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Karnataka High Court Flags Massive Illegal PG Operations In Bengaluru, Issues Sweeping Safety Guidelines (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court has issued a comprehensive set of guidelines to regulate, inspect, and enforce safety norms for Paying Guest (PG) accommodations across Bengaluru, expressing grave concern over the large-scale operation of illegal establishments in the city. The single judge bench of Justice Suraj Govindaraj was informed by B S Karthikeyan appearing for Greater Bengaluru Authority that out of approximately 5,000 PG accommodations in Bangalore East alone, nearly 2,500 are operating illega
Plea Filed Before Karnataka High Court To Restore PIL Challenging Aadhaar Contracts With Foreign Private Companies (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court has sought the Union's response in a plea to restore a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by a 82 -year-old retired Army officer and defence missile scientist challenging the Unique Identification Authority of India's (UIDAI) contracts with foreign private companies for biometric technology. The original petition, filed by one Mr. Mathew Thomas, alleges that... Your support helps us to bring you more content at an affordable subscription scheme !!! All payment option
Mere Smell Of Alcohol Can't Prove Workman Was Under Its Influence At Time Of Accident: Karnataka High Court (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court has held that a smell of alcohol emanating from the stomach as per a post-mortem report is insufficient to conclude that a deceased workman was 'under the influence' of alcohol. [2026 LiveLaw (Kar) 361] The single judge bench of Justice Ravi V. Hosmani has set aside a Tribunal order dismissing a compensation claim under the Employees Compensation Act, 1923 preferred by the legal representatives of a deceased lorry driver, observing that 'consumption of alcohol and being
Insurer Not Liable If Learner's Licence Holder Not Accompanied By Instructor With Valid License At The Time Of Accident: Karnataka High Court (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court has held that an insurance company won't be liable if a vehicle driven by a learner's license holder met with an accident, and the driver failed to prove compliance with Rule 3 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, such as being accompanied by an instructor with valid license when the accident happened. [2026 LiveLaw (Kar) 360] The single judge bench of Justice Raghavendra Seetharam Srivatsa, sitting at Dharwad, has directed the insurer to deposit the compensation a
Karnataka High Court Awards â¹10.52 Lakh To Parents Of Boy Electrocuted While Retrieving Kite, Quashes Finding On Child's Negligence (opens the original)
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The Karnataka High Court has recently quashed a 2015 order of Belagavi Lok Adalat which had rejected compensation claim for a minor boy's death by electrocution by attributing negligence to the boy who had died while trying to retrieve a kite entangled in a high-tension electric line. [2026 LiveLaw (Kar) 359] Th single-judge bench of Justice Sachin Shankar Magadum allowed the plea filed by parents of the boy while holding that electricity authorities [Hubli Electricity Supply Company Limited and
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