A woman acquitted in 2019 has secured an order from the Karnataka High Court to have her name masked online. This ruling aims to protect her privacy and reputation following her acquittal.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a warning of a potential stay on the Hebbal Tunnel project due to concerns regarding its environmental impact on local lakes.
The Karnataka High Court has stayed further investigation into a criminal case against three family members involved in a road-rage incident, strongly criticizing the conduct of a judicial officer during the episode.
A Karnataka High Court judge has underscored that judges must maintain dignity and uphold public confidence, not only within court premises but also through their conduct outside the courtroom.
The Karnataka High Court questioned a woman's claim that being asked to make dosa by her mother-in-law amounted to harassment and cruelty, also noting her allegations of being denied nutritious food.
The Karnataka High Court has clarified that an order for 'no coercive steps' implies protection from arrest but does not constitute a stay on the ongoing investigation.
The Karnataka High Court dismissed a husband's divorce appeal and upheld an order for him to pay Rs 20,000 in interim maintenance, stating that a man driving a Mercedes-Benz cannot claim such an amount is excessive for his wife.
The Karnataka High Court has upheld a 22-year-old rape convict's life sentence to prevent a 'mockery of justice.' In a separate case, the court upheld the conviction of Power TV MD but reduced his jail term to one day.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a wife earning more than her husband is not automatically entitled to maintenance, emphasizing that financial capacity, not gender, determines such awards.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a statement urging authorities not to escalate minor neighbor disputes into criminal cases, emphasizing alternative resolution methods.
The Karnataka High Court issued a 134-page ruling explaining the limits of the Enforcement Directorate's power to arrest under Section 19 of the money laundering act, specifically in the Gameskraft PMLA case.
The Karnataka High Court has granted permission for a woman to terminate her 32-week pregnancy due to severe fetal abnormalities, stating the decision was made 'with a heavy heart'.
The Karnataka High Court quashed a man's detention after police failed to provide necessary documents in Kannada, the local language, highlighting procedural requirements.
The Karnataka High Court deemed it "disproportionate and warrants interference" to prevent a man involved in a matrimonial dispute from traveling abroad for work.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a stay on an advisory from the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) that prohibited the use of Ashwagandha leaves in health supplements.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a ruling stating that police do not have the authority to freeze the bank accounts of sister firms. This decision provides relief to a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) involved in an online fraud case.
After a decade of separation, the Karnataka High Court has ordered a BHEL staffer to pay his wife Rs 15,000 monthly alimony, emphasizing that delay is no bar to such payments.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a wife's decision to leave her husband due to his extramarital affair constitutes a 'justified withdrawal' and not desertion.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a ruling stating that offenses committed by an individual while they were a minor cannot be used as grounds for preventive detention.
The Karnataka High Court has upheld a compensation of Rs 1.10 crore for the family of a man who died after falling from a bus, affirming the lower court's decision.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that an insurer is not liable to pay compensation to an agricultural labourer for a tractor injury, instead directing the vehicle owner to pay.
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The Karnataka High Court has quashed the First Information Report (FIR) filed against actor Ranveer Singh in connection with the 'Kantara mimicry row'. The court also directed Singh to visit the Chamundeshwari temple within four weeks.
The Karnataka High Court has granted a stay on the First Information Report (FIR) against Home Minister Parameshwara, who is embroiled in a controversy surrounding alleged betting activities related…
The Karnataka High Court has ordered the regularization of contractual teachers hired by the BBMP through an outsourcing agency 25 years ago. In a separate ruling, the court also directed the State Government to release rewards to forest officials involved in the killing of Veerappan.
The Karnataka High Court has intervened in a case where a 3-year-old US citizen child is at risk of deportation from India due to the alleged inaction of the father.
The Indian Supreme Court has restored the honor of an Indian Air Force officer who was dismissed 30 years ago, ruling that he was acting under a superior's orders. This decision overturns a long-standing dismissal.
The Karnataka High Court has ordered a CBI investigation against government officials concerning a 63-acre land grab case, labeling it a 'monumental fraud.'
The Karnataka High Court has imposed a ₹1 lakh fine on petitioners who made allegations against Minister Madhu Bangarappa regarding his statement on changing SSLC Hindi rules.
India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has moved the Karnataka High Court to challenge a trial court's decision. The decision accepted the 'B' final report filed by the Lokayukta Police in a land allotment case involving Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
The Karnataka High Court has quashed a case against a teacher who rented out her property, where tenants subsequently operated a prostitution ring without her knowledge.
Actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, implicated in the Renukaswamy murder case, has accused the media of violating injunction orders and has petitioned the Karnataka High Court to compel the Centre to intervene.
Actor Ranveer Singh has informed the Karnataka High Court that he is ready to file an unconditional apology concerning the controversy surrounding his mimicry of a character from the film 'Kantara', having offered it to the court.
A woman in Karnataka, India, won a legal battle against the Karnataka State Financial Corporation (KSFC) after the High Court ruled that state lenders must adhere to government rates when valuing land for mortgages.
The Karnataka High Court has refused to quash a rape case against a government school teacher accused of repeated abuse and blackmail of a colleague, stating that the allegations depict 'submission extracted under duress' and require a full trial.
Google has argued that a petition filed by a Sri Lankan judge in the Karnataka High Court over 'defamatory' articles is 'adventurous' and not maintainable.
The Karnataka High Court has provided relief to employees of Winzo Games, allowing their salary payments to proceed despite the Enforcement Directorate's frozen accounts.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice regarding a plea challenging the government's decision to use land from a veterinary university for constructing additional quarters for judges.
The Karnataka High Court will feature an all-women bench, with only women law officers permitted to appear before it, marking a significant step for gender representation.
The Karnataka High Court has criticized a Civil Judge involved in a road rage incident and subsequently halted the probe against two individuals connected to the case.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a father must support minor children regardless of the mother's income and has also declined to direct the Election Commission to extend a specific timeline.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a father cannot be denied overnight custody of his child solely because the mother has been transferred to a different location.
The Karnataka High Court has questioned the state government regarding a 12-year delay in implementing reservations for transgender persons in educational institutions. The legal proceedings were initiated after a transgender student was denied admission to NLSIU Bangalore.
The Karnataka High Court is examining whether the governor has the authority to suspend the chief of the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) before a presidential reference is made.
A same-sex couple's gold bracelet has led to a legal challenge in the Karnataka High Court, questioning whether it should be considered a gift or income under tax law.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a stay on the deportation of a man identified as a 'Bangladeshi' national, preventing his immediate removal from the country.
The Karnataka High Court has denied relief in a case involving foreign funds under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), citing it as a 'gravest threat'.
The Karnataka High Court has overturned a previous order, ruling against the return of nine abused dogs to their owner, calling the initial decision 'preposterous'.
The Karnataka High Court has permitted an investigation into a Bengaluru doctor regarding social media reels he posted concerning the safety of Nandini milk.
The Karnataka High Court has declared the arrest of Gameskraft founders by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) illegal and ordered their immediate release. This ruling marks a significant development in the ongoing legal battle.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that providing accommodation to judges is a fundamental duty of the state, essential for ensuring judicial independence.
The Karnataka government is reportedly considering the Bengaluru Turf Club site as a potential location for a new complex for the Karnataka High Court.
The Karnataka High Court has imposed a Rs 1 lakh fine on a police sub-inspector and rejected her plea to dismiss an FIR regarding her alleged assault on a lawyer, emphasizing transparency in law enforcement.
The Karnataka High Court ordered BSNL to pay over Rs 55 lakh in compensation to a bank that lost Rs 87 lakh due to SIM swap fraud. The court emphasized the importance of the integrity of OTP-based authentication in India's digital economy.
The Karnataka High Court has urged the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) to view dashcams as a valuable investment, highlighting potential cost savings.
The Karnataka High Court strongly criticized a cyber center owner for allegedly creating fake Aadhaar cards for Bangladeshi nationals, stating that such actions are 'destroying everything'.
A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Karnataka High Court seeking arrears for the Gruha Lakshmi Yojana, arguing for the legitimate expectation of uninterrupted benefits from the scheme.
The Karnataka High Court has criticized the media's 'carnival-like' coverage of the Renukaswamy murder case and ordered the Centre to address actor Darshan's plea regarding the issue.
The Karnataka High Court intervened in a legal battle over a supercar purchase, quashing a police FIR and criticizing an RTO officer for unauthorized vehicle seizure.
Multiple road accidents have been reported across various countries, resulting in fatalities, serious injuries, and high-profile incidents, including a fatal car fire on an Indian expressway and an accident involving a politician's vehicle.
The Karnataka High Court has allowed transgender women to continue hormone therapy, despite an ongoing challenge to a 2026 Act, affirming their right to access essential medical treatment.
The Karnataka High Court has criticized officials for their 'studied silence' and delay in acting on a plea seeking housing sites, emphasizing that such inaction cannot be tolerated.
The Karnataka High Court has affirmed the divorce of an Army man, citing his wife's repeated complaints to his superior officers as grounds for the dissolution of their marriage.
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a petition filed by an accused individual who posted videos of women Metro commuters without their consent, with the judge questioning the man's actions.
A high court in Karnataka, India, has directed a man accused of rape to pay Rs 75,000 monthly to the victim and their child. The court stipulated that the accused must pay the amount himself or ensure his parents do so.
The Karnataka High Court has criticized multiplex cinemas for charging exorbitant prices for popcorn and other food items, noting that popcorn often costs more than the movie ticket itself.
The Karnataka High Court has requested a civic body to review its decision to deny an event for Shankaracharya Jayanti, with critics calling the denial "like removing India's soul."
The Karnataka High Court delivered two notable rulings, ordering the defreezing of a Bengaluru school's bank account that had received 'proceeds of crime' as fees, and separately, ordering the release of a man jailed for allegedly abetting his wife's death.
The Karnataka High Court has rejected a teacher's plea in a case involving a 'Rs 7 lakh blank cheque', stating that the defense presented was illusory.
Ranveer Singh is set to file a fresh apology affidavit with the Karnataka High Court regarding the 'Kantara' mimicry controversy, after the complainant questioned the sincerity of his initial apology.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that compulsory service for MBBS students under a bond does not constitute forced labor, affirming the legality of such agreements.
The Karnataka High Court has directed law colleges to reserve seats for a transgender student, emphasizing the importance of preventing them from losing another academic year.
Former pilots of Kingfisher Airlines have approached the Karnataka High Court seeking to recover Rs 1.39 crore in unpaid salaries after working for nine years.
The Karnataka High Court has directed the government to allow a corruption probe against IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri concerning the 'cloth bag case,' stating there should be 'no sanctuary for the culpable.'
The Karnataka High Court has stayed the investigation against the principal and teachers of a Bengaluru private school who allegedly made students stand in the sun for two hours as punishment.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled against the government's decision to cancel the 2016 KPSC recruitments, stating that selection leads to job expectation.
The Karnataka High Court has disposed of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking the removal of Conocarpus trees in Bengaluru, deferring plantation decisions to civic authorities.
The Karnataka High Court has disposed of a petition filed by the Bengaluru Hotels Association seeking uninterrupted LPG supply, a development in the ongoing issue of commercial LPG availability.
The Karnataka High Court has ordered the regularisation of a 52-year-old sweeper's employment, ruling that a lack of qualification cannot be cited after 30 years of service.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a couple living happily now does not negate the illegality of a child marriage committed at the time of solemnisation. This judgment reinforces the legal stance against child marriage, regardless of subsequent marital harmony.
The Karnataka High Court ruled that merely living in a relationship with another partner does not constitute bigamy, leading to the quashing of a case against a 73-year-old man.
The Karnataka High Court has upheld KPTCL regulations that entrust departmental inquiries to the Lokayukta, overturning a single judge's ruling that cited 'inevitable bias'.
The Karnataka High Court has quashed a cheating case filed against Jagadish Joshi, the brother of Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, providing a legal reprieve for the minister's family.
The Karnataka High Court stated that the nation's security is under threat and warned against appeasing illegal immigrants, questioning why a criminal case was registered against a complainant.
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the land acquisition process for the proposed Bidadi township project.
The Karnataka High Court has significantly increased the compensation awarded for the death of a software engineer to Rs 70 lakh, following a legal review.
The Karnataka High Court has affirmed a previous order that designates the Century Club as a public authority, a decision with potential implications for its operations and transparency.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that adults cannot be subjected to their parents' custody battles, emphasizing the independence of adult individuals.
The Karnataka High Court has stayed the state cabinet’s decision to withdraw prosecution in 52 criminal cases, delivering an immediate setback to the Congress government’s controversial move that had sparked allegations of political favoritism.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a married daughter is entitled to compassionate appointment, a significant decision regarding employment rights.
The Karnataka High Court has granted permission for a minor victim of a Pocso case to terminate her 29-week pregnancy. The court also ordered an audit related to the case.
The Karnataka High Court, in a case involving US funding, ruled that offenses under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) cannot be arbitrarily invoked without concrete evidence.
The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a plea requesting an online hearing for a Right to Information (RTI) appeal, questioning the petitioner's ability to provide a substantial sum.
The Karnataka High Court has called for the implementation of a comprehensive policy to regulate homestays in the state. The court noted that existing laws do not adequately cover all aspects of homestay operations.
The Karnataka High Court dismissed a plea by a Sub-Inspector who allegedly assaulted a woman lawyer, fining her Rs 1 lakh. In a separate ruling, the court ordered a school to pay Rs 10 lakh in relief to a teacher paralyzed 13 years ago.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that caste slurs exchanged between spouses within the confines of their home do not fall under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
The GBA has informed the Karnataka High Court that most paying guest accommodations in Bengaluru East are in violation of fire safety and trade licence regulations.
A Karnataka High Court judge has sparked debate with strong remarks on crime deterrence, suggesting 'chopping off a leg or a hand' for compliance, while refusing bail to a rape accused.
The Karnataka High Court has quashed a case filed under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act against a man, following the victim's marriage to the accused.
Activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, released after being detained by Israeli forces, have returned to their home countries and are alleging abuse, including sexual assault and mistreatment, during their detention. The UN has called for accountability regarding the treatment of these activists.
The Karnataka High Court has rejected a plea challenging the increase of 10,000 rupees in Haj pilgrimage fares, stating that the petitioners had 'no locus standi'.
The Karnataka High Court has granted bail to individuals involved in a specific mob lynching case in Mangaluru, citing the incident as a 'spur of the moment' act.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a stay on the First Information Report (FIR) filed against BJP candidate D N Jeevaraj, stemming from a controversy surrounding a recount in Sringeri. The court described the FIR as an "abuse of process."
The Karnataka High Court has issued rulings on two separate matters, refusing to stall a film screening over plagiarism claims and rejecting a woman's challenge to a father's visitation rights for his minor daughter.
The Karnataka High Court has directed private schools to recall teachers currently on vacation to participate in census work, emphasizing it as a "national duty."
An adopted woman, who was taken from Bengaluru to Germany 48 years ago, has filed a petition with the Karnataka High Court in an effort to trace her biological family and origins.
The Karnataka High Court directed a private bank to unfreeze an account, citing 'irreparable prejudice,' after the account holder received a mere Rs 240 from cyber fraudsters.
The Karnataka High Court has directed the state government to calculate SSLC scores according to existing guidelines, cautioning against changing rules midway through the process.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that menstrual health is linked to the fundamental right to life, directing the state government to strictly and faithfully implement a menstrual leave policy for women starting December 2025.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that a Mutt (monastery) can act as a legal representative to claim compensation following the death of its head priest.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that 'pigmy agents' are considered employees of banks, and therefore, no Goods and Services Tax (GST) can be levied on the commission paid to them.
The Karnataka High Court has quashed a First Information Report (FIR) that was filed due to 'spying fears' after a research drone inadvertently landed in a residential area.
Google is challenging a petition filed by a Sri Lankan Supreme Court judge in the Karnataka High Court, asserting there is no real nexus to the claims.
The Karnataka High Court has declined to dismiss an attempt to murder case against a Bengaluru techie, with the court noting the city's traffic issues.
The Karnataka High Court has declined to issue a stay on the state government's guarantee schemes, allowing them to continue until the April 9 by-elections.
The Karnataka High Court has rejected a plea from a retired employee seeking retrospective promotion, the reasons for which were detailed in the court's decision.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that an accidents tribunal cannot deduct a transport corporation's interim damages while awarding final compensation.
The Karnataka High Court has refused to quash a criminal case against an individual who allegedly offered treatment for piles, indicating the legal proceedings will continue.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a directive requiring pubs and breweries in Bengaluru to verify the age of patrons before allowing entry, calling it a 'moral imperative'.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that the Karnataka State Financial Corporation (KSFC) cannot disregard the State-fixed guidance value when assessing property for mortgage loans.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled against granting a government job to a disabled guardian of a minor, prioritizing legal statutes over compassionate grounds.
The Karnataka High Court has ruled that priests and temple trusts can be prosecuted in child marriage cases, emphasizing that 'ignorance of law is no excuse'.
With 10,796 individuals still untraced, the Karnataka High Court has directed the police to effectively implement the Standard Operating Procedure for handling complaints of missing persons, requesting a report on district missing persons units and a digital tracking portal.
The Karnataka High Court acquitted a man in a road accident case, ruling that high speed alone cannot establish rash driving and that the lower courts erred in convicting him without sufficient evidence of negligent driving.
The Karnataka High Court has provided clarification on whether a First Information Report (FIR) can be registered against a juvenile for a petty offense. This ruling addresses an important aspect of juvenile justice in the state.