10 articles tagged with Kerala Hc. Latest first.
The Kerala High Court closed suo motu proceedings after police confirmed an Indian Coast Guard helicopter had strayed over Sabarimala due to adverse weather, with a crime already registered and investigation under way.
A 24-year-old whose right leg was amputated above the knee in a 2008 road accident receives a near-trebled award after the Kerala High Court applies a lifetime replacement formula for prosthetic limbs.
The Kerala High Court held that a Sessions Judge was wrong to bar defence counsel from using Section 161 CrPC statements to contradict prosecution witnesses during cross-examination, calling the restriction illegal and directing the recall of three witnesses.
The Kerala High Court dismissed a criminal appeal against conviction under the POCSO Act, holding that an unsigned first information statement does not vitiate prosecution when the victim's oral evidence is consistent and credible.
A registered Homoeopath who cancelled her clinic licence but retained her medical registration was lawfully denied enrolment as an Advocate by the Bar Council of Kerala, the High Court held.
Dr. Justice Kauser Edappagath dismissed the bail application of an astrologer accused of assaulting a minor girl at his centre, citing bite marks, bloodstained dress, and a premeditated criminal act.
Justice M.A. Abdul Hakhim upholds the right of three Oil Marketing Companies to transfer LPG customers between distributors, rejecting claims of legitimate expectation, promissory estoppel, and constitutional violation.
A transman with intact reproductive organs was denied oocyte cryopreservation by an ART clinic citing the ART Act; the Kerala High Court ordered an ART bank to proceed, grounding the right in Article 21.
The Supreme Court found Kerala's affidavit on FIR non-registration thoroughly unsatisfactory and directed the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Ernakulam, to appear personally on 15 May 2026.
Justice C. Jayachandran held that a District Collector cannot use Section 30(2)(v) of the Disaster Management Act to issue a stop memo against a private developer, and that a 2-to-3 metre dip in groundwater does not satisfy the emergency threshold under Section 26(2).
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