Kerala High Court
The High Court of Kerala with its seat in Ernakulam was established in November 1956, and was preceded by the High Court of Travancore-Cochin established in July, 1949. Before that, the State of Travancore had a High Court at Thiruvananthapuram, the State of Cochin had its High Court at Eranakulam and Malabar District was under the jurisdiction of Madras High Court, which areas were merged to form the State of Kerala. The High Court has been functioning from the present building since 2006, prior to which, it functioned from the nearby Ram Mohan Palace. Kerala High Court’s territorial jurisdiction extends to the State of Kerala and the Union Territory of Lakshadweep.
The sanctioned strength of Judges of the Kerala High Court is 35 permanent and 12 additional judges.
State Not Justified In Levying Internship Fee On Foreign Medical Graduates: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court was hearing a batch of Writ Petitions preferred by the Indian students who pursued their Medical Degrees outside India.
Law Must Evolve In Tune With New Concepts Of Human Life: Kerala High Court Permits Transgender...
The Kerala High Court remarked that even though the statutory recognition has been granted to the transgender persons by the provisions, the Society...
