CRIMINAL WRIT PETITION NO. 2364 OF 2024
28 Apr 2025...
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Bombay High Court Allows Petition Challenging Tender Condition Requiring Registration Under Maharashtra Sales Tax Act for Works Contract. Condition No. 10 of e-tender for construction of administrative building held ultra vires as it imposes an additional eligibility criterion not mandated by the Maharashtra Public Works Department's Standard Bidding Document.
17 Sep 2025The petitioner, M/s. Siddhanath Construction, a proprietorship firm, challenged tender condition no. 10 in an e-tender issued by the Sangola Municipal...
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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Revenue Entries in Mutation Proceedings — Holds That Mutation Entries Do Not Confer Title and Revenue Authorities Must Decide Based on Possession and Revenue Records, Not Title Disputes.
25 Apr 2024The petitioners, Navin Popatlal Shah and Nitin Sundraji Shah, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India before the Bombay H...
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Bombay High Court Quashes ED Summons Issued Under PMLA to Accused in Predicate Offence Cases — Summons Under Section 50 PMLA Cannot Be Issued to Persons Not Named in ECIR or Arrested Under PMLA
23 Feb 2023The petitioners, Naresh Goyal and Anita Naresh Goyal, filed two separate criminal writ petitions under Article 226 of the Constitution of India and Se...
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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Termination of Contract by MSETCL — Holds Termination Without Show Cause Notice Violates Principles of Natural Justice and Contractual Stipulations. The court set aside the termination order and directed restoration of status quo ante, emphasizing that contractual clauses requiring show cause notice must be adhered to.
10 Jan 2022The petitioner, Maha Active Engineers India Pvt. Ltd., was awarded a contract by the respondents, Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd. ...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition Challenging Appointment of Nominated Councillor as Leader of House in Pune Municipal Corporation. Section 19-1A of Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act, 1949 Does Not Require Leader to Be Elected Councillor; Term 'Councillor' Includes Nominated Members.
28 Feb 2022The Bombay High Court dismissed a writ petition challenging the appointment of a nominated Councillor as Leader of the House in the Pune Municipal Cor...
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Bombay High Court Upholds Conviction for Rape and Robbery in Case of False Promise of Marriage. Court holds that sexual intercourse on false promise of marriage constitutes rape under Section 375 IPC and that theft during such act amounts to robbery under Section 390 IPC.
10 Jun 2022The case involves two appeals: Criminal Appeal No. 467 of 2012 filed by the convict Anand Singh challenging his conviction and sentence, and Criminal ...
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Bombay High Court Grants Interim Relief to Housing Society Against Developer Under Section 9 of Arbitration Act — Developer Restrained from Creating Third Party Rights and Directed to Remove Barricades. The court held that the society made out a strong prima facie case for interim measures pending arbitration due to the developer's failure to complete the project and the members' prolonged displacement.
7 Jul 2022The petitioner, Nehru Nagar Ratnadeep Co-operative Housing Society Ltd., filed a petition under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 199...
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High Court of Karnataka Dismisses PIL Challenging Appointment of Associate Professor for Lack of Bonafide Public Interest. Petitioners failed to establish locus standi as they were not competitors for the post and the petition was found to be motivated by personal interest.
9 Apr 2025The petitioners, three individuals claiming to be public-spirited persons, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India seekin...
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High Court
Bombay High Court Allows Generating Company's Open Access Petition Under Electricity Act, 2003 — Distribution Licensee Cannot Deny Open Access to Captive Generating Plant. The Court held that a generating company is entitled to open access for supply of electricity to its consumers and that the distribution licensee cannot impose conditions that defeat the statutory scheme of open access under Sections 9, 10, and 42 of the Electricity Act, 2003.
18 Jan 2011The case involves a writ petition filed by The Tata Power Company Limited and others against the Government of Maharashtra and others. The petitioner,...
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