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Supreme Court Quashes High Bid in Mining Lease e-Auction, Orders Fresh Auction and Penalty. Supreme Court finds error in 140.10% bid to be a genuine mistake, mandates a fresh e-auction while imposing a Rs 3 crore penalty on appellant for lack of due care.

Granted leave to appeal against the judgment of the High Court of Orissa, which dismissed the writ petition of the appellant who had mistakenly placed...

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Bombay High Court Allows Compromise Between Plaintiffs and Defendant Nos.8-11 in Property Suit — Consent Terms Accepted Despite Objections from Other Defendants. Partial Settlement Under Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC Does Not Affect Rights of Non-Settling Defendants Who May Continue to Contest the Suit.

The suit was filed by 35 plaintiffs seeking a declaration that they are purchasers of certain property. The matter was listed for settlement as the pl...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeals by Odisha Forest Development Corporation Ltd. in Tender Dispute — Refund of Deposit Ordered by High Court Set Aside. Forfeiture of Security Deposit Upheld as Per Contract Terms When Writ Petition Withdrawn Without Pressing Challenge.

The Supreme Court of India heard a batch of appeals arising from orders of the High Court of Orissa. The appellant, Odisha Forest Development Corporat...

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Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Employee for Accepting Hospitality from Bidder During Tender Process. Attending IEEMA Conference Without Permission and Availing Air Ticket from M/s. Secure Meters Constitutes Misconduct Under Service Regulations.

The appellant, Rathin Ghosh, was a Superintending Engineer with 22 years of unblemished service in the West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Comp...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition, Restores Eviction Decree in Sub-Lease Dispute for Breach of Covenant. Failure to pay municipal taxes and insurance premium constituted breach of condition under Section 111(g) of Transfer of Property Act, 1882, justifying forfeiture and eviction.

The petitioner, as lessor, had granted a sub-lease of land and buildings to the first respondent for 98 years. The sub-lease deed contained covenants ...

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NCLAT Dismisses Appeal Against Rejection of Section 7 Application for CIRP — Claimants Failed to Prove Debt and Default. The Tribunal held that the Appellants did not establish the existence of a financial debt or default, and the application was barred by limitation.

The present appeal was filed by Vistra ITCL (India) Limited, Pratiti Trading Private Limited, and Gajendra Investment Limited (Appellants) against the...