The Madras High Court on Thursday, while maintaining that there are certain exceptions, ruled that the state government is the "appropriate government" ordinarily empowered to suspend or remit sentences imposed on criminal convicts under Section 432 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).
The Madras High Court has recently directed the Tamil Nadu Government to file a report indicating how government buildings and all public places allow access to persons with disabilities.
An admirable judgment from the Madras High Court relieved a trader from paying license fee during the lockdown and focuses on the “impossibility” of performance of the contract and sees it under the scanner of Article 14.
This order has been given by Justice N. Seshasayee. The notification of an intended land acquisition was published in a certain daily called 'Trinity Mirror'
The Court has said that since the government has allowed 100 percent occupancy in theatres and also permitted the conduct of Jallikattu, the Kanuparivettai festival should also be permitted.