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Madras High Court Dismisses Appeal by Accountant General, Upholds Family Pension to Second Wife After First Wife's Death. Bigamous Marriage Not Void Ab Initio for Pension Purposes Under Tamil Nadu Pension Rules After Death of First Wife.

The case involves a writ appeal filed by the Accountant General of Tamil Nadu against a single judge order directing inclusion of the second wife's na...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Widow's Compassionate Appointment Claim After 14-Year Delay. Purpose of Compassionate Appointment Defeated by Lapse of Time as Family Survived Without Government Assistance.

The petitioners, Dipika Diliprao Dalvi (widow) and her son Aditya Diliprao Dalvi, filed a writ petition seeking compassionate appointment. The husband...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Employer's Appeal in Compassionate Appointment Case Due to Excessive Delay and Non-Compliance with Policy. Compassionate Appointment Cannot Be Granted After 24 Years as It Defeats the Objective of Providing Immediate Relief to the Family of a Deceased Employee.

The dispute arose from a compassionate appointment claim by the respondent, daughter of a deceased employee who died in 1995 while working as a loadin...

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Supreme Court Allows State's Appeal in Compassionate Appointment Case Due to Delay and Inclusion of Pension in Income. Family pension can be considered in assessing indigent circumstances, and a seven-year delay in filing writ petition is fatal to the claim.

The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by the State of Himachal Pradesh against the judgment of the High Court of Himachal Pradesh which had direc...

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Bombay High Court Directs State to Formulate Comprehensive Policy for Prevention of Farmer Suicides. Court holds that the State must provide ex-gratia assistance to families of farmers who committed suicide due to agricultural indebtedness, recognizing the constitutional duty under Article 21.

The judgment arises from a Public Interest Litigation initiated by a letter from the All India Bio Dynamic and Organic Farming Association to the Chie...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Union of India's Petition Challenging Succession Certificate Granted to Second Wife and Children in Railway Pension Dispute. Succession Certificate is Conclusive for Payment of Terminal Dues; Family Pension Governed by Railway Pension Rules, 1993, Not by Certificate Shares.

The case involves a dispute between the Union of India (Petitioner) and the legal heirs of a deceased railway employee, Ambadas Shekappa Malve, who di...