The Latest Breaking News from Madras High Court

Madras High Court permits two litigants to challenge amendments made to AIADMK’s constitution

They question creation of the posts of coordinator, joint coordinator, deputy coordinator and so on

The Hindu · Apr 27, 2022

Judiciary an engine of social integration: CJI

Real justice will be a casualty if we strive only for instant justice, says N.V. Ramana 

The Hindu · Apr 23, 2022

Tasmac allowed to introduce buy back scheme for bottles in the Nilgiris

It is allowed to sell liquor for ₹10 more than MRP and refund amount on return of bottles

The Hindu · Apr 23, 2022

HR&CE takes over Ayodhya Mandapam amid protests

Councillor Uma Anandan, several BJP leaders arrested and released

The Hindu · Apr 11, 2022

Watch | High Court judges inspect railway lines between Walayar and Ettimadai

Three judges of the Madras High Court on Sunday inspected the railway lines that pass through Madukkarai forest range areas to assess the measures taken by the Railways and the Forest Department to avert elephant deaths. They travelled to Walayar station on the A line from Ettiamdai. The judges inspected…

The Hindu · Apr 10, 2022

Madras High Court judges assess measures taken to prevent elephant deaths on railway tracks

They inspect railway lines that pass through Madukkarai forest range

The Hindu · Apr 10, 2022

POCSO: a case study

It is going to be 10 years since the POCSO Act was enacted, and while it has encouraged better reportage of cases, activists point to certain aspects that need to be looked in to to ensure better, child-friendly processes and justice for the victim.

The Hindu · Apr 9, 2022

Revise autorickshaw fares in tune with fluctuating fuel prices: Madras High Court

Bench orders creation of software to help modify fares in real time to benefit drivers, passengers

The Hindu · Apr 9, 2022

E-gaming federation wants policies to regulate online gaming

‘T.N. should not resort to blanket bans that will boost ill-legal gaming activities’

The Hindu · Apr 8, 2022

HC upholds constitutional validity of law on 7.5% horizontal reservation for govt. school students in medical admissions

It holds that they belong to a “socially and educationally backward class” and therefore the reservation was well within the powers of the State legislature

The Hindu · Apr 7, 2022