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Category: High Court

Can Banks Deny an Education Loan Due to a Parent’s Low Credit Score? Kerala High Court Clarifies the Law

Introduction In an important judgment concerning access to higher education, the Kerala High Court has clarified that banks are entitled to consider the creditworthiness of a parent or co-borrower while processing an education loan application. The

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“‘Tareekh Pe Tareekh’ Should Not Become the Hallmark of the Justice System”: Allahabad High Court

Introduction In a strong reminder about the importance of timely justice, the Allahabad High Court observed that the phrase “Tareekh pe Tareekh” (endless adjournments) should never become the defining feature of India’s justice delivery system. The

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Wife Who Voluntarily Left Matrimonial Home and Was Found to Be in an Extramarital Relationship Not Entitled to Divorce: Madhya Pradesh High Court

Introduction In a significant matrimonial law judgment, the Madhya Pradesh High Court held that a spouse who voluntarily abandons the matrimonial home without sufficient justification and is found to have engaged in an extramarital relationship cannot

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Children Have a Fundamental Right to Play; Residents’ Association Cannot Impose a Complete Ban: Karnataka High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment promoting children’s rights and holistic development, the Karnataka High Court has held that children have a fundamental right to play, and a residents’ welfare association cannot impose a blanket prohibition on

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Maternity Leave Is a Constitutional Right, Not State Charity: Jammu & Kashmir High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment reaffirming the rights of working women, the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has held that maternity leave is not a matter of charity or generosity extended by the State,

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Custodial Assault to Extract a Confession Is Not an Official Duty; Prior Government Sanction Not Required to Prosecute Police Officers: Bombay High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment reinforcing police accountability, the Bombay High Court has held that assaulting a person in custody to extract a confession can never be considered part of a police officer’s official duties. The

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Large Number of Affected Investors Does Not Convert a Cryptocurrency Dispute Into a Public Law Issue: Delhi High Court

Introduction In a significant ruling concerning cryptocurrency disputes and the scope of constitutional remedies, the Delhi High Court has held that the mere involvement of a large number of investors does not transform a private commercial

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Vendors Cannot Be Expected to Verify Every UPI Customer’s Credentials; Bank Accounts Cannot Be Frozen Solely Due to Buyer’s Involvement in Cybercrime: Andhra Pradesh High Court

Introduction In a significant judgment protecting genuine businesses from arbitrary banking restrictions, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has held that vendors accepting payments through UPI platforms cannot be expected to verify the identity or criminal background

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Illegal Waste Imports Are a Challenge to India’s Sovereignty: Madras High Court Takes Strong Stand

Introduction In a significant judgment addressing environmental protection and national interest, the Madras High Court strongly condemned the illegal import of waste into India. The Court observed that allowing foreign waste to enter the country not

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