Absence of forensic links and reliance on hearsay renders Prosecutions case unsustainable, highlighting risks of continuing trial based on such weak evidence, which infringes upon Petitioners rights and well-being hence, impugned FIR and charge-sheet registered of alleged offenses quashed.
Continuing his confinement lacked fruitful purpose, given his rehabilitative progress and deemed SSRBs earlier rejection of his release arbitrary and legally unsustainable, thus quashing it hence, it would be appropriate to direct release of Petitioner.
Impugned letter rejecting SSRBs recommendation and disallowing Petitioners plea for premature release, is arbitrary and unsustainable in law hence, set aside and it would be appropriate to direct release of Petitioner.
Impugned letter rejecting SSRBs recommendation and disallowing Petitioners plea for premature release, is arbitrary and unsustainable in law hence, set aside and it would be appropriate to direct release of Petitioner.
Court set aside States rejection of SSRBs recommendation for premature release of Respondents, considering factors such as adherence to Goa Prison Rules, Respondents' conduct in prison and indicators of their reform thus, decision emphasized that punishment should focus on prevention and reformation rather than vengeance.
Applicant has been incarcerated since September 3, 2018, serving over seven and half years hence, during pendency of appeal, substantive sentence can be suspended, allowing for release on bail under specific conditions.
Due to prolonged weaknesses in evidence against Applicant, which has persisted during his six-year custody, he is considered eligible for bail on similar terms as his co-accused.
Initial basis for declaring building dangerous and ordering demolition is no longer valid and related communications cannot be upheld hence, Respondent No.2 is prohibited from threatening disconnection of water or electricity based on certain communications.
Deceased died due to an "untoward incident," as defined by Act and even if Station Managers version is accepted, it would still be classified as an "untoward incident."
Appellate Court incorrectly placed burden of proof on Petitioner/Defendant, neglecting legal requirement for Plaintiff to establish tenancy, this misapplication of law suggests a significant risk of miscarriage of justice, warranting legal intervention.
Petition is substantially a service selection challenge by an unsuccessful candidate who has no indefeasible right to appointment and who seeks vague direction for appointment of some other candidate and such Petition cannot be entertained under Article 226 of Constitution.
Rehabilitation Act does not have retrospective effect and Maharashtra Resettlement of Project Displaced Persons Act, 1976 lacks a provision similar to Section 16(2)(a) of Rehabilitation Act hence, petition should be dismissed based on these grounds.
Petitioners are entitled for reimbursement of such amount of fees as is provided under Government Resolution dated 20-09-2019.
Plaintiffs conditional admission of partition deed does not establish acceptance of its terms, as no tangible actions were taken by either party to reflect its implementation hence, impugned order passed first appellate Court held proper.
Petitioners' claims cannot surpass interests of sugar producers and consumers in domestic industry and Competent authorities are equipped to make informed decisions and interference by Court is not warranted.
Order passed by Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Authority is quashed and application at Exhibit 8 is allowed, staying proceedings until final resolution of Special Civil Suit No.78 of 2022 pending before Civil Judge, Senior Division.
Additional Divisional Commissioners Order is deemed well-reasoned and justified, highlighting that land transfer sought from Respondent No. 1, an Adivasi, was done without necessary permissions, which is impermissible.
Married daughter of deceased employee is entitled for appointment on compassionate basis hence, impugned communication issued by respondent No.4 is quashed and Respondent shall consider application of petitioner No.1 on its own merit.
Both petitioner and respondent No.4 scored 41 marks in interview for an instructor post, granting management discretion to make appointment hence, no reasons to interfere with appointment of respondent No.4 as an instructor in respondent No.1s school.
Respondent Nos. 1 and 2 are directed to give approval to selection of Petitioner to post of Professor in Computer Science and Engineering forthwith.
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