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Karnataka High Court's Landmark Week: From Aadhaar Privacy to Revanna Case
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Karnataka High Court's Landmark Week: Key Judgments on Aadhaar Privacy, Criminal Procedure, and Road Safety Bengaluru, India– The Karnataka High Court delivered a series of significant rulings in the week of November 17-23, 2025, shaping legal discourse across criminal law, constitutional rig...
S.468 CrPC Bars Cognizance, Not FIR Registration; Court Must Assess Delay Condonation for Time-Barred Offences: Karnataka High Court
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Karnataka High Court Sets Aside Cognizance Against H.D. Revanna in Harassment Case, Remands Matter for Delay Condonation Review Bengaluru, November 19, 2025– The Karnataka High Court today partly allowed a petition filed by MLA H.D. Revanna, setting aside the trial court's order taking cogniz...
Karnataka HC Upholds Stampede Inquiry Report as CID Prepares Chargesheet
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Karnataka High Court Dismisses Plea to Quash Stampede Inquiry Report, Citing No Grounds for Interference Bengaluru, India– In a significant ruling with far-reaching implications for corporate liability and the scope of judicial inquiries, the Karnataka High Court has dismissed a writ petition...
Married Sisters Can Be 'Dependants' of Deceased Brother Under Motor Vehicles Act: Karnataka High Court
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Married Sisters Can Be Dependants of Deceased Brother, Entitled to Compensation: Karnataka High Court Bengaluru:In a significant ruling on motor accident claims, the Karnataka High Court has held that married sisters can be considered dependants of their deceased unmarried brother and are ent...
Threat to Life Not Required for Transfer of Arms Licence to Legal Heir Under Rule 25 of Arms Rules: Karnataka High Court
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No Need to Prove 'Threat to Life' for Heirloom Firearm Licence: Karnataka High Court Clarifies Rule 25 Bengaluru:In a significant ruling clarifying the provisions for the transfer of firearm licences to legal heirs, the Karnataka High Court has held that an applicant seeking a licence for a f...
Yediyurappa Summoned in POCSO Case as High Court Paves Way for Trial
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Yediyurappa Summoned in POCSO Case as High Court Paves Way for Trial After Protracted Legal Battle BENGALURU– A Special Court in Bengaluru has issued fresh summons to former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa and three associates, directing them to appear on December 2, 2025, in a case...
Delay In Filing FIR Not Fatal To Motor Accident Claims Under S.173(1) MV Act; Human Realities Must Be Considered: Karnataka High Court
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Delay in FIR Cannot Be Sole Ground to Dismiss Accident Claims, Rules Karnataka High Court DHARWAD:In a significant ruling reinforcing a victim-centric approach in motor accident cases, the Karnataka High Court at Dharwad has held that a delay in lodging a police complaint (FIR) cannot, by its...
Karnataka Consumer Commission: Partial Court Stay No Excuse for Project Delay
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Karnataka Consumer Commission: Partial Court Stay No Excuse for Project Delay Bengaluru, Karnataka– In a significant ruling that reinforces protections for homebuyers, the Karnataka State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has held Frontier Shelters Pvt. Ltd. and its Managing Partner, Chi...
Karnataka High Court Stays ₹12.69 Crore KPSCB Demand, Citing Lack of Procedural Rules
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Karnataka High Court Stays ₹12.69 Crore KPSCB Demand, Citing Lack of Procedural Rules Bengaluru, India– The Karnataka High Court has granted a significant interim stay, restraining the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) from taking coercive action to recover ₹12.69 crore in "envi...
Dead Fingerprints Cannot Unlock Aadhaar Identity, Rules Karnataka High Court
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Dead Fingerprints Cannot Unlock Aadhaar Identity, Rules Karnataka High Court Bengaluru, India– In a significant ruling that underscores the intricate balance between law enforcement's investigative needs and the foundational principles of privacy and data security embedded within India's Aadh...
