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High Court of Karnataka Strikes Down Gender Restriction in Military Nursing Service Ordinance 1943 — Allows Male Nurses to Join Army Nursing Service. The court held that the word 'if woman' in Section 6 of the Indian Military Nursing Service Ordinance 1943 and the word 'female' in the impugned notification are unconstitutional as they violate Articles 14, 15, and 16 of the Constitution of India.
5 Jan 2024The petitioners, Sanjay M Peerapur (Principal) and Shivappa Maranabasari (Lecturer) from KLE's Institute of Nursing Science, along with the Karnataka ...
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Bombay High Court Allows Conversion of Industrial Plot to Residential Zone in Town Planning Scheme — Arbitrary Zoning Violates Article 14. Petitioner's plot in I-2 zone surrounded by residential properties; court holds that zoning must be rational and non-arbitrary, and directs conversion on payment of premium under DCPR 2034.
9 Oct 2023The petitioner, Rational Art & Press Private Limited, owned Final Plot No. 951(A) on Appasaheb Marathe Marg, Mumbai, which was zoned as industrial (I-...
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High Court of Karnataka Quashes Land Acquisition Officer’s Endorsements Denying Compensation for Phot Kharab Lands, Directs Enquiry Under Rule 21(2) of Karnataka Land Revenue Rules, 1966. The Court held that classification as phot kharab does not automatically vest ownership in the State; the Land Acquisition Officer must ascertain whether the land falls under Rule 21(2)(a) or (b) before deciding compensation.
7 Mar 2023Background: The case involved three writ petitions filed by landowners whose lands were acquired for the Upper Krishna Project, challenging the endors...
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Supreme Court Allows Appeal of Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences in Service Matter — Retirement Age Enhancement Not Applicable to Autonomous Body Employees. The Court held that the Cabinet decision to enhance superannuation age to 65 years for AYUSH doctors was limited to those directly under the Ministry of AYUSH and CGHS, and did not extend to employees of autonomous bodies like CCRAS.
1 Jan 2023The case involves an appeal by the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) and its Director General against the judgment of the Ori...
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Supreme Court Examines Scope of Section 34 Arbitration Act in National Highways Acquisition Disputes - The court considered whether modification of arbitral awards is permissible under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, particularly for compensation awards under the National Highways Act, 1956.
20 Jul 2021The Supreme Court addressed a significant legal question regarding the scope of judicial intervention under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Concilia...
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Bombay High Court Upholds Land Acquisition for Pimpri-Chinchwad New Town Development Authority — Compensation Enhancement Granted. Landowners entitled to higher compensation under Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 for acquisitions under Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966.
7 Aug 2019The judgment involves three writ petitions filed by landowners and a developer challenging land acquisition proceedings initiated by the Pimpri-Chinch...
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Bombay High Court Allows Married Sister's Claim for Compassionate Appointment — Government Resolution Excluding Married Sisters Held Unconstitutional. The court struck down the policy as discriminatory under Articles 14, 15, and 16 of the Constitution, holding that marital status is not a valid criterion for denying compassionate appointment to a sister who is a dependent of the deceased employee.
11 Oct 2017The petitioners, Swapanali Shekhar Kalbhor (married sister of the deceased employee) and Gulabbai Kailash Sathe (mother), filed a writ petition under ...
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Bombay High Court Upholds Minority Scholarship Schemes as Constitutional — Schemes for Minority Communities Do Not Violate Article 14 or 15(1) as They Are Based on Backwardness and Not Religion Alone.
6 Jun 2011The Bombay High Court disposed of two public interest litigations challenging the constitutional validity of two scholarship schemes for minority comm...
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