Madras HC | 6 Additional Judges appointed as Permanent Judges
President appointed following Additional Judges of the Madras High Court as Permanent Judges: Justice V. Bhavani Subbaroyan Justice A.D. Jagdish Chandira Justice
Madras High Court
SC | Collegium recommends 6 Additional Judges of Madras HC to be appointed as ‘Permanent Judges’
Proposal for appointment of following six Additional Judges of the Madras High Court, as Permanent Judges of that High Court: 1. Mrs
Madras HC | Appointment of Additional Judge
President appointed Shri Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy, to be an Additional Judge of the Madras High Court for a period of two years with
Appointment of Additional Judges, Madras High Court
The President in exercise of the powers conferred by clause (1) of Article 224 of the Constitution of India appointed Kumari P.T.
CBSE directed to declare NEET results for admission to MBBS and BDS Courses; Madras HC’s order stayed
Supreme Court: Staying the order of the MAdras High Court that stayed the declaration of results of NEET examination for admission in
Central and State Governments should endevour to enlighten people to go for pre-marital counseling/ medical examination
Madras High Court: Expressing dismay upon the suffering of the petitioner due to her marriage being conducted without a proper enquiry as
Family Courts are not allowed to enlarge the scope of enquiry under S. 13-B(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act
Madras High Court: While deciding upon an appeal against the order and decree passed by the Family Court, Tirunelveli, the Division Bench
Cancellation of a bail order by a Judge acting like an ‘inanimate computer’, without adhering to the principles of natural justice is a serious issue
Madras High Court: Reviving a bail order cancelled by the Principal Sessions Judge, Madurai, the bench of P. Devadass J. held that,
Appellate Authorities cannot condone delay beyond the limits specified in the statute
Madras High Court: This division bench of S. Manikumar and D. Krishnakumar, JJ held that there can be no order for condonation
State is not responsible for a person’s suicide due to hike of fees charged by Private Schools
Madras High Court: In the matter where the deceased had killed one of his children before committing suicide due to the exorbitant
Petition challenging the validity of Section 18 of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006, dismissed
Madras High Court: While deciding upon the issues involving the constitutionality of Section 18 of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development (MSMED)