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Supreme Court Modifies Eviction Order in Civil Appeal — Adjusts Damages and Grants Time to Vacate. The court found the damages clause unjustified and allowed the appellant time to vacate the premises under specific conditions....

The case involved a civil appeal filed by the appellant against the judgment of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh, which had dismissed the appellant's second appeal regarding eviction from the suit pre...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Tenant's Appeals Against Eviction Order — High Court's Findings Affirmed. The High Court's jurisdiction under Section 25 of the Pondicherry Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1969, allows for examination of factual matters, justifying the eviction order....

The case involved appeals by a tenant against an eviction order granted by the Trial Court, which was later reversed by the First Appellate Court. The landlord filed for eviction on grounds of the pre...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Rent Control Matter — Full Bench Exceeded Jurisdiction. The Full Bench's decision to adjudicate on merits was incorrect as it was only tasked with answering a reference from the Division Bench....

The dispute arose from a civil appeal concerning the interpretation of Section 11(17) of the Kerala Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act. The appellant challenged the decision of the Full Bench of t...

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Supreme Court Allows Appellant in Promotion Dispute — Qualification Established for Curator/Keeper Post. The court found that the appellant had served the requisite five years as Deputy Keeper, contrary to the Tribunal's conclusion....

The case involved an appeal regarding the promotion of an individual from the position of Deputy Keeper (Archaeology) to Curator/Keeper (Archaeology). The appellant, J.E. Dawson, was appointed as Depu...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Writ Petition Delay Case — Orders Hearing on Merits. The court found that the High Court's refusal to entertain the writ petition based on delay was not justified, directing that the case be heard on its merits....

The case involved an appeal by Fleming Dutyfree Shop Pvt. Ltd. against the Union of India concerning the refusal of the High Court to entertain a writ petition based on alleged delay. The appellants c...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Order on Arbitration Award Jurisdiction Due to Excessive Power. High Court Lacked Authority to Make Award Rule of Court Under Article 227 of the Constitution....

The dispute arose from an arbitration award that was filed before the court for enforcement. The Civil Judge, Junior Division, Pathankot, refused to make the award rule of the court, citing that it wa...

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Supreme Court Directs Allotment of Land in Revenue Dispute — Appellant's claim for land is honored....

The case involved a dispute regarding the allotment of land between the appellant and the Board of Revenue, U.P. The appellant, Kamlesh Mittal, sought the allotment of approximately 7 Biswas of land. ...

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Supreme Court Disposes of Civil Appeal Based on Compromise Agreement. The court accepted a compromise agreement between the parties and disposed of the appeal accordingly....

The case involved a civil appeal filed by Vadivammal and another against Rani and others. The Supreme Court heard the learned counsel for the appellants, while no representation was made for the respo...

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Supreme Court Disposes of Writ Petitions Regarding Deportation Matters. Court finds that necessary steps for deportation have been initiated by the Union of India, leading to the disposal of the petitions....

The case involved two writ petitions concerning the deportation of certain individuals, specifically Suram Chand as the petitioner against the Union of India and others as respondents. The court noted...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Compulsory Retirement of Bank Employees — Justification Found Under Applicable Rules. The court upheld the compulsory retirement of employees under Rule 235, emphasizing the employer's discretion in staffing decisions....

The case involved an appeal by former Class IV employees of a bank who were compulsorily retired after decades of service. The appellants were appointed in 1971 and faced retirement under an order dat...