Upasana Sajeev is a Legal Correspondent at LiveLaw. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on themes such as criminal law, the judicial system, and civil and family law, while also covering topics like court proceedings and legal reform. Upasana's insightful reporting has been featured in various prominent publications, including LiveLaw.
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By: Upasana Sajeev
The Madras High Court has relaxed the bail conditions imposed on Coimbatore South MLA Senthil Balaji and his brother RV Ashok Kumar in connection with a case lodged over allegations of offering a ₹35 crore bribe to a TVK MLA in an alleged attempt to influence his vote for Assembly Speaker. [2026 LiveLaw (Mad) 368]
By: Upasana Sajeev
Media freedom is indispensable but its influence carries a moral responsibility, Court said.
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The Madras High Court has issued contempt notice to two IASofficers – SP Amrith IAS (former Dire
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A court in Chennai has issued non-bailable warrant against former DMK Minister K Ponmudi in connection with a hate speech case registered against him for making derogatory remarks against Saivism, Vaishnavism and women.
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The Madras High Court recently held that though advocates can raise objections with respect to police excess in the arrest of other lawyers, they cannot prevent the police from producing such accused lawyers in the court.
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The Madras High Court, on Friday (August 7), observed that consumers can directly register police complaints if employees of the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation (TASMAC) overcharge them while purchasing liquor bottles.
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The Metropolitan Magistrate's Court in George Town, Chennai, has recalled the Non-Bailable warrant issued against former Minister Ponmudi in a hate speech case registered against him for making
The divorce petition filed by the wife of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay, which was pending before the Family Court in Chengalpattu, has been withdrawn.
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Tamil Nadu Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) on Friday (August 7) opposed former Minister KN Nehru's plea seeking review of the Madras High Court order directing registration of a corruption FIR against him, allegedly in violation of natural justice.The probe agency argued that there is no requirement in law to hear a proposed accused before a court orders registration of...
