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Bombay High Court Dismisses Writ Petition Seeking Caste Certificate Validity for 'Laman' Tribe Due to Fraudulent Suppression. Court Finds Petitioner Suppressed Material Documents and Relied on Inconsistent Oral Evidence, Dismissing the Petition with Direction for Contempt Notice.

The dispute arose from the rejection of a caste validity certificate claimed by the petitioner, a member of the 'Laman' nomadic tribe, by the District...

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Supreme Court Upholds High Court's Direction for Fresh EWS Certificate Issuance in Recruitment Dispute. High Court Properly Exercised Discretion Given Ambiguity in Advertisement Terms and Government Notifications Regarding Financial Year Requirements for EWS Certificates.

The Supreme Court considered appeals challenging a common judgment of the Allahabad High Court regarding the validity of Economically Weaker Section c...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Invalidation of Caste Certificate for Vanjari NT(D) Category Student. Court sets aside Scrutiny Committee order due to lack of proper opportunity of hearing and failure to consider documentary evidence.

The petitioner, a 20-year-old student, claimed to belong to the 'Vanjari (30)' – NT(D) category and was issued a caste certificate by the Sub Divisi...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition of Talathi Candidate, Quashes Tribunal Order. Caste Validity Certificate Issued After Advertisement But Before Appointment Validates Selection Under NT-C Category.

The petitioner, Supriya Vinayak Gawande, challenged the order of the Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal dated 22.04.2019, which quashed her selection...

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Supreme Court Quashes Bihar Government Notification Granting Scheduled Tribe Status to Lohar Community as Unconstitutional - State Lacks Authority Under Article 342 of Constitution to Specify Scheduled Tribes, Causing Violation of Fundamental Rights Under Articles 14 and 21.

The dispute involved a writ petition under Article 32 of the Constitution filed by four petitioners challenging a notification issued by the Governmen...

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