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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging School Tribunal's Order on Date of Birth Correction for Pensionary Benefits. Court upholds Tribunal's finding that petitioner's actual date of birth is 15.09.1960 based on school records, rejecting the service book entry of 01.10.1962 as erroneous.

The petitioner, Prakash Narayanrao Thakare, was appointed as an assistant teacher on 17.03.1989 at Sonaji Maharaj High School, Sonala. At the time of ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal of Director Seeking Enhanced Retirement Age in Minority Institution. AICTE/UGC Amendment Not Automatically Applicable Where State Government Has Not Adopted It.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of P.J. Dharmaraj, who was the Director of CSI Institute of Technology (CSIIT), a private unaided minority educ...

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Bombay High Court Upholds Dismissal of Head Mechanic for Gross Negligence in Bus Fire That Killed 33 Passengers. Enquiry Officer's Bias Allegation Rejected as Labour Court and Industrial Court Findings of Fair Enquiry and Non-Perverse Findings Are Upheld.

The petitioner, Ratnakar Surale, was employed as a Head Mechanic with the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC). He joined service on 0...

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Supreme Court Partially Allows Appeal in Insurance Company Service Dispute — No Work No Pay Principle Applied for Period After Punishment Order. Setting Aside of Termination Order Does Not Automatically Entitle Employee to Back Wages; Employee Must Show Willingness to Work.

The Supreme Court considered an appeal by United India Insurance Company against a High Court order directing payment of salary to the respondent, Sir...

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Supreme Court Allows State's Appeal in Pension Entitlement Case - Resignation Forfeits Past Service Under Punjab Civil Services Rules. Rule 7.5(1) of Punjab Civil Services Rules disentitles a resigning employee to pension as past service stands forfeited.

The respondent, Gurbaran Singh, was appointed as a pharmacist by the Director Health Services, Punjab on 05.09.1975 on a regular basis. During his ten...

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Bombay High Court Upholds Dismissal of Jail Sepoy for Concealing Conviction Under Bombay Police Act — Non-Disclosure of Criminal Conviction by Disciplined Force Member Justifies Dismissal in Public Interest

The petitioner, Dnyanshwar Vithuji Ghude, was a jail sepoy (Rakshak) at Central Prison, Amravati, who joined service on 1.11.1964 and was confirmed on...

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Bombay High Court Allows Petition of Professor in Government Medical College Challenging Transfer — Transfer Order Quashed as Arbitrary and Contrary to Transfer Policy Due to Proximity to Superannuation and Medical Grounds.

The petitioner, Nilkanth s/o Ramji Akarte, was appointed as Lecturer in Biochemistry at Government Medical College, Nagpur on 17.3.1977 and promoted t...