Petitioners claim not to have her right to contest elections denied is acknowledged, but necessity of resolution in preserving function of Anganwadi workers is upheld.
Consolidation scheme was fully implemented prior to 1975 and attempts to contest it 38 years later were deemed likely to disrupt settled claims.
Petitioner, initially appointed to an unaided post in 2008 and transferred to a fully aided post in 2017 after nine years of service, is entitled to full salary grants since transfer is classified under Rule 41 of Rules and is not a fresh appointment.
Respondent 3 is required to grant approval for Petitioners appointment as Shikshan Sevak starting from 19-01-2012 and later as Assistant Teacher from 19-01-2015.
No significant error in prior decision and declines to intervene, noting procedural shortcomings in rejection of plaint requests.
Petitioner has provided sufficient documentary evidence to establish that her mother belongs to Scheduled Caste of 'Mahar' and Scrutiny Committee erroneously dismissed this documentation on basis of lack of paternal records, which contradicts precedents set by Supreme Court.
Trial Courts failure to consider Section 29 of Limitation Act renders impugned order unsustainable hence, impugned order is quashed and Plaint in suit shall stand rejected.
Petitioner No. 2-Developer breached conditions by failing to seek necessary permissions, justifying cancellation of NOC.
Petitioner is entitled to be reinstated with full back wages from termination date, 28.02.2019, along with interest, payable by Management within two weeks.
Plaintiffs challenge to termination of lease deeds was deemed maintainable, as he failed to demonstrate dispossession without due process.
Service Law –
Termination order set aside for breach of natural justice as petitioner was not
informed of proposed punishment or given chance to respond.
Claimants are entitled to an enhanced compensation amount of ₹ 27,68,711/- plus 7% interest from claim petition date, a modification from previous amount of ₹ 7,56,070/-.
Tenant cannot evade statutory obligations through Clause 5 and Municipal Corporations inaction cannot fault landlady thus, Appeal Courts interpretation regarding permanent alterations and damages to premises is unsustainable.
Petitioner is unfit for selection due to physical demands of roles requiring candidates to be physically fit hence, impugned order passed by Respondents held proper.
Appellant had operated ration shop without contest and had received renewed approval with no complaints against them hence, appeal was deemed to be resolved in favor of Appellant, ensuring equal treatment for all Applicants.
Case is remitted to Committee for reevaluation regarding caste validity certificate, with a directive that if Petitioner proves first cousin brother of Petitioner relation, Committee will make a decision based on relevant criteria.
Petitioners claim was invalidated based on affinity test; however, given Petitioners blood brothers certification and proper enquiry conducted, Petitioners claim deserves acceptance.
Under provisions of Act and Rules, strict compliance with procedure, this is prescribed with object of arresting unscrupulous and improper practices in matter of resignation of elected representatives.
Deputy Registrar acted without jurisdiction in including these individuals in registration proposal and ordering maintenance bills in their names, rendering orders from December 2022 and 2023 illegal.
Respondent no. 3 is not protected by a "grandfathering" provision regarding his classification due to absence of legal basis for continued discrimination against him.
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