Telangana High Court News & Updates
The Telangana High Court dismissed election petitions challenging KTR's 2023 Assembly election victory, holding that alleged non-disclosure of his son's assets did not disclose a valid cause of action or materially affect the election result.
Read Full ArticleThe Supreme Court directed mandatory third-party insurance of four years for new cars and six years for new two-wheelers, while ordering technology-driven measures to identify and penalise uninsured vehicles.
Telangana High Court dismisses a student's plea to write NALSAR supplementary exams, holding mandatory attendance rules can't be relaxed even for genuine illness.
Telangana High Court held that owners of personal devices can furnish a Section 65B(4) self-certificate for emails and WhatsApp chats without requiring certification from an official authority.
The Telangana High Court set aside directions requiring minority schools to provide free education to journalists' children, holding the RTE Act inapplicable to such institutions.
Telangana High Court ruled that secretly recording a spouse's calls violates the right to privacy under Article 21 and is inadmissible in matrimonial disputes.
Telangana High Court rules that award-holders can seek interim relief under Section 9 of the Arbitration Act until an arbitral award is enforced.
Telangana HC rules a sex worker’s customer cannot be charged under Section 370 IPC; Section 370A(2) applies only with knowledge of trafficking.
Telangana HC granted divorce after a husband concealed his real age on a matrimonial site, leading to a horoscope match based on incorrect details.
Telangana High Court grants Pawan Khera one-week transit anticipatory bail in Assam FIR, allowing him time to seek regular bail before jurisdictional court.
Telangana HC grants bail to woman in prostitution case, holding mere presence at premises insufficient without proof of active involvement or ownership.
Telangana High Court sets aside DNA test order in matrimonial dispute, holding a child cannot be used as a pawn to prove adultery against the mother.
Telangana High Court quashes abetment to suicide case against 10 accused, holds complaint cannot go beyond contents of suicide note.
Supreme Court holds homoeopathy practitioners cannot prescribe allopathy drugs; Telangana HC quashes FIR on procedural lapse under NMCA.
Telangana High Court quashes case against girlfriend, holds she is not a “relative” under Section 498A IPC and cannot be charged with stalking under Section 354D.
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