WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 943 OF 2021
1 Jan 1970The Supreme Court of India, in a combined proceeding, dealt with a batch of writ petitions, special leave petitions, and contempt petitions invoking A...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Promoter's Appeal in RERA Case, Holding That Acceptance of Delayed Possession Without Protest Does Not Waive Right to Interest Under Section 18 of RERA. Statutory Right to Interest Under RERA Cannot Be Waived by Mere Acceptance of Possession Without a Clear Agreement.
18 Jun 2026The case involves a Second Appeal filed by CCI Projects Private Limited (the promoter) against an order of the Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribu...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Holds Civil Court Cannot Regularise Encroachment on Forest Land in Contravention of Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 — Government Resolution of 1979 Cannot Override Section 2 of the Act.
17 Jan 2013This is a reference made by the Joint Civil Judge, Junior Division, Kannad under Section 113 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, seeking answers to ...
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High Court
High Court of Bombay Disposes of Batch of Petitions Challenging Staffing Pattern and Pupil-Teacher Ratio Circulars Under RTE Act and MEPS Act. The Court examines the constitutional and statutory validity of State circulars fixing norms for recognized private schools, including minority institutions, and their impact on teachers' service conditions.
15 Dec 2015Multiple writ petitions were filed by head masters, teachers, school managements (including minority institutions) challenging various State circulars...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Appeal Against Dismissal of Petition Challenging Portrayal of Persons with Disabilities in Film 'Aankh Micholi' — Remands to High Court for Merits Hearing. The Court held that the High Court erred in dismissing the writ petition on maintainability grounds without considering the substantial questions regarding the rights of persons with disabilities under the RPwD Act and the Cinematograph Act.
8 Jul 2024The appellant, Nipun Malhotra, is the founder of an organization promoting disability awareness and is a person with arthrogryposis. He filed a writ p...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Suit for Declaration of Title and Possession in Property Dispute Between Brothers. Consent Decree and Subsequent Transfers Bar Reopening of Title Under Section 9A CPC.
18 Oct 2013The plaintiff, Naresh Lachmandas Aswani, filed a suit against his brother Haridas (defendant no.1) and two companies (defendant nos.2 and 3) seeking a...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Issues Comprehensive Directions for Release of Undertrial Prisoners in Suo Motu Public Interest Litigation — Systemic Overcrowding and Violation of Article 21 Rights Addressed. The Court held that the continued incarceration of undertrial prisoners beyond the maximum period of imprisonment for the offences they are charged with violates their fundamental rights under Article 21 of the Constitution, and issued directions to ensure their release and prevent overcrowding.
1 Jan 2026The Supreme Court of India, in a writ petition filed by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) under Article 32 of the Constitution, addressed ...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Disposes of Multiple Writ Petitions Involving Slum Rehabilitation Authority — Relief Not Specified as Judgment Text Only Contains Cause Title and Advocates. The batch includes Writ Petition No. 3140 of 2019 and connected matters, with petitioners seeking various reliefs against the State of Maharashtra and the Slum Rehabilitation Authority.
30 Dec 2025The High Court of Judicature at Bombay (Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction, Division Bench) delivered a judgment on December 30, 2025, in a batch of...
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Allows Appeal in National Green Tribunal Act Case Due to Improper Dismissal of Environmental Application. The NGT Erred in Relegating Specific Environmental Grievances to a Committee Without Adjudicating on Merits, Violating Its Statutory Duty Under Sections 14 and 15 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010.
21 Jan 2022The appeal arose from a judgment and order of the Principal Bench of the National Green Tribunal dated 28 September 2018, which dismissed Original App...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Upholds Polluter Pays Principle in Tannery Pollution Case — Directs Comprehensive Compensation and Remediation for Environmental Degradation in Vellore District. The court affirmed that tanneries are strictly liable for ecological damage and health impacts, and the Loss of Ecology Authority's compensation assessment must be enforced with government backup liability.
13 Feb 2025The Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark judgment addressing the severe environmental degradation caused by tannery industries in Vellore Distr...
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