Colombo fort magistrate court News

Colombo High Court Grants Temporary Travel Relief to MP Chamara Sampath Dassanayake.

The Colombo High Court has granted a temporary suspension of the overseas travel ban on MP Chamara Sampath Dassanayake, who is currently facing legal proceedings regarding alleged corruption during his tenure as Uva Provincial Council Chief Minister.

Why an Independent Judiciary is Essential for Sri Lanka’s National Security.

This article explores the fundamental role of a robust and independent judiciary as the cornerstone of Sri Lankan sovereignty and national security.

Colombo High Court Advances Money Laundering Trial Against Yoshitha Rajapaksa.

Colombo High Court Schedules Ruling on Preliminary Objections in Yoshitha Rajapaksa Money Laundering Trial.

Supreme Court Directs Fresh Notice to Former President Over Compensation Case.

Legal Approval Granted for Interrogation of 'Dematagoda Chaminda' Regarding Ganemulla Sanjeewa Homicide.

Colombo Shopping Mall Eatery Faces Massive Fine for Price Gouging.

A Colombo 04 shopping mall restaurant was fined Rs. 500,000 by the Maligakanda Magistrate’s Court for selling bottled water above the government-regulated Maximum Retail Price (MRP) following a Consumer Affairs Authority raid.

Legal Proceedings Against Former President Ranil Wickremesinghe Continue in Colombo.

The Colombo Fort Magistrate’s Court is set to resume hearings today regarding a legal case filed against former President Ranil Wickremesinghe involving the Public Property Act.

Jaffna MP Ramanathan Archchuna to Appear in Court Following Firearm Intimidation Allegations.

Jaffna District Parliamentarian Ramanathan Archchuna, who was remanded after being accused of threatening a woman with a firearm during a land dispute, is scheduled to appear in the Mallakam Magistrate’s Court today.

Three Prison Officials Remanded Over Inmate Fatality at Magazine Prison.

Supreme Court Reserves Ruling on Arrest Prevention Pleas from CID Director and Security Secretary.

The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has concluded hearings and reserved its final judgment regarding Fundamental Rights petitions filed by CID Director Shani Abeysekara and Public Security Ministry Secretary Ravi Seneviratne concerning potential arrests linked to the Easter Sunday attacks.

Colombo High Court Imposes Six-Year Prison Sentence on Labour Officer for 2009 Bribery Case.