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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Judgment in Employment Disciplinary Proceedings Case Due to Conflicting Findings. The High Court's conclusions regarding damages for harassment and loss of reputation were found to be unsupported by evidence....

The dispute arose from disciplinary proceedings initiated against an employee of the West Bengal State Electricity Board, leading to his suspension and subsequent legal challenges. The respondent, Dil...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Electricity Board Promotion Dispute — Clarifies DPC Constitution Requirements. The court determined that the Board was not obligated to convene a DPC in 2000-2001 as no vacancies had arisen that year, thus upholding the Single Judge's findings....

The dispute arose between the Meghalaya State Electricity Board and certain employees regarding their promotion to higher posts. The respondents had joined the Assam State Electricity Board, and their...

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Supreme Court Upholds Hotel Associations' Appeal in Cable Television Regulation Case — Clarifies Consumer Status of Hotels....

The dispute arose between hotel associations and broadcasters regarding the applicability of tariff regulations under the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Act, 1997 (TRAI Act) to hotels providing...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal of Accused in IPC Murder Case Due to Inconsistencies in Dying Declarations. The court granted the benefit of doubt to the appellant as he was not named in the initial dying declarations, raising questions about the reliability of the prosecution's case....

The case involved criminal appeals arising from a judgment by the High Court of Bombay concerning the murder of Kayyum. The appellants, including Mohammed Arshad and Syed Shaukat, were convicted under...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Conviction in Rape and Murder Case Due to Insufficient Evidence. Judicial confession found inadmissible due to lack of voluntariness and procedural safeguards under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure....

The case involved the appellant, a labourer, accused of the rape and murder of a minor girl named Savita. The complainant, her brother, reported her missing on 1.07.1998, and her body was discovered t...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Employment Termination Case — High Court's Findings Reversed. The High Court's interference with the Labour Court's factual findings was deemed erroneous as it failed to apply established legal principles....

The dispute arose from the termination of daily wage employees, who were muster-roll workers in Haryana. Following a High Court decision that banned the engagement of daily wagers, the State issued in...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal for Further Investigation in IPC Case — Upholds Trial Court's Decision. The court found that the trial had commenced and sufficient evidence had been gathered, thus no further investigation was warranted....

The case involved the death of Achamma, who was married to Jose Paul and had returned to India with her children after a troubled marriage. Following her death on January 24, 1998, initially attribute...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in NDPS Act Case, Sets Aside Conviction. The court found that the mandatory provisions of the NDPS Act were not complied with during the search and seizure, affecting the prosecution's case....

The case involved an appeal against a conviction under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. The appellants, Dilip and Ramsharan, were initially acquitted by the Sessions Judge due...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Murder Case Due to Insufficient Evidence for Conviction. The prosecution failed to prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt, highlighting the importance of the burden of proof in criminal cases....

The case involved an appeal against a death sentence imposed on the appellant for the murder of his wife, Meena Rani. The couple married on 3rd March 2002, and on 7th July 2002, they were involved in ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Teacher's Appeal Regarding Employment Status — Qualification and Approval Issues Addressed. The court found that the respondent did not meet the necessary qualifications for full-time lecturer status as per the University Grants Commission Act, 1956....

The dispute arose from the employment status of a lecturer at Shahaji Law College, Kolhapur, where the respondent, Shashikant S. Pujari, claimed full-time status based on his teaching history and qual...