Ambarish B is a journalist who focuses on local news in Karnataka, specifically in Bengaluru. He writes for Deccan Herald and covers a wide range of topics including legal proceedings, government investigations, court rulings, and local events. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on issues that impact the local community.
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By: Ambarish B
Justice M Nagaprasanna noted that in the case at hand the complaint was not preceded by a sanction, as is necessary in law.
By: Ambarish B
A division bench of Justice Krishna S Dixit and Justice M Nagaprasanna dismissed a petitioner's claim that his nursery land should be exempted from acquisition for the Shivaram Karanth Layout in Bengaluru.
By: Ambarish B
The court said compensation payments do not negate allegations of duty neglect.
Unishire Homes LLP had entered a Joint Development Agreement with landowners to develop about three acres in Thanisandra, KR Puram hobli, Bengaluru South taluk, for a project named Unishire Terraza.
Krishna Naik, a resident of Bengaluru, was entrusted with the work pertaining to sculpting of the bronze statue.
Justice E S Indiresh also stayed the order passed on July 26, 2012, with respect to five acres of land in Kengeri, Bengaluru South taluk.
Rules that the service provider did not develop or complete the project and is therefore not a party to the dispute.
By: Ambarish B
A division bench comprising Chief Justice N V Anjaria and Justice KV Aravind made this observation while allowing an appeal filed by the Karnataka State Medical Supplies Corporation, a state-owned entity, regarding a 2021 tender for portable X-ray machines to support ventilators treating Covid-19 patients.
The court was hearing two PIL petitions filed in 2020 concerning the rejuvenation and restoration of the Vrishabhavathi River, a tributary of Arkavathi that originates in Bengaluru.
Justice Suraj Govindaraj passed the order on a petition filed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
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