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Bombay High Court Dismisses Pilots' Challenge to Command Training Selection in Air India — No Violation of Articles 14 and 16 Found. Selection based on seniority and merit was not arbitrary; employer's decision to withdraw earlier offer was justified due to operational exigencies.

The petitioners, pilots of Air India, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution challenging an order dated 30th September 2004 by wh...

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Bombay High Court Allows Writ Petition Challenging Acceptance of Resignation by Air India. Resignation by employee was not voluntary but under duress due to trade union pressure, and employer failed to follow proper procedure under service rules.

The petitioner, Rakesh Rai, was an employee of M/s National Aviation Company of India (Air India), a government company and 'State' under Article 12 o...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Suspension of Commercial Pilot License for Violation of Natural Justice. License Suspension Order Set Aside as Show Cause Notice Did Not Specify Grounds and Opportunity of Hearing Was Not Granted.

The petitioner, Jeetendra Krishna Varma, a commercial pilot, obtained his Commercial Pilot License (CPL) after training in the USA. Upon returning to ...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Suspension of Pilot License for Violation of Natural Justice — DGCA Order Set Aside for Non-Compliance with Section 19(b) Sub-Rule (3) of Aircraft Rules, 1937. License Suspension Without Prior Hearing and Without Recording Reasons Held Illegal.

The petitioner, Saurabh P. Lokhande, was issued a Commercial Pilot License by the Republic of Philippines in November 2007. He subsequently applied fo...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Air India's Restructuring and Transfer of Employees to Subsidiaries. Transfer of employees to wholly owned subsidiaries held not to be closure or retrenchment under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947.

The Bombay High Court dismissed a batch of writ petitions filed by various trade unions and associations of employees of Air India Limited challenging...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Trade Union Recognition and Election in Air India. Court upholds the validity of the recognition granted to Air India Employees Union and the election conducted under the Code of Discipline in Industry, 1958.

The judgment pertains to two writ petitions filed by Air India Employees Guild and Air Corporation Employees Union challenging the recognition granted...