Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Quashes Defamation FIR: Mere Forwarding of Message Not Criminal 25 Jul 2026 Background The petitioner was accused in an FIR registered at Shaherkotda Police Station, Ahmedabad, under Sections 469, 500, 501, 120(B) and 114 of IPC for allegedly circulating a fake newspaper…
Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Refuses Anticipatory Bail in Suicide Case Involving Threats to Force Wife into Prostitution 16 Jul 2026 The Gujarat High Court refused to grant pre-arrest protection to an accused against whom the deceased had left a suicide note and a dying declaration specifically attributing responsibility for his…
Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Clarifies Lapse of DP Road Reservation under Section 20 of Gujarat Town Planning Act – Key Ruling on Revisions of Development Plan 1 Jul 2026 The Gujarat High Court has examined the interplay between Section 20 (lapse of reservation) and Section 21 (revision of Development Plan) of the Gujarat Town Planning and Urban Development Act,…
Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Upholds Compensation Award in Electrocution Death Case – Reiterates Principle of Absolute Liability on Electricity Companies 18 Jun 2026 The Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad dismissed the First Appeal filed by Gujarat Energy Transmission Company Ltd. (GETCO) and upheld the trial court’s award of Rs. 9,40,000/- with 9% interest…
Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Quashes Attempt to Murder Charge Against Six Accused in Wedding Firing Case; Holds Mere Celebratory Firing in Air Without Intention to Cause Injury Does Not Attract Section 307 IPC 29 Apr 2026 The Gujarat High Court at Ahmedabad has partly allowed a criminal revision application and quashed the charge of attempt to murder under Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860…
Gujarat high court… Gujarat High Court Faces Crucial Test on Balancing Public Order and Right to Protest 24 Sep 2025 The case of Pal Ambaliya v. State presents to the Gujarat High Court a significant issue how far can administrative bodies restrain democratic liberties in the name of public order?…