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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petitions of Staff Nurses Seeking Regularization of Services — Directs State to Frame Policy for Regularization of Ad Hoc Appointees in Public Health Sector. Ad Hoc Staff Nurses Entitled to Equal Pay for Equal Work Under Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution of India.

The petitioners, a group of staff nurses employed in various government hospitals in Maharashtra, were appointed on an ad hoc basis and had been worki...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Revision and Writ Petitions in Property Dispute, Upholding Appointment of Court Receiver. Court holds that disputes regarding title and possession cannot be decided in summary proceedings and that appointment of receiver is a discretionary remedy to preserve property.

The judgment arises from a property dispute concerning a piece of land in Mumbai. The original plaintiff, Amedmal Bhatewada (since deceased), filed a ...

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High Court of Karnataka Declares Demolition of Shop without Notice Illegal under Section 23 of Karnataka State Highways Act, 1964. Tenant's Possession Protected When Authorities Demolish Building Without Following Procedural Mandate.

The petitioner was a tenant running a textile shop in a building at Magadi Town, measuring 19 feet by 76 feet, referred to as Schedule-B property. He ...

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Supreme Court Upholds State's Power to Fix Higher Sugarcane Price in Conflict Resolution Between Constitution Benches. State Advised Price (SAP) is Valid and Not Repugnant to Central Minimum Price Under Essential Commodities Act, 1955 and Sugarcane (Control) Order, 1966.

The Supreme Court considered a reference from a three-judge bench regarding an alleged conflict between two Constitution Bench decisions: Ch. Tika Ram...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeals in Turf Club Dispute Over Horse Race Doping Allegations — Interim Injunction Set Aside. Court holds that internal disciplinary proceedings of a club are not subject to judicial review unless they violate principles of natural justice or statutory provisions.

The case involves a dispute arising from horse racing at the Royal Western India Turf Club Ltd. (RWITC). The plaintiff, Vinayak J. Gaekwad, owned a ho...

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High Court of Karnataka Allows Appeal in Central Excise Case — Appellant Entitled to Cenvat Credit on Input Services. Definition of 'Input Service' Under Cenvat Credit Rules, 2004 is Broad and Includes Services Having Nexus with Manufacturing Business.

The appellant, Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited, is a manufacturer of motor vehicles and parts, registered under the Central Excise Act. It file...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Respondent's Claim of Reduction in Rank, Holds Mere Reversion from Officiating Post Not Violative of Article 311(2) of the Constitution of India. The Court distinguished Vaikunthe's case, finding that reversion without permanent bar to promotion does not attract Article 311(2).

The case arose from the Southern Railway where the respondent, S. Raghavendrachar, was originally employed as a Train Examiner in the pay scale of Rs....

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Supreme Court Allows Workmen's Appeal in Industrial Disputes Act Case, Remands for Adjudication on Merits. Settlement Not Binding on Workmen When Rule 58(4) of Industrial Disputes (Central) Rules, 1957 Not Complied With, Despite Union's Consent.

The dispute originated from the dismissal/retirement of workman Shibban Lal by the management of Delhi Cloth and General Mills Ltd. The D.C.M. (City S...