LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: October 21, 2026

  • LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: October 21, 2026
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    1. CJP Leaders Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka Undertake Not To Call For Jantar Mantar Protest Until It Remains De-Notified
    2. J&K High Court Closes Contempt Proceedings Against Law Secretary, Says No Willful Disobedience Where Order Admits Plausible Interpretation
    3. Cough Syrup With Permissible Codeine Limit Not Contraband Under NDPS Act; Police Misusing Procedure: Patna High Court
    4. High Court Directs Identification Of Dog-Bite Hotspots In Lucknow, Prayagraj; Orders Humane Removal Of Aggressive Dogs
    5. Children's Maintenance Claim Does Not Perish With Mother's Death: Rajasthan High Court Permits Grandmother To Continue Proceedings
    6. Omission To Specifically Mention Offence In Sanction Order Does Not Vitiate Proceedings If Allegations Disclose Offence: J&K&L High Court
    7. Right To Electricity Protected U/Art 21, Connection Can't Be Denied Merely Due To Property Ownership Dispute: Allahabad High Court
    8. Dealer Not Responsible For Substandard Quality Of Fertilizer In Sealed Bag: Karnataka High Court Quashes FIR
    9. Rajasthan High Court Says Anti-Corruption Bureau Tried To Shield SBI Officials By Not Registering FIR In Bribery Case
    10. Parole Extension Can't Be Rejected Without Reasons: Karnataka High Court Directs Fresh Consideration Of Murder Convict's Plea
    11. Rajasthan High Court Directs Grant Of 180-Day Maternity Leave To Teacher Who Joined New School After Childbirth
    12. Flood Of Pleas By Employees Challenging Their Transfers Has Paralysed Govt Functioning: Rajasthan High Court
    13. Bombay High Court Paves Way For Redevelopment Of Building Stalled Because Of ED Attaching A Flat; Orders Agency To Give NOC
    14. Fabricating Sale Agreements, Selling Disputed Property In Breach Of Undertaking Amounts To Perjury, Fraudulent Concealment: AP High Court
    15. Spouse Posting Policy No Absolute Right To Transfer; Can't Assume Family Duties Rest With One Spouse: Rajasthan High Court
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