Chhattisgarh High Court hears plea alleging a nearly decade-long delay in implementing its 2016 transfer order to CAT, seeks records and respondents’ reply.
Read Full ArticleMadras HC rules motherhood cannot hinder education, directs acceptance of delayed LLM dissertation filed after pregnancy and childbirth.
MP High Court upholds denial of age relaxation to EWS candidates in ADPO recruitment, ruling such concessions depend on State rules and policy.
Supreme Court allows UP HJS aspirants rejected over non-forwarding of applications to appear in Mains, saying candidates cannot be denied on hyper-technical grounds.
Gauhati High Court held that a pending criminal case cannot justify withholding an MBBS Pass Certificate where the candidate completed the course and obtained registration.
Supreme Court issues notice on plea challenging Bihar Minister Deepak Prakash’s re-appointment without election, citing Article 164(4) limits.
Karnataka High Court rules that a wife cannot invoke the Senior Citizens Act against her husband and quashes revenue authorities’ khata mutation orders.
Gauhati High Court rules that GST registration cancelled due to a tax consultant’s negligence may be restored upon filing returns and clearing dues.
Karnataka High Court issues a comprehensive SOP on universal accessibility, mandating compliance by government and private establishments statewide.
Karnataka High Court held BSNL liable for SIM swap fraud, directing it to pay ₹55 lakh compensation to a co-operative bank for financial losses.
Madras High Court issues statewide SARFAESI Section 14 directions, mandates timely disposal, and warns authorities against unexplained delays.
Allahabad High Court grants relief to a UP officer punished over a Facebook post on Dr. Ambedkar’s absence from a Tiranga rally, citing flaws in the enquiry.
MP High Court rules that advocates running offices from their homes cannot be charged commercial electricity tariffs.
Jharkhand HC held Bar Council cannot deny advocate enrolment merely because a candidate accepted a job after filing the application.
Supreme Court held that only digitally signed orders are binding, while in-court dictation to court-master is merely a rough draft.
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