The Gujarat High Court refused to stay the seven-year rigorous imprisonment sentence of Dediapada MLA Chaitar Vasava, his wife, personal assistant, and six others in connection with a 2023 case.
The Gujarat High Court has ordered Railways to compensate a deceased man's family, overturning a tribunal's decision that rejected the claim due to the absence of a train ticket.
The Gujarat High Court is pushing for an end to the mystery surrounding a demolition in Surat, with officials expressing concern over the lack of clarity.
The government informed the Gujarat High Court that it plans to recruit over 27,000 police personnel to enhance capabilities in managing cybercrimes and traffic within the state.
The Gujarat High Court has demanded a report from the government regarding the mysterious death of a UPSC aspirant from Rajasthan, who was reportedly found walking naked on the road shortly before his death.
The Gujarat High Court has issued a 2,215-page judgment upholding the death penalty for 38 accused individuals, emphasizing their lack of remorse for their crimes.
Families of those killed and injured in the 2008 serial blasts have reacted to the Gujarat High Court verdict, describing it as 'appropriate, fair, and just'.
The Gujarat High Court has demanded a position from the state government regarding an illegal demolition case in Surat, questioning whether to rebuild or reaccommodate those affected.
The Gujarat High Court has awarded an enhanced compensation of Rs 39.8 lakh to an accident victim. This ruling provides significant financial relief to the individual affected by the incident.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that the registration of a Hindu marriage without the performance of essential ceremonies, such as saptapadi, does not validate the marriage.
The Gujarat High Court has ordered a decision within six months regarding the remission plea of Shahnawaz Bhatti, a Pakistani national and Lashkar-e-Taiba operative sentenced to life imprisonment, who was arrested in 2001 with explosives and weapons.
A man has approached the Gujarat High Court, alleging that his HIV status was revealed following his arrest, raising concerns about privacy and legal protections.
The Gujarat High Court has dismissed a plea by a suspended judge, warning of contempt proceedings and stating that the plea was an attempt to 'scandalise the court'.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that engineers accused in the 2007 girls' hostel collapse case will face charges of negligence, not murder, dropping IPC 304 from the accusations.
The Gujarat High Court has quashed a 2006 order that was issued against a retired IPS officer. The order was related to his alleged involvement in a 1993 mob assault case.
The Gujarat High Court has granted bail to an accused under the GUJCTOC act, stating that prolonged incarceration without trial amounts to 'pre-trial conviction'.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that the Airports Authority of India (AAI) cannot demolish residential towers near Ahmedabad airport without first conducting a proper survey, providing relief to residents.
The Gujarat High Court has granted permission for a 16-year-old rape survivor to terminate her 22-week pregnancy. The court cited the principle that a child cannot be asked to raise another child.
The Gujarat High Court has set aside a previous order granting Rs 4 lakh aid to a victim of the 2002 riots, instructing authorities to make a fresh decision on the compensation.
The Gujarat High Court has rejected a woman's plea in a Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) case, issuing a warning about the potential for 'reverse bias' in such proceedings.
The Gujarat High Court denied a compensation payout after a man died of cardiac arrest while on duty, stating that 'heart disease is not unknown in India' and implying it was not directly work-related.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that individuals have an 'indefeasible right to be a part of the election process,' in favor of a man whose name was deleted during a Special Intensive Revision.
The Gujarat High Court has released a policy on the use of Artificial Intelligence in the judiciary, explicitly stating that AI 'can never be employed to any form of judicial decision-making'.
The Gujarat High Court has vacated the interim relief previously granted to an Australia-based accused, citing a lack of 'respect or regard for legal proceedings.' The court's decision underscores the importance of adherence to judicial processes.
The Gujarat High Court has rejected a plea seeking to quash the First Information Report (FIR) filed against a woman accused of abetting the suicide of a Surat realtor.
The Gujarat High Court has directed a father to hand over his 5-year-old child to the mother, emphasizing the trauma of displacing the child from Canada to India.
The Gujarat High Court has granted permission for a man in judicial custody, facing a cheating case filed by his estranged wife, to perform the last rites for his pet dog of 14 years. This compassionate ruling allows him a temporary release for the ceremony.
The Gujarat High Court has upheld a Rs 3.3 lakh relief for the family of a man killed by a loose live wire, criticizing the power utility for negligence and stating the victim cannot be blamed.
The Gujarat High Court has provided relief to St Xavier’s School regarding a notice from the Fee Regulatory Committee concerning an alleged excess fee collection of Rs 2 crore.
The Gujarat High Court has stressed the need for regulation after a GST commissioner was accused of relying on AI-generated, non-existent, and unrelated orders in a case.
The Gujarat High Court has issued notices to the Central and state governments in response to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) concerning the misuse of artificial intelligence to create deepfakes and synthetically generated content targeting Constitutional authorities.
The Gujarat High Court has provided relief to a job aspirant who missed a cut-off, addressing the question of whether 'Arthashastra' qualifies as economics.
India's Supreme Court has ordered a time-bound disposal of Narayan Sai's appeal challenging his rape conviction. Sai had moved the Supreme Court against a Gujarat high court order, despite claims he was not interested in an early disposal.
The Gujarat High Court has declined to re-examine a previously rejected Public Interest Litigation concerning the proposed 'excavation' at the Somnath temple site.
The Gujarat High Court has reprimanded the state government, questioning why it is interrupting the trial by changing the Special Public Prosecutor (SPP) in a 2019 custodial death case.
The Gujarat High Court has set a Friday deadline after the government cited rain as the reason for a delay in making a decision regarding a prosecutor.
The Gujarat High Court has denied a minor rape survivor's request to terminate her eight-month pregnancy. The decision has ignited discussion regarding judicial intervention in such sensitive cases.
The Gujarat High Court upheld the death sentences for 38 convicts and life imprisonment for 11 others in connection with the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case. The court also ordered higher compensation for the victims.
A woman who was sentenced to jail along with an AAP MLA and others has been granted bail by the Gujarat High Court, allowing her release with her newborn child.
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The Gujarat High Court has ruled that a Hindu marriage is not valid without traditional rituals, even if it is officially registered. This decision emphasizes the importance of customary ceremonies over mere registration for a valid Hindu marriage.
The Gujarat High Court has issued a ruling stating that mere registration of a Hindu marriage does not automatically make it valid, emphasizing other legal requirements.
The Gujarat High Court has made a strong statement regarding the demolitions of shanties in Surat, asserting that "the axe has to fall, and it will," indicating a firm stance on the issue.
The Gujarat High Court dismissed a petition seeking an Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) survey of the Somnath Temple, imposing a fine of Rs 2 lakh on the petitioner.
The Gujarat High Court has quashed a First Information Report (FIR) filed under the POCSO Act after the girl involved stated she married the man she had 'eloped' with upon turning 18.
A fresh development has emerged in the Anand panchayat president dispute, with a BJP seat now under scrutiny following the withdrawal of a petition from the Gujarat High Court.
A senior lawyer has issued a warning to the Gujarat High Court administration, threatening contempt proceedings if stray dogs are not removed from the premises.
The Gujarat High Court has awarded increased compensation to the family of a breadwinner who died in a highway accident 25 years ago, acknowledging their prolonged pain and suffering.
The Gujarat High Court has raised the compensation for a victim of a 2006 accident, acknowledging that facial disfigurement would negatively affect their marriage prospects.
The Gujarat High Court ruled that a woman failed the Indian citizenship test, despite possessing Aadhaar and PAN cards, highlighting complexities in citizenship verification.
The Gujarat High Court has issued an order directing the state government to pay salary arrears to teachers. The court also criticized the state's "paradoxical" pay rules.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that a father cannot use EMI payments as an excuse to avoid supporting his minor triplets, even if the mother has a higher income.
The Gujarat High Court has upheld acquittals in two cases, citing "material contradictions" in evidence and inconclusive forensics as reasons for its decision.
The Gujarat High Court has provided relief to the family of an accused doctor in a rape case, ruling that the booking was made without proper sanction.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled against the Railways' 'no ticket' defence, affirming the provision of aid to a family in a significant legal decision.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that a digital signature is valid, directing the poll body to include an Ahmedabad man in the electoral roll for upcoming civic polls.
The Gujarat High Court invoked the 'best interest' theory to grant permission for the termination of a 25-week pregnancy for a minor survivor, highlighting a significant legal decision.
Relatives of a Surat doctor accused in a rape case have approached the Gujarat High Court, challenging the inclusion of sections from the Freedom of Religion Act in the First Information Report (FIR).
The Gujarat High Court has quashed a 2018 government order that sought to recover half the salary of five assistant professors who were on study leave.
The Gujarat High Court has quashed an 'insensitive' family court order regarding child custody and access, criticizing its 'harsh and obdurate approach'.
The Gujarat High Court has directed a university to pay three years of salary to a former assistant professor, stating that a dispute with the UGC is not a valid excuse for non-payment.
The Gujarat High Court has stayed proceedings on First Information Reports (FIRs) that were filed following the state's ban on rolling paper and 'gogo' cones.
The Gujarat High Court has criticized a government official's 'absurd' reasoning for denying a job to an unmarried woman, who claimed that 'unmarried girls may move away'.
The Gujarat High Court denied bail to a former Anand bureaucrat in a benami assets case. Separately, the Delhi High Court also denied bail to Olympic wrestler Sushil Kumar in a murder case.
A resident of Surat has approached the Gujarat High Court, referencing the Nasirnagar incident. The Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) has stated that there is no plan for demolition.
The Gujarat High Court has raised concerns about the Surat civic chief remaining in his position following the Nasir Nagar demolition, stating that the state's 'model state image' is at stake.
The Gujarat High Court ruled that a Muslim family cannot bury relatives on disputed land, ordering them to shift a buried body to a designated community graveyard with sufficient space in Bhavnagar.
The Gujarat High Court has raised questions regarding the repeated changes of the prosecutor in a 2019 custodial death case involving a Telangana migrant.
The Gujarat High Court has granted the state additional time to respond to matters concerning demolitions in Surat, citing the ongoing flood situation. The decision allows authorities to prioritize flood relief efforts.
Five engineers from the Surat Municipal Corporation have been suspended after the Gujarat High Court raised questions regarding the demolition of over 100 homes in Nasirnagar without formal orders.
The Gujarat High Court has rejected the bail plea of a suspended IAS officer involved in a money laundering-linked bribery case. The decision keeps the officer in custody as legal proceedings continue.
In a significant ruling, the Gujarat High Court affirmed that siblings of accident victims can claim compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act, clarifying that being a legal heir is sufficient grounds, irrespective of financial dependency.
The Gujarat High Court has quashed incorrect charges filed in a GPSC exam cheating case from 2018, though it has allowed the investigation into the matter to continue.
The Gujarat High Court has granted cricketer Yusuf Pathan additional time to respond in a land case concerning Vadodara, warning of more damages if delays continue.
The Gujarat High Court has granted bail to a Syrian man with HIV, citing his ill-health, while also dismissing a family's plea for an FIR in a separate custodial death case.
The Gujarat High Court has criticized the retrospective application of the 2023 Exam Anti-Cheating Law to cases from 2017, calling it 'bad, illegal & violative.' The court's decision highlights concerns about legal fairness and due process.
The Gujarat High Court rejected a Zambia-based man's defense that his mother disapproved of the marriage in a case involving a false promise of marriage.
The Supreme Court has kept in abeyance a Gujarat High Court order concerning the conviction of the Gujarat High Court Advocates' Association (GHCAA) president.
The Gujarat High Court has issued notices to the government and the election commission regarding pleas alleging 'mass deletion' of voters during the Special Electoral Roll Revision (SIR).
The Gujarat High Court has annulled the acquisition of "additional land" for the Ahmedabad-Dholera Expressway, citing "concerted fraud" in the process.
The Gujarat High Court has set aside a bill of Rs 146.79 lakh issued to Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) for alleged unpaid water charges. The court's decision overturns the previous demand for payment.
The Gujarat High Court has issued notices to Meta, X, and Google in response to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking to curb the misuse of artificial intelligence.
The Gujarat High Court has expressed strong disapproval of the Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) in a case concerning an Arthashastra question, demanding the production of the original book from which the question was framed.
The Gujarat High Court has declined a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a stay on local polls, which had challenged the 27% reservation quota for Other Backward Classes (OBC).
The Gujarat High Court has granted bail to a school teacher accused of stealing 14 LPG cylinders and two laptops, citing 'psychological issues' as a factor in the decision.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that the caretaker body of the BCA (likely a sports or administrative organization) can continue its functions until April 7.
The Gujarat High Court has ruled that the family of a man who died after falling off a train berth is entitled to compensation, setting a precedent for similar cases.
The Gujarat High Court has dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) it deemed 'dubious' and imposed a Rs 10 lakh cost on the petitioner who alleged encroachment of a protected mosque.
A bomb hoax led to a comprehensive security sweep at the Gujarat High Court and Ahmedabad Rural Court, causing disruption and heightened alert in the judicial premises.
The Gujarat High Court acquitted a woman accused of her husband's murder, ruling that her confession made before an influential sarpanch was not voluntary.
The Gujarat High Court has reserved its judgment in an appeal filed by an Ashram, ordering that no coercive action be taken against the Ashram until the verdict is delivered.
The Gujarat High Court has issued a notice on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a crackdown on AI deepfakes targeting constitutional authorities, emphasizing the need to safeguard public trust.