LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: August 29, 2026

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29 Aug 2026 10:40 PM IST

  • LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: August 29, 2026
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    1. Links to Top Picks of August 29:

      1. Karnataka High Court Slams Police For 'Illegal' Arrest Of Activist Over Post On Kunal Kamra's Show Cancellation
      2. Whether Appointment Of Deputy Chief Ministers Unconstitutional? Orissa High Court Reserves Order
      3. Power Of Devaswom Board To Assume Management Of A Religious Institution 'Not Unfettered': Kerala High Court
      4. Father Not In Charge Of Child Can't Be Prosecuted For Cruelty Under Juvenile Justice Act Over Non-Payment Of Maintenance: Kerala High Court
      5. Judgment Debtor's Wife's Personal Properties Can't Be Attached Even If Property Gifted To Her To Defeat Decree Holder's Claim: Kerala High Court
      6. 'Not A Single Student Should Lose Their Life': Bombay High Court Directs Medical Care For Pune Tribal Students On 15-Day Hunger Strike
      7. One Year Time Granted To All Rickshaw & Cab Drivers To Learn Marathi: Maharashtra Govt Tells Bombay High Court
      8. Immigration Fraud Under Garb Of Consultancy A "Growing Menace" That Merits Strict Scrutiny, Not Pre-Arrest Bail Leniency: P&H High Court
      9. "Six Months On, No Visible Progress": J&K&L High Court Revives PIL On ₹922 Crore Raika High Court Complex
      10. Karnataka High Court Issues Guidelines For Trial Courts & Police On Section164 CrPC Statement, Says Copies Must Be Furnished To Accused
      11. Chhattisgarh High Court Upholds ED's ₹110 Crore Provisional Attachment Of Goa's Westin Hotel In Alleged Liquor Scam Cash Trail
      12. "You Think You Are A Lord?" Bombay High Court Slams FDA Officer Over Suspension Of Eateries Of Mumbai Cricket Association
      13. ₹130 Crore Disbursed Without Work Under Jal Jeevan Mission? Rajasthan High Court Asks State To Ensure Recovery From Wrongdoers
      14. Muslim Law Doesn't Recognize Joint Family, Brother Can't Sell Land Belonging To Minor Siblings: Gauhati High Court
      15. Surety Can't Be Held Liable For Entire Bond Merely Because Parolee Committed Another Crime; Forfeiture Must Be Proportionate: P&H High Court
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