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High Court of Karnataka Quashes Transfer Order of Assistant Executive Engineer in KPTCL Due to Non-Compliance with Transfer Policy and Lack of Prior Notice. Transfer of employee from Ballari to Raichur set aside as it violated the KPTCL Transfer Policy requiring minimum tenure and prior notice.

The petitioner, Sri Mallikarjun Gouda G.N., an Assistant Executive Engineer (V) in the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL), chall...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses PIL Challenging Police Transfer Order as Not Violative of Section 22N Maharashtra Police Act. Section 22N creates a right to normal tenure but does not mandate transfer after completion of tenure.

The petitioner, Ankur Prabhakar Patil, filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) before the Bombay High Court challenging an office order dated 23rd Ma...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petitions Challenging Mutation Entries and Revenue Records in Land Dispute — Holds That Mutation Entries Do Not Confer Title and Revenue Authorities Must Follow Natural Justice Before Making Entries Affecting Rights.

The judgment concerns two writ petitions filed by individuals challenging mutation entries made in revenue records in respect of certain lands. The pe...

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Bombay High Court Allows Teachers' Transfer to Aided Posts on 100% Grant-in-Aid Basis — Prior Service on Unaided Division Counts for Regular Pay Scale. Teachers Transferred Within Same School Entitled to Full Grant-in-Aid, Not Shikshan Sevak Status.

The petitioners, five teachers, were initially appointed as Assistant Teachers on the unaided division of Respondent Nos. 4 and 5 schools on 01.02.201...

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High Court Quashes Transfer Order of BBMP Employee Due to Non-Compliance with Transfer Policy and Lack of Posting Order. Transfer Order Without Specifying Place of Posting is Arbitrary and Illegal.

The petitioner, Sri K M Vasu, an Executive Engineer on deputation to Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), challenged two orders dated 24.10.2019...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Transfer of Assistant Professors from Autonomous College. Government retains administrative control over employees recruited before grant of autonomy, and transfer order is not ultra vires.

The petitioners, Assistant Professors, were recruited by the State Government before their college became autonomous. Subsequently, the government tra...

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High Court of Karnataka Dismisses Writ Petition Challenging Transfer Order in Service Matter — Transfer Held to be an Incident of Service. Petitioner failed to demonstrate any mala fides or violation of statutory rules in the transfer order dated 18.08.2016.

The petitioner, Alla Saheb, an Executive Engineer in the District Urban Development Cell, Vijayapur, challenged his transfer order dated 18.08.2016 pa...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Transfer of Employee on Deputation Due to Violation of Deputation Terms. Transfer Order Set Aside as Respondent No.2 Failed to Follow Conditions of Deputation Requiring Three Months' Notice or Public Interest Recall.

The petitioner, Pradeepkumar Deshbhratar, was an employee of Maharashtra Jivan Pradhikaran (respondent no.2), a Government of Maharashtra undertaking....

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Supreme Court Hears Appeal on Limitation Issue Regarding Temple Property Alienations. High Court had applied Art. 134-B of Limitation Act, 1908 and rejected adverse possession claim since alienor was alive.

The dispute concerned lands granted in inam to a temple. By 1929, the manager of the temple had sold all the properties through various sale deeds and...