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Supreme Court Quashes Election Result and Declares Appellant Mayor in Municipal Election Due to Presiding Officer's Malpractices. The Court held that the High Court erred in not granting interim relief and the presiding officer's actions in invalidating votes vitiated the election under the Punjab Municipal Corporation Act, 1976.

20 Feb 2024

The dispute arose from an election for the post of Mayor of the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation held on 30 January 2024. The appellant, Kuldeep Kumar...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Clarifies Voting Rights and Election Sequence in Delhi Municipal Corporation Under Constitutional and Statutory Provisions. Court held that nominated members lack voting rights in Mayor election per Article 243R and Section 3(3)(b)(i) of Delhi Municipal Corporation Act 1957, and Mayor election must precede Deputy Mayor election as per Regulations 7-8.

17 Feb 2023

The Supreme Court of India, in a petition filed under Article 32 of the Constitution, addressed issues concerning the constitution of the Municipal Co...

High Court

Bombay High Court Quashes Notification Reserving Mayor Office for Scheduled Caste Category in Dhule Municipal Corporation — Violation of Rotation Policy Under Maharashtra Municipal Corporations Act, 1949. Court holds that reservation of Mayor office must follow the prescribed rotation cycle and cannot be altered mid-cycle without amendment of the Act.

7 May 2021

The petitioner, Sanjay Sudhakar Jadhav, a scheduled caste social worker and former councillor of Dhule Municipal Corporation, filed a writ petition un...

High Court

Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petitions Challenging OBC Reservation in Municipal Elections Without Backward Class Commission Report. Court holds that reservation of seats for OBCs in local body elections without consultation with the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission and without a contemporaneous empirical study violates Article 243T and Article 15(4) of the Constitution.

26 May 2020

The case involves a batch of writ petitions filed by Sameer Rajurkar and others challenging the reservation of seats for Other Backward Classes (OBCs)...

High Court

Bombay High Court Nagpur Bench Adjudicates Writ Petition Challenging Order of Divisional Commissioner Recognizing Leader of Opposition. Petition Filed by Elected Corporator Contends That His Earlier Recognition as Leader of Opposition Was Arbitrarily Revoked in Favor of Another Corporator Under Section 191AA of Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act, 1949.

31 Aug 2017

The petition was filed under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India by an elected Corporator of the Nagpur Municipal Corporation, challengi...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru Hears Batch of Writ Petitions Challenging Constitutionality of Voting Rights of Ex-Officio Members in Municipal Elections Under Section 7 of the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976. The petitions sought declarations that enabling Members of Parliament and State Legislature to vote in elections for Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Standing Committees violates Article 243R of the Constitution and is unconstitutional.

27 Nov 2015

The batch of writ petitions came before the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru on 27th November 2015, presided over by Justice Raghvendra S. Chauhan...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka Hears Batch of Writ Petitions Challenging Constitutionality of Section 7 of Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976. The Petitions Allege That Ex-Officio Members Cannot Vote in BBMP Elections for Mayor, Deputy Mayor and Standing Committees as It Violates Article 243R of the Constitution.

27 Nov 2015

A batch of writ petitions was filed before the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru challenging the constitutional validity of Section 7 of the Karnat...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka Allows Appeal in Municipal Election Dispute — Sets Aside Dismissal of Election Petition for Non-Prosecution. Restoration of Election Petition Granted as Tribunal Failed to Consider Sufficient Cause for Absence Under Section 151 CPC.

10 Mar 2015

The appellant, Mr. K. Krishnaraj Hegde, filed an election petition under Section 21 of the Karnataka Municipal Corporation (Election) Act 1979 before ...

High Court

High Court of Karnataka Dismisses Petition by Mayor Challenging No-Confidence Motion Procedure Under Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976. Court holds that the procedure for no-confidence motion against Mayor is governed by Section 47 of the Act and the Karnataka Municipal Corporations (Election of Mayor, Deputy Mayor and No Confidence Motion) Rules, 1994, and that the motion was validly initiated.

23 Feb 2015

The petitioner, Smt. K.G. Geetha Rudresh, was the Mayor of Tumkur City Corporation. She filed a writ petition challenging the no-confidence motion pas...

High Court

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