Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench, Addresses Multiple Writ Petitions by Complainants Against Respondent Company. Labour Dispute Allegedly Under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, After Labour Court Orders.
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Writ Petitions of Probationary Teachers Challenging Termination During Probation Period. Termination simpliciter during probation is not punitive and no notice or hearing is required under the Maharashtra Employees of Private Schools (Conditions of Service) Regulation Act, 1977.
30 Nov -0001The judgment involves four writ petitions filed by probationary teachers (Vinita Vinayak Parulekar, Shilpa Dinesh Parulekar, Shama Dattaram Vichare, a...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court directs the Central Implementation Committee to prepare guidelines for imposition of environmental compensation under Solid Waste Management Rules, 2026; reaffirms polluter pays principle and strict liability in environmental matters.
4 Aug 2026The Supreme Court, in the course of a civil appeal, addressed the institutionalisation of solid waste management in India. The matter arose from the n...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Accused's Cross-Examination in NI Act Case - Right Under Section 145(2) Not Conditional on Written Statement. The court held that the accused's right to cross-examine the complainant under Section 145(2) of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 is absolute and not dependent on filing a written statement, setting aside the trial court's rejection order.
9 May 2023The petitioner, Rakesh Singh, filed two criminal writ petitions challenging the order dated 07/10/2023 passed by the trial court in two complaints und...
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High Court of Bombay at Goa Allows Petition Under Article 227 and Section 482 CrPC Against Rejection of Application Under Section 145(2) of Negotiable Instruments Act — Right to Cross-Examine Complainant's Witnesses Cannot Be Denied
23 Aug 2023The petitioner, Kishor Biradmal Bhandari, filed a Criminal Writ Petition under Article 227 of the Constitution of India and Section 482 of the Code of...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Quashes Cancellation of Licenses for Bar and Restaurant Due to Disproportionate Penalty and Acceptance of Guilt. Licensing Authority's Order Set Aside as Licensee's Admission and Assurance of Compliance Were Not Properly Considered Under Sections 33(w), 33(y), 33(xa) of Bombay Police Act, 1951.
18 Nov 2011The petitioner, Shri Ramesh K. Shetty, proprietor of Ramesh Bar and Restaurant in Navi Mumbai, held an eating house license under Section 33(xa) and a...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal in Compulsory Retirement Case Based on Declining Performance in Disciplined Force. Entire Service Record Including Pre-Promotion Adverse Entries Considered; 'Washed-Off Theory' Inapplicable to Retention Assessments Under Fundamental Rule 56(j).
6 Aug 2026The dispute arose from the compulsory retirement of a Central Industrial Security Force Inspector under Fundamental Rule 56(j). The appellant, who joi...
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court Dismisses Challenges to One-Man Committee's Final Employee Allocation Between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Power Utilities. Allocation Under Section 82 of Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 Upheld as Final and Binding on All Parties.
7 Dec 2020The Supreme Court dismissed a batch of miscellaneous applications filed by Telangana power utilities, employees, and associations challenging the fina...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition of Probationary Police Sub-Inspectors Challenging Stigmatic Termination Without Inquiry. Termination orders set aside as violative of Article 311(2) and Maharashtra Police (Probation) Rules, 1960, with direction for reinstatement.
23 Aug 2023The petitioners, 21 individuals, were appointed as Police Sub-Inspectors in the Maharashtra Police Force on a probationary basis. During their probati...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging Condonation of Delay in Filing Written Statement — Delay of 9 years and 79 days condoned subject to costs of Rs.15,000/- as sufficient cause shown and no prejudice caused to plaintiff.
10 Oct 2019The petitioner-plaintiff filed a suit for recovery of Rs.21,00,000/- paid as part consideration for purchase of a flat. The suit was dismissed in defa...
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