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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Order on Examination Result Cancellation Due to Fraudulent Actions. The Court found that the respondent was aware of the cancellation and had acted fraudulently by using a provisional mark-sheet to gain admission and employment....

The dispute arose from the cancellation of the Intermediate Examination result of respondent No. 3, Mahendra Pratap Yadav, by the U.P. Board of High School and Intermediate Education due to suspected ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Appointment of New Arbitrator in Arbitration Dispute. The court affirmed that the old Arbitration Act provisions applied as the arbitration proceedings commenced before the new Act came into force....

The dispute arose from an agreement between the State of West Bengal and the respondent regarding construction work. The respondent completed the work on 3rd July, 1990, and later raised a demand for ...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Ruling on Compassionate Appointment Due to Policy Violation. Compassionate Appointment Invalidated as Respondent's Mother was in Government Service, Contravening Policy Established on 22.8.1996....

The case involved a dispute regarding the appointment of an individual on compassionate grounds following the death of his father, a government employee. The respondent was appointed as a clerk under ...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Conviction in IPC Case Due to Lack of Evidence. Conviction under Section 201 IPC was not sustainable as the prosecution failed to establish essential ingredients against the appellant....

The case involved an appeal by Sou. Vijaya Alias Baby against her conviction under Section 201 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, following a trial where she was acquitted of more serious charges under S...

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Supreme Court Acquits Accused in IPC Case Due to Right of Private Defence. The court found that the appellants were justified in their actions as they were defending their possession against an aggressive prosecution party....

The case involved an appeal by the appellants against their convictions under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) following a violent incident in which the deceased, Lanka Gangaraju, was k...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Criminal Breach of Trust Case Due to Insufficient Evidence of Entrustment. The court found that the prosecution failed to establish the necessary elements of criminal breach of trust under Section 409 IPC....

The case involved an appeal by the informant against the acquittal of the accused for alleged criminal breach of trust under Section 409 IPC. The prosecution's case was based on an incident where the ...

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Supreme Court Modifies Disciplinary Action in Employment Case Due to Disproportionate Punishment. Dismissal for Misplacement of a File Found Excessive, Leading to Reduction in Penalty Under Service By-Laws....

The case involved an appeal by an employee of the Punjab Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. who was dismissed from service following a disciplinary inquiry for the alleged misconduct of misplacing a...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Recruitment Dispute — Upholds Seniority Adjustment. The court set aside the High Court's judgment regarding the selection of a candidate who was initially ineligible but later qualified, emphasizing the importance of applying the correct legal principles....

The case involved a recruitment dispute at the Karnataka State Financial Corporation for the posts of Manager (Finance and Accounts). The appellant, M.A. Murthy, challenged the selection of respondent...

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Supreme Court Allows Insurer's Appeal in Motor Vehicles Act Case — Clarifies Liability for Passengers in Goods Vehicles. The court determined that the insurer is not liable for passengers in goods vehicles under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, as the legislative intent prohibits such carriage....

The case involved an appeal by the National Insurance Co. Ltd. against a decision regarding liability for compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 for injuries sustained by a passenger in a goo...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Order Allowing Examination for Class X Due to Non-Compliance with Eligibility Criteria. The respondent was found ineligible for the Class X examination as she failed Class IX, violating the Central Board of Secondary Education's bye-laws....

The dispute arose between the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and a student regarding her eligibility to appear for the Class X examination. The respondent, a student of St. Paul’s Schoo...