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Bombay High Court Allows Municipal Corporation's Petition to Dismiss Corrupt Employee Despite Minor Wage Deduction. Serious misconduct of diverting octroi refund and receiving illegal gratification outweighs technical non-compliance under Section 33(2)(b) of Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.

The Petitioner, Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, challenged the judgment and order dated 7 May 2010 passed by the Industrial Tribunal, Mumbai,...

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Madras High Court Partially Allows Petition Challenging CAT Order in Postal Employee Disciplinary Case. Tribunal's Direction to Consider Lesser Punishment Set Aside as Encroachment on Appellate Discretion Under Article 226 of Constitution of India.

The case involves a writ petition filed by the Union of India and the Superintendent of Post Office, Ramanathapuram Division, challenging an order of ...

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WRIT PETITION NO. 7034 OF 2024

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Bombay High Court Quashes Collector’s Order Declaring Gram Panchayat Seats Vacant Under Section 13A of Maharashtra Village Panchayats Act. Timely Dispatch of Resignation by RPAD Held Sufficient Compliance; Receipt After Deadline Does Not Invalidate Resignation.

The petitioner, Kaveri Hanumant Borge, was elected as a member of the Babhalkhunta Gram Panchayat and directly elected as Sarpanch on 9th October 2017...

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High Court Dismisses Postal Employee's Challenge to Dismissal Despite Acquittal in Criminal Case. Departmental findings upheld as acquittal does not automatically exonerate in disciplinary proceedings due to differing standards of proof; reliance on G.M. Tank v. State of Gujarat distinguished.

The petitioner, a Sorting Postman in the Postal Department, was dismissed from service on 25.9.2001 for misappropriation of two cash bags containing R...

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High Court of Karnataka Quashes Ex Parte Award in Minimum Wages Act Case Due to Lack of Proper Service. Employer's absence due to travel and non-opening of post box held insufficient for ex parte proceedings under Section 20(2) of Minimum Wages Act, 1948.

The petitioner, A S Chandra Prakash, a coffee planter, was issued a notice to appear before the Labour Officer and Minimum Wages Enquiring Authority (...