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Plaintiffs argue that cause of action is clearly outlined in plaint and limitation should not be based solely on registration date of sale deeds thus, accepting opposite argument would be harsh regarding law of limitation.
CIVIL LAW
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Order lacks compelling reasons to dissolve Gram Panchayat and Chief Executive Officers report supports that dissolution is unwarranted, as no circumstances indicate any operational failure.
CIVIL LAW
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Intervenors, seeking to assert independent rights over property in question, are not entitled to join as Defendants in existing suit and must seek their claims in a separate action, which is currently pending.
PROPERTY LAW
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First appellate Courts interpretation was found to be erroneous, confirming that document constituted a sale with a condition for repurchase, not a mortgage.
SERVICE LAW
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Respondent authorities have not claimed any wrongdoing by Petitioners regarding conferral of these pay benefits hence, recovery made by Respondents from Petitioners is to be returned within 45 days of receiving order.
SERVICE LAW
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Petitioner can approach Grievance Redressal Committee as per Government Resolution dated 27th March 2024 for addressing grievances from Writ Petition and they must submit grievance along with all relevant documents and judicial support for their claim.
CIVIL LAW
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Rejection order regarding name correction cannot stand based on precedents established in Janabai, which recognizes such corrections as “obvious mistakes."
SERVICE LAW
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Authorities are criticized for hyper-technical approach that violates Article 14 of Constitution by failing to acknowledge contributions of deceased in Covid-19 care hence, Respondent no. 4 is required to process Petitioners proposal for benefits under ‘Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Package’ for deceased and grant compensation accordingly.
PROPERTY LAW
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Plaintiffs' request for an injunction is supported by their prima facie case and balance of convenience, as Defendants did not challenge Plaintiffs' claims.
ARBITRATION
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Appellants failure to object in timely manner, combined with its active participation in arbitration process, resulted in a waiver of its rights to challenge tribunals constitution, as mandated by Section 16(2) of Act.
PROPERTY LAW
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Allegations of bias favoring sugar factory owners were unsubstantiated and Court reiterated limited scope of judicial review in infrastructure matters, emphasizing necessity of maintaining public projects without interference in their decision-making processes.
PROPERTY LAW
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Appellant No. 1 has repeatedly violated Court orders by refusing to vacate Flat No. 702, undermining Respondent No. 5s rights hence, no interference with impugned order passed by Single Judge.
CIVIL LAW
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Need for correction is justified due to Petitioners service in C.R.P.F., where accurate records are necessary for pension benefits.
PROPERTY LAW
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Validity of Petitioners application cannot be dismissed in light of a subsequent proposal from promoter claiming majority support, especially since that claim is disputed with allegations of misrepresentation.
CIVIL LAW
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Sons have established a case warranting intervention to quash Impugned Order due to jurisdictional fact against Father, which remains unchallenged.
CIVIL LAW
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Petitioner is entitled to receive information free of charge hence, impugned order was quashed and PIO was mandated to furnish requested information within one week.
SERVICE LAW
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Refusal to approve Petitioners appointment based on Education Officers order from August 9, 2021, was found unsustainable, necessitating a modification of that approval order.
SERVICE LAW
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Time bound promotion Scheme aims to alleviate employee stagnation by offering higher pay-scale without actual promotion, exemplified by Petitioners receiving a higher pay-scale upon absorption as CEA.
CIVIL LAW
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Executing Court was criticized for not providing detailed reasons for its decisions and application of Order 21 Rule 99 of CPC by Respondents was deemed an abuse of legal process hence, substantial questions of law posed were found in favor of Appellants, making impugned order unsustainable.
PROPERTY LAW
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Court rejected continuation of interim relief but mandated that authorities must comply with statutory requirements during possession proceedings.