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Supreme Court Quashes Lok Adalat Order in Writ Petition Due to Jurisdictional Overreach Under Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. Lok Adalat Lacks Authority to Decide Cases on Merits When No Settlement is Reached, Must Return Case to Referring Court as Per Sections 19(5) and 20(5) of the Act....

The dispute arose from an order dated 30.11.2013 passed by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, Bench at Indore, in Writ Petition No. 8074 of 2011, where the Lok Adalat dismissed the writ petition on mer...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Landlord's Appeal in Rent Control Case Upholding Condonation of Delay. High Court's Order Setting Aside Ex-Parte Eviction Decree and Remanding for Merits Was Found Without Error, as Delay of 175 Days Was Bona Fide Under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, 1963....

The dispute arose from rent control proceedings initiated by the appellant-landlord against the respondent-tenants before the Rent Controller. The eviction petition was filed on grounds of willful def...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Will Dispute, Restoring Trial Court Decree for Possession. Registered Will Upheld as Validly Proved Under Indian Succession Act and Indian Evidence Act, While Unregistered Will Found Forged Based on Suspicious Circumstances....

The dispute centered on the validity of two wills concerning a residential property originally owned by Ms. Jessie Jayalakshmi. The appellant, claiming to be her adopted son, relied on a registered wi...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Civil Appeals in Public Employment Dispute Over Director-General Appointment. The Court upheld the High Court's compensation order, ruling that the writ petitioner's challenge was barred by delay and laches as he acquiesced to appointment terms and failed to raise objections promptly under CPRI Rules and equitable principles....

The dispute arose from the appointment of the respondent as Director-General of the Central Power Research Institute (CPRI), an autonomous body under the Ministry of Power. The respondent, who had pre...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Union of India's Appeal Against High Court Directions on Regularization Policy and Post Sanction. The Court Set Aside the Direction to Sanction Posts as Beyond Article 226 Jurisdiction but Upheld the Directive to Reformulate Policy and Grant Minimum Basic Pay to Part-Time Daily Wagers with 20 Years of Service....

The Supreme Court of India addressed appeals filed by the Union of India and others against a judgment of the High Court of Punjab & Haryana at Chandigarh. The respondents, part-time sweepers working ...

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Supreme Court Allows State's Appeal in Service Promotion Dispute Under Uttar Pradesh Transport Rules. Promotion Claim Rejected as Rules Mandate Competitive Examination for Assistant Public Prosecutor Appointment Under Rule 5 of Uttar Pradesh Transport (Subordinate) Prosecution Service Rules, 1979....

The dispute originated from the respondent's service as a Cashier in the Transport Department since June 1967. Following alleged misconduct, a departmental inquiry led to his dismissal on November 20,...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Consumer Dispute Over Inspection Services for Export Consignments. Testing company not liable for variations in product specifications at destination port as responsibility limited to certification at shipment under contractual terms and disclaimers....

The dispute arose from a consumer complaint filed by Dolphin International Ltd. against SGS India Ltd. before the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. Dolphin engaged SGS for inspection an...

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Supreme Court Upholds Screening Committee's Decision to Reject Candidate in CISF Recruitment Due to Non-Honourable Acquittal. The Court distinguished between honourable acquittal and acquittal by benefit of doubt, holding that acquittal based on hostile witnesses does not automatically entitle candidate to public employment under Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines....

The dispute arose from the rejection of a candidate's appointment to the post of Constable in the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) despite his acquittal in a criminal case. The respondent had ...