Quote of the day -- The very basis of the right to privacy is the freedom to exercise the personal choices. It is on account of this reason that it is stated that the right to privacy permeates every other right guaranteed under Part III of the Constitution. Justice P.B.Suresh Kumar (High Court of Kerala) (From the judgment in S.K.Pavithran v. Laisy Santhosh)

Supreme Court Legal News Inherited property of a female Hindu dying issueless and intestate, goes back to the source. : SC held interpreting Section 15(2) of Hindu Succession Act, 1956 Arunachala Gounder (Dead) By Lrs. Vs. Ponnusamy And Ors. Decided on 20th January, 2022 For full textclick here

Supreme Court Legal News Reservation for OBC candidates in the AIQ seats for UG and PG medical and dental courses is constitutionally valid.: SC held Articles 15(4) and 15 (5) are not an exception to Article 15 (1). Neil Aurelio Nunes and Ors. Vs. Union of India and Ors. Decided on 20th January, 2022 For full textclick here

Quote of the day -- While the legitimate expectation of privacy may vary from intimate zone to private zone and from private zone to public zone, privacy is not lost or surrendered merely because the individual is in a public space. Justice P.B.Suresh Kumar (High Court of Kerala) (From the judgment in S.K.Pavithran v. Laisy Santhosh)

Justice P.B. Suresh Kumar (High Court of Kerala) (From the judgment in S.K.Pavithran v. Laisy Santhosh)