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Supreme Court Restores Selection Process for Teachers in Kerala — Upholds Eligibility Criteria. Court set aside the division bench's judgment allowing B.Ed. candidates, affirming that only TTC holders were eligible as per the recruitment advertisement. The court emphasized the importance of adhering to prescribed qualifications in recruitment processes....

The appeals were filed by candidates seeking recruitment as lower and upper primary teachers in Kerala, challenging their non-selection due to the inclusion of B.Ed. candidates in the select list. The...

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Supreme Court Quashes Prosecution in Imports and Exports Case Due to Jurisdictional Issues and Procedural Irregularities. The Special Court (Economic Offences) was found to have jurisdiction to try IPC offences, but the trial was ultimately quashed due to the repeal of the Imports and Exports (Control) Act and exoneration of the respondents....

The case involved the Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports filing complaints against several individuals, including the respondents, for alleged offences under various sections of the Indian...

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Supreme Court Upholds Conviction in Murder Case Due to Reliable Eye-Witness Testimony. Time of Incident Established as 9.30 a.m. on 20.2.1982, Contradicting High Court's Findings....

The case involved the murder of Nasir Ahmad, his wife Chheddan, and their son Ishtiyak, with the accused charged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The Sessions Court convicted 15 ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Central Excise Classification Dispute — Clarifies Classification of Car Air-Conditioning Kits....

The case involved an appeal by a manufacturer of car air-conditioning kits against a decision by the Customs, Excise and Gold (Control) Appellate Tribunal regarding the classification of their product...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Against Compulsory Retirement Order — Upholds Validity Based on Screening Committee's Findings. The court found that the decision to retire the appellant was based on a comprehensive review of his service record and the findings of a Screening Committee, thus not arbitrary....

The case involved an appeal by an individual who was compulsorily retired from service by an order dated 11.4.1994. The appellant challenged this order through a writ petition, which was dismissed by ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Telecom Licensing Dispute — Interest Calculation Linked to Effective Date. Interest on licence fee must be calculated from the extended effective date as per the migration package....

The dispute arose from a tender notice issued on 16.1.1995, where the Department of Telecommunications granted licences to various cellular operators. The Licence Agreement stipulated that the licence...

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Supreme Court Upholds Compensation Award Under Land Acquisition Act in MRTP Context — Clarifies Applicability of Amendments....

The dispute arose from an appeal by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation against the State of Maharashtra regarding compensation for land acquired under the Maharashtra Regional Town Plann...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals Regarding Land Acquisition Compensation. The court found that the main judgment of the High Court was not questioned, and the issues raised were not properly before it....

The dispute involved appeals by the City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra Limited concerning compensation for land acquired under the Maharashtra Regional Town Planning Act, 1966....

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Murder Case Due to Insufficient Evidence. The prosecution failed to establish a clear connection between the respondent and the crime, leading to the dismissal of the appeal....

The case involved the disappearance of Beena, wife of the respondent, leading to a police investigation and the recovery of human bones. The bones were subjected to DNA examination, which matched with...

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Supreme Court Allows Landlord's Appeal for Eviction of Tenant Due to Bona Fide Need. Interpretation of 'Himself' in Eviction Context Includes Family Members Under Section 13(1)(g) of The Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging House Rates Control Act, 1947....

The dispute arose from an eviction suit filed by the landlord against the tenant for premises located at 79, Main Road, Nasik. The landlord, Dwarkaprasad, claimed the need for the premises for himself...