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Ker. HC: High Degree of Diligence Required from Authorities in Matters of Preventive Detention(04.06.2024)

Ker. HC has held that diligence of a high degree is expected from authorities in cases of preventive detention as it involves curtailment of some of t.....

Tags : Kerala High Court, Preventive Detention, Constitutional Right

P&H HC: Public Morality Cannot Overshadow Constitutional Morality(11.05.2022)

Punjab and Haryana High Court while dealing with a petition seeking protection of life and personal liberty, has ruled that the Constitutional right o.....

Tags : Punjab and Haryana High Court, life and personal liberty, Constitutional right

Rajasthan High Court Issues SOP to Protect Constitutional Rights of Couples(05.08.2024)

Rajasthan High Court after taking notice of the unnecessary harassment and violence faced by couples by their families and others, has issued a Standa.....

Tags : Rajasthan High Court, Constitutional Rights, Standard Operating Procedure

SC: Right to Prefer an Appeal is Not Only an Accused’s Statutory Right but Also a Constitutional Righ(10.06.2025)

Supreme Court has observed that the right to prefer an appeal is not only a statutory right but also a constitutional right in the case of an accused......

Tags : Supreme Court, Statutory Right, Constitutional Right

J&K&L HC: Obtaining a Passport is a Constitutional Right; Citizens Need Not Prove Travel Necessity(28.11.2025)

J&K and Ladakh High Court held that the right to a passport stems from a citizen’s fundamental right to personal liberty, ruling that no one is requir.....

Tags : Passport, Constitutional Right, Citizens

JKL HC: Detention Orders on Irrelevant Grounds are Violative of Constitutional Rights(27.10.2023)

Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has held that inclusion of an irrelevant, non-existent, obscure, or vague ground is an invasion of the constit.....

Tags : Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court, Detention Orders, Constitutional Rights

Karnataka HC: Person Joining Festivals of Another Religion Does Not Violate Rights(17.09.2025)

Karnataka High Court held that participation by a person of one religion in the festivals of another does not violate any constitutional rights. The C.....

Tags : Religion, Constitutional Rights, Festivals

J&K&L High Court: Maternity Leave is a Constitutional Right and Cannot be Treated as State Charity(13.07.2026)

J&K&L High Court held that maternity leave is a constitutional right rooted in women's dignity, not State charity. It ruled that women doctors in gove.....

Tags : Maternity Leave; Constitutional Right; State Charity