LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: September 04, 2026

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5 Sept 2026 10:08 AM IST

  • LiveLaw High Courts Daily Highlights: September 04, 2026
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      1. 'Reached Moon But Caste System Continues': Bombay High Court Slams Maharashtra For Manual Scavenging, Quashes Policy Absolving State
      2. Delhi High Court Seeks NTA Response On Plea Challenging Re-Conduct Of UGC-NET English Exam
      3. Outsider's Alienation Of Joint Family Property Cannot Be Challenged In Partition Suit Between Coparceners: Bombay High Court
      4. Allahabad HC Judge Recuses From Contempt Case Against IAS Officer Durga Shakti Nagpal
      5. Interim Stay Can Be Granted In Time-Barred Appeal Without Condoning Delay Only In 'Exceptional Cases': Rajasthan High Court
      6. Foreign Medical Degrees Must Be Authenticated For Candidates To Appear In FMGE: Delhi High Court
      7. Calcutta High Court Orders State To Pay ₹5 Lakh Compensation To Patient Who Suffered Loss Of Vision After Cataract Surgery At Govt Hospital
      8. Person Receiving Pension Not Entitled To Maintenance Under Senior Citizens Act: Bombay High Court
      9. Advocate Can't Be Prosecuted For Client's Acts Merely For Sending Legal Notice On Instruction: Orissa High Court
      10. Allahabad High Court Seeks Inquiry Against Judge Over Bail In Dowry Death Case
      11. Karnataka High Court Recalls Contempt Action Against Lawyer Accused Of Threatening Judge; Accepts Apology
      12. 'Deaf And Dumb' Person Not Necessarily Of Unsound Mind: Himachal Pradesh High Court Rejects Challenge To Partition Proceedings
      13. 'Dignified Renunciation Of Office Expected, Not Chase For Lost Briefs': Jharkhand High Court Dismisses Govt Pleader's Plea Against Termination
      14. Promise To Marry Not Deceitful If Man Intended To Marry But Woman's Mother Refused: Karnataka High Court Grants Bail
      15. MBBS Student Cannot Have More Than Four Attempts For First Year Exams: Bombay High Court Dismisses Student's Plea
      16. DNA Proves Sexual Intercourse, Not Whether Relationship Was Consensual: Delhi High Court Upholds Acquittal For Rape
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