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Supreme Court Clarifies Inapplicability of S. Nithya Judgments to Cricket Associations in Membership and Election Dispute. Tiruchirappalli District Cricket Association Appeals Against Madras High Court's Application of Athletics Governance Reforms to Cricket Association

The Supreme Court heard appeals from the Appellant against the Madras High Court's judgment that applied directions from S. Nithya cases to the cricke...

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High Court of Karnataka Allows Student's Appeal in Education Dispute — University Directed to Recognize Academic Year for M.Pharma Course. Admission Cancellation for Lack of Eligibility Upheld but Student Permitted to Continue in Same Batch Due to University's Failure to Timely Communicate Deficiency.

The appellant, Mr. Apputha Raj, filed a writ appeal against an order of a learned Single Judge dismissing his writ petition. The appellant had sought ...

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Supreme Court Imposes Penalty on Medical College for Defying Stay Order While Protecting Student Admissions. Medical College Found to Have Acted in Defiance of Supreme Court Order by Admitting Students Despite Stay, Leading to Conditional Penalty Under Article 142 of Constitution.

The dispute involved Annasaheb Chudaman Patil Memorial Medical College challenging regulatory actions by the National Medical Commission and Medical A...

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Supreme Court Upholds State Transport Authority in Motor Vehicles Act Case on Vehicle Replacement Rule. Kerala Motor Vehicle Rule 174(2)(c) Validated as It Does Not Exceed Section 83 and Serves Public Safety by Prohibiting Older Vehicle Replacements.

The Supreme Court of India addressed a dispute concerning the validity of Rule 174(2)(c) of the Kerala Motor Vehicle Rules, 1989, which allows the tra...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Absorption Order Against Minority School in Surplus Employee Case. Religious Minority Status Under Article 30(1) Protects Autonomy in Staff Management — Direction to Absorb Caretaker from Closed School Held Unenforceable.

The petitioners, The Canossa Society (a trust registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950) and The Canossa Special School, challenged an order ...