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Bombay High Court Dismisses Bank's Petition Challenging Labour Court's Finding of Perversity in Enquiry Officer's Findings. Court upholds that perversity of findings is a jurisdictional fact and Labour Court's conclusion was based on evidence.

The Petitioner-Bank challenged the order of the Labour Court dated 1 September 2023 in Complaint (ULP) No.58 of 2014, which held that the enquiry agai...

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Bombay High Court at Goa Quashes Disciplinary Proceedings Against Police Personnel for Violation of Natural Justice and Lack of Evidence. Inquiry conducted without proper opportunity to cross-examine witnesses and based on inadmissible evidence held unsustainable.

The judgment concerns four writ petitions filed by police personnel (three police constables and one assistant sub-inspector) challenging disciplinary...

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Madras High Court Dismisses Writ Petition Challenging Compulsory Retirement of Police Constable for Unauthorized Absence. Court Holds That Ex-Parte Disciplinary Enquiry Was Valid as Petitioner Deliberately Failed to Participate Despite Notice, and No Violation of Natural Justice Occurred.

Background: The petitioner, a police constable, was removed from service for unauthorized absence and later had his punishment modified to compulsory ...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Writ Petition of CRPF Constable Challenging Dismissal for Theft of Ammunition. The court upheld the disciplinary action, finding no procedural irregularities and that the punishment of dismissal was proportionate to the grave misconduct of stealing arms and ammunition.

The petitioner, Sharad Bhaskar Manekar, was a Constable in the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) appointed on 1.1.1997. While posted at Nagpur and a...

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Bombay High Court on its Own Motion Proceeds Against Individual for Scandalous Facebook Posts Targeting Judges. Court Stresses That Such Vicious Attacks on Judiciary Constitute Gross Criminal Contempt Undermining Rule of Law.

Suo-motu criminal contempt proceedings were initiated by the Bombay High Court against an individual who, through his Facebook profile, published a se...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition of Police Patil Challenging Cancellation of Kerosene Retail Licence. Police Patil is not a Government Servant and is Permitted to Engage in Local Business Under Rule 8 of the Maharashtra Village Police Patil Rules, 1968.

The petitioner, Ishwar S/o Vithalrao Mohite, is a Police Patil and has been running a retail kerosene shop in village Ghodki, Tq. Washi, Dist. Osmanab...