Temple premises cannot be used for conducting mass drill or weaponry training by the devotees or a group of persons. – Kerala High Court G. Vyasan v. State of Kerala Hon’ble Justice Anil K. Narendran & Hon’ble Justice P.G. Ajithkumar Decided on 7th August, 2023 For Petitioner : Advs. S. Nikhil Sankar & K. Rajendran Chettiar For Respondents : Advs. S. Biju, G. Sreekumar (Chelur), G. Biju & S. Rajmohan (Sr. Govt. Pleader) For full textclick here

The Enforcement Case Information Report will not survive if the life-giving FIR has been quashed. Kerala High Court quashes Enforcement proceedings initiated against MD of Manappuram Finance The Court however cautioned that in the event of the predicate offence getting revived, it would always be open for the ED to revive the proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. V.P. Nandakumar v. The Deputy Director & Ors. Hon’ble Justice Raja Vijayaraghavan V Decided on 25...

After the issuance of the occupancy certificate by the Municipality under the RERA Act, a project cannot be treated as an ongoing project. – Kerala High Court The appellants had a grievance that they did not get a car park and hence submitted that since there is no completion certificate issued by the competent authority under the RERA the project must be considered as an ongoing project to bring it in the purview of 2016 RERA Act. Court interpreting Kerala Municipalities Act and the Bui...

The beneficiaries of any contumacious transaction have no right or locus to be heard in the contempt proceedingsas contempt is between the court and the contemnor and no third party can involve itself into the same. –– Supreme Court Balwantbhai Somabhai Bhandari v. Hiralal Somabhai Contractor Hon’ble Justice J.B. Pardiwala & Hon’ble Justice Manoj Misra Decided on 6th September, 2023 For full textclick here

Entity under the Union Government should act with all fairness, as a model employer, guided not merely by the letter of the Rules but by its spirit as well, with a topping of compassion and humane considerations, wherever it deserves. – Kerala High Court observes The Court was displeased in the way an application for voluntary retirement tendered by an employee was accepted in a lightning speed by the employer, so that withdrawal ofthe same tendered could not be acted upon and as the same...