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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeals in Murder Case with Altered Convictions. The court modified the convictions of certain appellants from Section 302 IPC to Section 304 IPC due to the nature of injuries inflicted....

The case involved three appeals arising from a single incident leading to the murder of B.G. Basavarajaiah. The appellants, including B.K. Channappa and Marulasidappa, were convicted under various sec...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal of Temporary Employee Against Termination — No Unfair Labour Practice Established. Citing the nature of project-based employment, the court ruled that the employee's temporary status did not entitle him to permanent employment rights....

The dispute arose between a temporary employee and a multinational corporation regarding the termination of employment after 22 years of service. The appellant, who had been engaged in various project...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Arbitration Dispute — Jurisdictional Issues Highlighted. The High Court ruled that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the appeal under Section 37 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, as it was not a court of ordinary original civil jurisdiction....

The dispute arose from a contract for canal repair work between the parties, with the appellant invoking an arbitration clause due to delays in proceedings. The named Arbitrator, the Superintending En...

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Supreme Court Upholds Employees' Status as Central Government Employees in Rehabilitation Scheme Case — Clarifies Employment Relationship....

The dispute arose from the employment status of individuals working at District Rehabilitation Centres established under a scheme initiated by the Union of India for the rehabilitation of disabled per...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Central Excise Classification Case — Classification of Hair Oil Affirmed....

The dispute arose between the Commissioner of Central Excise, Surat, and M/s Zandu Pharmaceutical Works Ltd regarding the classification of a hair oil product named 'Alma Lio'. The product was initial...

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Supreme Court Dismisses State's Appeal Against Bail Grant in Narcotic Drugs Case — No Prima Facie Offence Established....

The case involved the State of Uttaranchal appealing against the High Court's decision to grant bail to Rajesh Kumar Gupta, an Ayurvedacharya accused of using psychotropic substances in his medical pr...

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Supreme Court Allows Employee in Employment Dispute with Partial Back Wages. Termination Found Invalid Due to Insufficient Evidence and Flawed Inquiry Process under Section 11-A of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947....

The dispute arose from the termination of a driver employed by the U.P. State Road Transport Corporation after an incident on 07.12.1986, where he allegedly crashed into a barrier causing injury to a ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Cooperative Society Dispute — Jurisdictional Error in Revisional Authority's Decision....

The dispute arose from disciplinary proceedings against the Chief Accounts Officer of a cooperative society, who faced multiple charges of misconduct. Following an inquiry, he was dismissed from servi...

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Supreme Court Allows Employers in Employees' State Insurance Act Case Due to Lack of Jurisdictional Fact Determination. Employers Entitled to Hearing on Applicability of Act Before Any Statutory Action....

The dispute arose regarding the applicability of the Employees’ State Insurance Act, 1948 to rice mills owned by the appellants in Andhra Pradesh. The Act was made applicable to these mills effectiv...

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Supreme Court Restores Single Judge's Decision on Seniority in Engineering College Appointment Case. Court found that seniority should be based on merit list ranking rather than the date of joining in the absence of specific rules. The ruling emphasized the importance of merit in determining seniority under the Bihar Private Engineering College Control Act, 1990....

The dispute arose from an appeal challenging the judgment of the Patna High Court regarding the seniority of appointed Assistants at a private engineering college. The appellant, Suresh Chandra Jha, w...