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Elephant Parading For Temple Festivals Not Essential Religious Practice: Kerala High Court
3 weeks, 3 days ago

Elephant Parading For Temple Festivals Not Essential Religious Practice: Kerala High Court

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court dismissed an application filed by the Cochin Devaswom Board which sought a modification of Court's guidelines requiring a 3 meter distance between two Elephants when parading them for festivals. v State of Kerala, stated that parading of Elephants in temple festivals would not constitute an Essential Religious Practice. The Court stated that the parading of elephants …

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Media freedom has disappeared under BJP rule: Kerala CM
8 months, 2 weeks ago

Media freedom has disappeared under BJP rule: Kerala CM

New Indian Express  

PATHANAMTHITTA: Media freedom has disappeared under the BJP rule, with the Sangh Parivar relentlessly targeting those outlets that do not sing praises for the regime, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan alleged on Monday. Addressing the media here, Vijayan said reports claimed that BBC was compelled to make this decision due to persistent vindictive actions by the Income Tax Department. "Media …

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'Punishment Before Conviction Anti-Thesis Of Rule Of Law': Kerala High Court Grants Bail To Managing Director In Popular Finance Scam
1 year, 3 months ago

'Punishment Before Conviction Anti-Thesis Of Rule Of Law': Kerala High Court Grants Bail To Managing Director In Popular Finance Scam

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court on Thursday granted bail to the Managing Director of Popular Finance, Thomas Daniel, who is alleged to have committed offences under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. In fact, the Court was of the considered opinion that the main predicate offences alleged against the petitioner were under Sections 420 and 421 IPC. Regarding the twin …

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[Kerala Education Rules] Acharya Certificate Issued By Hindi Prachar Sabha Can Be Treated As Collegiate Training Such As B.Ed: High Court
1 year, 9 months ago

[Kerala Education Rules] Acharya Certificate Issued By Hindi Prachar Sabha Can Be Treated As Collegiate Training Such As B.Ed: High Court

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday held that the the Acharya certificate issued by the Kerala Hindi Prachar Sabha can be treated as a collegiate training such as B.T, L.T or B.Ed as provided under Explanation I to Rule 44A of Chapter XIV of Kerala Education Rules. The Court thus went on to observe, "Ext.P7 is a collegiate training and …

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When Judgment Debtor Pleads 'No Means', Execution Court Must Conduct Enquiry Before Issuing Arrest Warrant : Kerala High Court
2 years, 10 months ago

When Judgment Debtor Pleads 'No Means', Execution Court Must Conduct Enquiry Before Issuing Arrest Warrant : Kerala High Court

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court has recently held that if a judgment debtor appears before the court when served with a notice and contends that he has no means to pay off the decreed debt, the Court is bound to enquire into this contention before issuing a warrant of arrest under Order XXI Rule 40 of the Civil Procedure Code.Justice A. …

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Kerala High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging Rule Permitting Toddy Shops In Busy Residential Areas
3 years, 10 months ago

Kerala High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging Rule Permitting Toddy Shops In Busy Residential Areas

Live Law  

The Kerala High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation which challenged the Constitutional Validity of Rule 7 of Kerala Abkari Shops Disposal Rules, 2002, to the extent it permits running of toddy shops in busy residential areas.T. As per Rule 7 of the 2002 Rules, no toddy shops shall be located within 400 metres and no FL-1 Shops shall …

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