KAHC010059832012_1
21 Jun 2016The available text of the judgment only includes the list of parties in W.P.No.27674/2012 and connected cases, filed as a Public Interest Litigation b...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitioner's Challenge to Tender Cancellation in Public Works Contract. Court holds that cancellation due to lack of competition and failure to meet essential conditions is valid and does not require prior notice to bidders.
20 Sep 2023The petitioner, Waterfront Constructions Private Limited, challenged the cancellation of a tender issued by the respondent authorities for a public wo...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Drivers' Petition for Time Bound Promotion Scheme Benefits. Government Resolution dated 17.5.2003 Quashed as Discriminatory Against Drivers in Zilla Parishads.
16 Jul 2015The petitioners, four drivers employed by Zilla Parishads in Gadchiroli, Amravati, and Chandrapur, filed a writ petition seeking quashing of Governmen...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging MCGM Contract Awards in Public Interest Litigation. Court Finds No Irregularity in Tender Process and Upholds Validity of Contracts for Road Works.
5 Jul 2016The present Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed by Jayshree Ramakant Khadilkar Pande challenging the award of four contracts by the Municipal C...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Unmarried Woman's Appeal for Pregnancy Termination Under Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 - Interprets Rule 3B to Include Unmarried Women for Termination Up to Twenty-Four Weeks Based on Injury to Mental Health. The Court held that exclusion of unmarried women from Rule 3B violates Article 14 and that reproductive autonomy under Article 21 extends to all women, requiring purposive interpretation of the Act.
29 Sep 2022The appeal arose from a judgment of the Delhi High Court dated 15 July 2022, where the appellant, an unmarried woman, sought permission to terminate h...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Visually Impaired Student to Pursue Physiotherapy — Strikes Down Blanket Ban as Unconstitutional. The court held that a complete prohibition on persons with visual impairment from studying or practicing physiotherapy violates Article 14 and the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, and directed individual assessment.
20 Jun 2023The petitioner, Zill Suresh Jain, a student aged 18 years, suffers from low vision with a 40% visual impairment. She completed her SSC in March 2020 a...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Normalization Process in Police Recruitment — Equi-Percentile Method Valid for Multi-Session Exams. Standardized Equi-Percentile Method for Normalization of Marks Across Different Sessions of Written Examination Held Permissible Under Uttar Pradesh Sub Inspector and Inspector (Police) Service Rules, 2015.
7 Jan 2022The case pertains to the recruitment process for 2400 posts of Sub-Inspector of Police, 210 posts of Platoon Commander (PAC), and 97 posts of Fire Off...
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High Court
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High Court
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Compassionate Appointment Case Under Railway Board Circular. Court Holds Denial of Appointment to Children of Second Marriage Discriminatory and Violates Articles 14 and 16(2) of Constitution of India, as Such Children Are Deemed Legitimate Under Section 16 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
24 Feb 2022The dispute involved a challenge to a Railway Board circular that denied compassionate appointment to children born from the second marriage of a dece...
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