This weekly round-up collects Kerala High Court decisions covered by Legal Republic in the selected period. Each entry gives the court, case name or citation, a short holding, and a link to the full article.
Key Decisions
Susamma Mathai vs Sherly Mathai, 2026:KER:77525
The Court upholds Section 69 of the Indian Succession Act, under which a subsequent marriage revokes a Will made by a Christian, Parsi or Jew.
Read full articleState of Kerala vs Bhaskaran R.K., 2026:KER:76132
The Court upholds a Tribunal order granting pension arrears beyond three years: the retiree had medical records the Government never considered, and a comparable employee had been paid.
Read full articleNishitha P vs State of Kerala and Others, 2026:KER:77913
The Court quashes a preventive detention under the KAAPA for failure to consider the detenu's representations independently of the Advisory Board.
Read full articleAthira vs State of Kerala and Others, 2026:KER:77521
The Court dismisses a habeas corpus petition against a KAAPA detention, after examining the documents alleged to be illegible and finding them readable.
Read full articleSajina C.V. vs Union of India and Others, 2026:KER:77216
The Court sets aside a detention order under the PITNDPS Act for unexplained delay, and explains why cancellation of bail is not an alternative to preventive detention.
Read full articleAdv. K.M. Shajahan vs State of Kerala and Others, 2026:KER:78014
The Court holds that FIR registration is obligatory where an Enforcement Directorate report under Section 66(2) of the PMLA discloses a cognizable offence.
Read full articleSunny K. Peter vs The Kerala State Electricity Board, 2026:KER:76964
The Court grants a contractor on a Kerala State Electricity Board scheme compensation by way of interest on delayed payments, and dismisses the Board's cross appeal.
Read full articleThe Kerala State Waqf Board vs M.K. Venu, 2026:KER:76793
The Court upholds a Waqf Tribunal order directing the State Waqf Board to answer interrogatories about compliance with the registration procedure under the 1995 Act.
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