Supreme Court weekly roundup featuring 10 key rulings on IBC, corruption, FIRs, SC/ST Act, senior citizens, elections, motor accident compensation and service law.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court holds writ petitions are maintainable against recognised private unaided schools for enforcing statutory salary obligations owed to teachers under the applicable education laws.
Supreme Court upholds discharge of RPF and RPSF constables for suppressing pending criminal cases in verification forms, applying the rule in Avtar Singh.
Supreme Court explains the doctrine of ratification, holding that a competent authority's later approval validates an earlier unauthorised act retrospectively from the date it was originally performed.
Supreme Court rules an employer cannot sit on a medical VRS application till the employee crosses 55 and then deny compassionate appointment on that ground.
Calcutta HC dismisses a transport corporation's appeal, holding it could not raise financial stringency to reject a compassionate appointment claim when that ground was never in the original order.
Supreme Court holds that a GPF nomination becomes invalid upon marriage and orders equal distribution of the fund between the employee’s wife and mother.
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