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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Order on Salary Payment to Library Staff Due to Lack of Appointment Orders. Claim for Salary on Par with Regular Employees Fails as Respondents Lacked Valid Appointment Orders....

The dispute arose between Utkal University and its former Library Assistants and Library Attendants regarding salary payments. The respondents filed writ petitions seeking to be treated as regular emp...

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Supreme Court Upholds Plaintiffs' Claim for Commission and Possession in License Agreement Dispute — Legal Rights Affirmed....

The dispute arose from a suit filed by the respondent-plaintiff No.1 against the appellant-defendant for recovery of commission, rendition of accounts, and possession of a commercial premises in New D...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals Against Disqualification of Members in Cooperative Society Case Due to Prior Allotments. Disqualification Upheld as Members Owned Properties, Violating Society's Bye-Laws and Rules....

The case involved multiple appeals against a common judgment of the Delhi High Court concerning the eligibility of members in the Rehabilitation Ministry Employees Cooperative House Building Society. ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses State's Appeal Against Acquittal in Murder Case Due to Insufficient Evidence. Prosecution's Failure to Explain Injuries Sustained by Accused Casts Doubt on Their Version of Events....

The case involved an appeal by the State of Madhya Pradesh against the acquittal of several accused in a murder case. The incident arose from a dispute over the passage of a bullock-cart belonging to ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Land Rights Case — Upholds Rights of Scheduled Caste Agricultural Labourer. The court emphasized the statutory rights conferred under Section 122B(4F) of the U.P. Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950, allowing the appellant to seek recognition of his rights and necessary amendments in revenue records....

The case involved an appeal against the order of the Board of Revenue, U.P., which dismissed an application filed by the appellant, a Scheduled Caste agricultural labourer, seeking recognition of his ...

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Supreme Court Holds Contempt for Violation of Environmental Orders — Imposes Punishment. The respondent was found guilty of contempt for operating a hazardous hot mix plant in defiance of court orders, necessitating a strong punitive response....

The case involved a contempt petition against Ashok Kumar Chhabra for violating Supreme Court orders regarding the operation of a hot mix plant in Delhi. The Supreme Court had previously directed the ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Employment Dispute — Jurisdiction of Labour Court Affirmed. The court found that the Labour Court had jurisdiction to adjudicate the retrenchment of a working journalist, as the appellant did not raise any jurisdictional objections during the proceedings....

The dispute arose from the retrenchment of a reporter employed by a newspaper published by the appellant, Awaz Prakashan Private Limited. The appellant claimed to have closed the printing press and re...

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Supreme Court Upholds Management's Decision in Teacher Termination Case — Emphasizes Need for Proper Approval. The court found that the authorities had jurisdiction to assess the proportionality of punishment under Section 22 of the Tamil Nadu Recognised Private Schools (Regulation) Act, 1973....

The case involved an appeal by the Managing Committee of Thiruvalluvar Higher Secondary School against the refusal of the Chief Educational Officer (CEO) to approve the termination of an employee, a P...

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Supreme Court Allows Video Conferencing for Evidence Recording in Criminal Trials — Upholds Modernization of Legal Procedures. The Court found that video conferencing satisfies the requirement of presence under Section 273 of the Criminal Procedure Code, allowing for the recording of evidence from a witness abroad....

The case arose from appeals against a judgment of the Bombay High Court which held that evidence could not be recorded via video conferencing in a criminal trial, interpreting Section 273 of the Crimi...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal Against Regularisation of Services in Temporary Employment Scheme Due to Project Closure. Employees Appointed Temporarily Under a Scheme Cannot Claim Regularisation After Its Termination, as No Vested Rights Exist....

The dispute arose from the U.P. Land Development Corporation's decision to prepare a panel for the recruitment of Assistant Project Managers under the Million Wells Scheme. The Corporation sought name...