Madras High Court Reserved Judgment on Batch of Writ Petitions Filed Under Article 226 Challenging Dismissal Orders. Petitioners from Various Town Panchayats Sought Quashing of Termination Orders and Reinstatement with Backwages.
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Search Results for "Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Rules 2023"
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High Court
Madras High Court Directs Consideration of Representations Before Eviction in Encroachment Cases Under Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Act. Petitioners' explanations under Section 128 must be considered before final orders; status quo ordered pending decision.
26 Mar 2026The petitioners, P.Vijaya and E.Lakshmi, filed two writ petitions under Article 226 of the Constitution of India challenging show cause notices dated ...
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Madras High Court Directs Consideration of Representations Before Eviction in Encroachment Cases Under Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Act. Show Cause Notice Under Section 128(1)(b)(2) of Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Act, 1998 Challenged; Court Holds Authority Must Consider Explanations Before Final Order.
26 Mar 2026The petitioners, P. Vijaya and E. Lakshmi, filed two writ petitions challenging show cause notices dated 13.02.2026 issued by the Commissioner of Thir...
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High Court of Karnataka Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Elephant Electrocution, Directs Comprehensive Measures for Wildlife Protection. The Court issued directions to prevent unnatural deaths of wild animals, emphasizing the State's duty to protect wildlife under Article 51A(g) of the Constitution and the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
26 Apr 2025The High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru, presided by Chief Justice N.V. Anjaria and Justice M.I. Arun, delivered a judgment in a suo motu public inte...
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High Court Dismisses Writ Petition as Withdrawn Regarding Single Window Approval Committee. The petitioner’s prayer to constitute the committee under Rule 320 of the Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Rules, 2023 was not adjudicated as the petition was dismissed as withdrawn.
25 Feb 2025The writ petition was filed by M/s. Diamond Graphics, a sole proprietorship represented by its proprietor R. Rajasekar, under Article 226 of the Const...
High Court
Madras High Court Dismisses Writ Petition as Withdrawn in Matter Seeking Direction to Constitute Single Window Approval Committee. Petitioner Sought Withdrawal and the Court Permitted Dismissal Under Article 226 of Constitution.
25 Feb 2025The petitioner, a sole proprietorship firm, filed a writ petition before the Madras High Court seeking directions to the respondents, including the Co...
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Madras High Court dismisses writ petitions against show cause notices as premature, granting liberty to submit explanation. Show cause notices issued under Rule 330 of Tamil Nadu Urban Local Bodies Rules, 2023, for alleged violation of hoarding licence conditions are not amenable to writ challenge except on grounds of lack of jurisdiction or mala fides with personal impleadment.
6 Feb 2025Two writ petitions were filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India by Kathir Arts Fabrication and ADD 5 Vision against the Commissioner, Hos...
High Court
Madras High Court Examines Challenge to Denial of Outdoor Advertisement License. Petitioner Seeks Quashing of Order Dated 06.06.2024 and Direction to Grant License under Urban Local Bodies Rules, 2023.
3 Feb 2025The litigation arose from the rejection of a license application for an outdoor advertisement hoarding by the Greater Chennai Corporation. The petitio...
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Challenge Against Excessive Enrolment Fees by State Bar Councils — Additional Fees Beyond Section 24(1)(f) of Advocates Act Held Unconstitutional. The Court ruled that SBCs cannot impose any extra charges at enrolment, as the statutory fee is exhaustive and any additional levy violates Articles 14 and 19(1)(g).
30 Jul 2024The Supreme Court in this judgment addressed a challenge under Article 32 of the Constitution against the enrolment fees charged by State Bar Councils...
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Supreme Court Upholds Allowances for Judicial Officers as Recommended by Second National Judicial Pay Commission. The Court rejected objections based on financial burden and equivalence with other government officers, holding that providing service conditions is a mandatory state duty essential for judicial functions and rule of law.
4 Jan 2024The Supreme Court of India, in a judgment delivered by Dr Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud, CJI, addressed objections from the Union Government and State Gove...
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