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Supreme Court Upholds Environmental Consent for Industry Amid Pollution Concerns — Balancing Development and Ecological Safeguards....

The dispute involved the A.P. Pollution Control Board and the respondent company regarding the establishment of a factory for producing castor oil derivatives. The Pollution Control Board rejected the...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Education Law Matter Due to Inadequate Experience for Principal Position. Court Found Previous Teaching Experience in Private College Did Not Meet Statutory Requirements Under Bihar State Universities Act, 1976....

This case involved an appeal by a lecturer who sought to be declared as the Principal of a college after it became affiliated with Lalit Narain Mithila University. The appellant was initially appointe...

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Supreme Court Reduces Death Sentence in Dacoity Case Due to Inconsistent Evidence and Lack of Leadership Proof. The Court found that the evidence did not support the claim of individual culpability necessary for a death sentence under Section 396 IPC....

The case involved an appeal by Jagdish Yadav, who was convicted under Section 396 of the Indian Penal Code for his role in a dacoity that resulted in multiple murders. The incident occurred on the nig...

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Supreme Court Upholds Environmental Consent for Industry Amid Pollution Concerns — Balances Economic Interests with Environmental Safeguards....

The case involved appeals filed by the A.P. Pollution Control Board against the Andhra Pradesh High Court's judgment which allowed the establishment of an industry by the respondent company, despite c...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Principal Appointment Case Due to Ineligibility. Teaching Experience in Private College Not Counted as per Statutory Requirements under Bihar State Universities Act, 1976....

The case involved an appeal by a former lecturer and temporary principal of a private college against the decision of the Patna High Court, which rejected her claim for appointment as Principal after ...

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Supreme Court Reduces Death Sentence in Dacoity Case Due to Inconsistent Evidence and Lack of Leadership Established. The court found that the High Court's confirmation of the death penalty was based on an incorrect interpretation of the trial court's findings....

The case involved an appeal by Jagdish Yadav, who was convicted under Section 396 of the Indian Penal Code for his role in a dacoity that resulted in multiple murders. The incident occurred on the nig...

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Supreme Court Reduces Sentence for Non-Compoundable Offence and Acquits Second Appellant. The court held that non-compoundable offences cannot be compounded, but allowed acquittal for the second appellant under Section 324 IPC due to a settlement....

The case involved two appellants, Ram Lal and another, who were convicted under Sections 326 and 324 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) respectively. Ram Lal was sentenced to three years for a non-compoun...

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Supreme Court Reduces Sentence for Non-Compoundable Offence and Acquits Second Appellant in IPC Case...

The case involved two appellants, Ram Lal and another, who were convicted under Sections 326 and 324 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Ram Lal was sentenced to three years for a non-compoundable offence...

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Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Employee for Sexual Harassment — Conduct Found Unbecoming of a Superior Officer....

The case involved an appeal by the Apparel Export Promotion Council against a High Court decision reinstating an employee, A.K. Chopra, who was dismissed for allegedly attempting to molest a female su...

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Supreme Court Upholds Increased Licence Fees for Hotels and Lodging Houses — Validates Regulatory Nature of Fees. The court concluded that the increased licence fees were regulatory-cum-compensatory and not a tax, thus validating the increases under the Hyderabad Municipal Corporations Act, 1955....

The dispute arose from the challenge by the petitioners, Secunderabad Hyderabad Hotel Owners Association and others, against the increase in licence fees for various trades including hotels and lodgin...