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Madras High Court Suggests Section 15 Amendment as Wife's Remarriage Ends Husband's Appeal

Madras High Court Suggests Section 15 Amendment as Wife's Remarriage Ends Husband's Appeal

#HinduMarriageAct #Section15

Madras High Court Suggests Section 15 Amendment as Wife's Remarriage Ends Husband's AppealA Division Bench of theMadurai Bench of Madras High Court, comprising Justice G.R.Swaminathan and Justice M.D.Sumathi, dismissed a husband's appeal against adivorce decreeafter recording that the wife ha...

India - High Court of Madras • Section 15, Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 • 21 Aug 2026
States Retain Discretion to Place State Song at Official Functions, Madras HC Dismisses PIL

States Retain Discretion to Place State Song at Official Functions, Madras HC Dismisses PIL

#StateSongProtocol #CulturalRights

States Retain Discretion to Place State Song at Official Functions, Madras HC Dismisses PILThe Madras High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation challenging the order in which state songs are rendered at official functions, after the Union go...

India - High Court of Madras • Article 29(1) and Federal Principles • 20 Aug 2026
Madras High Court invokes Bhagavad Gita, says no caste discrimination in temples during Kanchipuram PIL

Madras High Court invokes Bhagavad Gita, says no caste discrimination in temples during Kanchipuram PIL

#Article226 #TempleDiscrimination

Madras High Court invokes Bhagavad Gita, says no caste discrimination in temples during Kanchipuram PILTheMadras High Courthas firmly declared that there is no room for discrimination in places of worship, drawing upon the Bhagavad Gita to underscore that God treats all beings equally. A Divi...

India - High Court of Madras • Article 226 – Caste discrimination in religious places • 19 Aug 2026
J Ramesh Kumar v Tamil Nadu: Madras High Court upholds right to carry national flag

J Ramesh Kumar v Tamil Nadu: Madras High Court upholds right to carry national flag

#MadrasHighCourt #FundamentalRights

J Ramesh Kumar v Tamil Nadu:Madras High Courtupholds right to carry national flagTheMadras High Courthas delivered a significant ruling affirming that the right to carry the national flag during peaceful rallies is afundamental right, and that law enforcement authorities cannot impose arbitra...

India - High Court of Madras • Article 19(1)(a) - Freedom of Speech and Expression • 18 Aug 2026
Madras High Court: SHRC Cannot Inquire Into Police Complaint Handling Without Human Rights Proof

Madras High Court: SHRC Cannot Inquire Into Police Complaint Handling Without Human Rights Proof

#SHRC #MadrasHighCourt

Madras High Court: SHRC Cannot Inquire Into Police Complaint Handling Without Human Rights ProofIn a significant ruling that reins in the powers of theTamil NaduState Human Rights Commission(SHRC), theMadurai Bench of theMadras High Courthas quashed an SHRC order directing two police officers...

India - High Court of Madras • Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus, Human Rights Violation • 18 Aug 2026
Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunctions for 'Batwara 1947' and 'Awarapan 2'

Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunctions for 'Batwara 1947' and 'Awarapan 2'

#CopyrightInfringement #AntiPiracy #MadrasHighCourt #IntellectualProperty #FilmIndustry #Injunction #DigitalPiracy

Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunctions for 'Batwara 1947' and 'Awarapan 2'TheMadras High Courthas stepped in to protect the upcoming Hindi filmsBatwara 1947andAwarapan 2from digital piracy and unauthorised broadcasts, grantingad interim anti-piracy injunctionsin separate orders onAu...

India - High Court of Madras • Anti-Piracy Injunction • 17 Aug 2026
Madras High Court Rules Content of Protest Not Police's Concern, Directs Permission for Dravida Kazhagam Rally

Madras High Court Rules Content of Protest Not Police's Concern, Directs Permission for Dravida Kazhagam Rally

#RightToProtest #Article19

Madras High CourtRules Content of Protest Not Police's Concern, Directs Permission forDravida KazhagamRallyIn a significant oral observation that reinforces the constitutional right topeaceful assembly, theMadras High Courton Monday ruled that the police cannot refuse permission for a protest...

India - High Court of Madras • Article 19(1)(b) – Right to Assemble Peaceably • 17 Aug 2026
Madras High Court declares River Tamirabarani a legal person and deity in ecological ruling

Madras High Court declares River Tamirabarani a legal person and deity in ecological ruling

#RightsOfNature #LegalPersonhood #EnvironmentalLaw

Madras High Court declares River Tamirabarani a legal person and deity in ecological rulingThe Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has turned the Tamirabarani River into a legal protagonist by re...

India - High Court of Madras • Legal Personhood of Rivers • 16 Aug 2026
Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunction to Aamir Khan Productions for 'Batwara 1947'

Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunction to Aamir Khan Productions for 'Batwara 1947'

#CopyrightInfringement #AntiPiracyInjunction

Madras High Court Grants Anti-Piracy Injunction to Aamir Khan Productions for 'Batwara 1947'The Madras High Court has stepped in to protect the newly released Partition dramaBatwara 1947from piracy, granting an interim injunction to its p...

India - High Court of Madras • Interim Injunction against Piracy • 16 Aug 2026
Madras High Court Allows BJP Tricolour Flag Rally, Rebukes Tamil Nadu Over Denial

Madras High Court Allows BJP Tricolour Flag Rally, Rebukes Tamil Nadu Over Denial

#MadrasHighCourt #FreedomOfAssembly

Madras High Court Allows BJP Tricolour Flag Rally, Rebukes Tamil Nadu Over DenialThe Madras High Court on Friday allowed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to conduct a "Tricolour Flag Yatra" in Coimbatore city, while sharply disapproving of the State go...

India - High Court of Madras • Right to Freedom of Assembly and Expression • 14 Aug 2026
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