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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeal in Land Dispute Case — Observations on Possession Set Aside. The High Court's observations regarding the continuation of the first respondent's name in revenue records and possession were not warranted as they were not part of the writ petition's subject matter....

The dispute involved land originally belonging to Irfanul Haq Beg, who bequeathed it to Naseer Baig, subject to a life interest for Mariyam Bibi. Following Mariyam Bibi's death, the first respondent s...

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Supreme Court Allows State's Appeal in Licensing Matter Due to Condonation of Delay. Delay in filing the appeal was justified, allowing the State to challenge the earlier order on merits....

The dispute arose when the respondent filed an application for a FL3 licence for his restaurant on 30.9.2001. In 2006, the Excise authorities informed him that his application could not be considered ...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeal in Land Acquisition Fraud Case — Quashing of FIR Against Some Respondents Upheld. Citing that the Collector does not act in a judicial capacity under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894....

The case involved appeals against a Rajasthan High Court order that quashed an FIR alleging fraud in land acquisition. The appellant, representing the Rajasthan Housing Board, challenged the High Cour...

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Supreme Court Restores Eviction Order in Rent Dispute Due to High Court's Jurisdictional Overreach. High Court's Reversal of Appellate Court's Finding on Bona Fide Need Found Legally Impermissible....

The dispute arose from an eviction petition filed by the appellants against the respondent on grounds of default in rent payment and bona fide need. Initially, the Rent Controller dismissed the evicti...

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Supreme Court Upholds Bank's Challenge Against State's First Charge on Sales Tax Dues — Clarifies Legislative Primacy....

The dispute involved the Central Bank of India and the State of Kerala regarding the recovery of debts and the priority of claims over the same property. The Central Bank had extended credit facilitie...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeal in Pension Computation Case — Direct Recruits to Delhi Higher Judicial Service Granted Weightage. Citing the need for adequate pension benefits for direct recruits, the court ordered the amendment of the Delhi Higher Judicial Service Rules to include a weightage of 10 years of practice at the Bar....

The dispute arose from a writ petition filed by the All India Young Lawyers Association seeking a mandamus to include a maximum of 15 years of practice at the Bar in the pension computation for direct...

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Supreme Court Upholds Guidelines for Hospital Infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir — Ensures Compliance for Existing Facilities. The court affirmed the necessity of infrastructure standards for hospitals under the Jammu and Kashmir Public Health Act, 2006, while allowing existing facilities time to comply....

The case involved a public interest litigation concerning the adequacy of hospital facilities in Jammu and Kashmir. The appellants, who operated hospitals and diagnostic centers, challenged the guidel...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeal in Land Allotment Dispute — Upholds Alternative Plot Allotment. The court confirmed the allotment of the alternative plot at the prevailing price while denying interest and compensation to both parties....

The dispute arose from the allotment of a plot by the Ghaziabad Development Authority to the respondent, Ramesh Chandra Pandiya, in 1985. The appellant cancelled the allotment in 1990 due to the respo...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Goa Tenancy Act Case — Jurisdiction of Mamlatdar to Grant Negative Declaration Affirmed. The court ruled that the Mamlatdar has the authority to issue negative declarations regarding tenancy under Section 7 of the Goa Tenancy Act, 1964....

The appeal arose from a dispute regarding the tenancy of a property owned by the appellant, Smt. Madhumati Atchut Parab, against the heirs of former tenants. The appellant sought a declaration from th...

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Supreme Court Restores Single Judge's Order on Reinstatement Wages Under Industrial Disputes Act. The court clarified that under Section 17B, full wages must be paid to workmen pending proceedings if they are not gainfully employed....

The dispute arose from an industrial dispute concerning the retrenchment of employees by the Kaivalyadham S.M.Y.M. Samity, leading to an award for reinstatement by the Industrial Court. The respondent...