Words of wisdom The judicial officers should conduct themselves in a manner that precludes any perception of bias. ––Raja Vijayaraghavan V., J Naisam v. Station House Officer Decided on 20th June, 2023

[Evidence Act] Statements which have proximate relation and close nexus with the transaction that resulted in the homicide is admissible as a dying declaration under S. 32(1).: Kerala HC Mirajul Islam Sheik V. State Of Kerala Hon’ble Justice P.B. Suresh Kumar & Hon’ble Justice C.S. Sudha Decided on 27th June, 2023 Anandan Pillai For Petitioner Sheeba Thomas For Respondents For full judgmentclick here

Transfer of a case can be allowed only when there is an apprehension that justice will not be dispensed impartially, objectively, and without any bias.: Kerala HC reiterates Naisam v. Station House Officer Raja Vijayaraghavan V., J Decided on 20th June, 2023 For full textclick here

Research papers to be published in journals which are approved by the UGC.: Kerala HC held in the matter of selection to the post of Assistant Professor Nisha T.S. V. Mahatma Gandhi University Hon’ble Mr. Justice Devan Ramachandran Decided on 1st June, 2023

Article 226 of the Constitution is a succour to remedy injustice, and any limit on exercise of such power, is only self-imposed. : SC B. S. Hari Commandant v. Union of India & Ors. Krishna Murari & Ahsanuddin Amanullah, JJ Decided on 13th April, 2023 Logon to : https://www.kltonline.in/Judgements/Detail/69102