Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Church Feud: Kerala High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Order Directing District Collectors To Take Over Specified Churches
The Kerala High Court directed the district collector to take over churches involved in a dispute between the Orthodox and Jacobite factions. The court noted that the ongoing conflict had disrupted religious services and created a law and order situation. The judgment was delivered in response to a petition seeking intervention to resolve the dispute and ensure the smooth functioning of the churches. The court emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and harmony in religious places and directed the district collector to take necessary steps to manage the churches until the dispute is resolved. The court also urged both factions to engage in dialogue and find an amicable solution to the conflict. The judgment underscores the role of the state in maintaining law and order and ensuring the peaceful conduct of religious activities.