ‘Reasons Are the Soul of Justice’ While Reiterating That ‘A Registrar Must Apply His Mind Before Enforcing Recovery’” RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
News Bombay High Court Declares That “A Clean Document Cannot Coexist With a Tainted Transaction,” Sets Aside Conviction After Finding Critical Contradictions in Evidence RawlawNovember 11, 20257 min read Save
News Recovery Certificate under Section 101 Set Aside: Bombay High Court Holds That “Recording of Reasons Is a Fundamental Requirement” and Directs Denovo Inquiry for Non-Compliance with Rule 86A–86F RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
News Kerala High Court holds that “a son cannot escape liability to maintain his aged mother merely because he is married” — Court upholds maintenance under Section 144 BNSS, emphasising that filial duty is an independent legal obligation RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
News Kerala High Court holds that “a melpattam right is only a right to take usufructs and creates no interest in land” — Court rejects exclusive ownership claim and upholds partibility of ancestral tarwad property RawlawNovember 11, 20256 min read Save
