The court underscored that, in the absence of radiological evidence (X-ray or CT scan), a conviction for “grievous hurt” based

Substantial Clarification: High Court affirms that while conviction under Section 138 NI Act can be accompanied by compensation under Section

The Madras High Court clarifies that sustained economic and emotional abuse—such as deprivation, humiliation, isolation, and financial coercion—amounts to “cruelty”

The Madras High Court has clarified and reinforced that dowry demand is not mandatory for conviction under Section 498-A IPC;

The Madras High Court has affirmed that an easement by grant, created through explicit recitals in a title deed, persists

Where procedural grievances arise during the pendency of proceedings before a statutory tribunal (here, DRT under SARFAESI Act), the High

The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court dismissed a writ of mandamus where the petitioner, lacking personal or public

Retired employees or those due to retire within a year cannot be subjected to recovery of excess payments, even if

Madras High Court holds that mere seizure and parking of vehicles in police custody pending trial, when ownership is undisputed,

The Court clarified that when an application for building approval is rejected by an authority on regulatory grounds and a

The Madras High Court conclusively held that as long as an accused person is duly informed of their right under

A writ appeal dismissed by the Madras High Court for non-prosecution, with no decision on merits, neither overrules nor clarifies