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Regulation 6(g) of Regulations aims to ensure that medical colleges remain accessible and do not become monopolized by wealth, a goal consistent with N.M.C. Acts objectives hence, Regulation 6(g) is deemed valid and no declaration of its invalidity or any consequential relief can be granted.
SERVICE LAW
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Tribunals assertion that Petitioner should have obtained certificate by application date was deemed erroneous hence, MPSC is instructed to conduct an interview with Petitioner, facilitating her participation in selection process.
RENT CONTROL
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Application filed by Petitioners in 2005 under Section 84 of Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act was deemed inadmissible since original tenant's heirs did not pursue recovery of possession.
CIVIL LAW
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Petitioner Janhavi, who is daughter of present Petitioner, has filed an additional affidavit confirming their relationship during pendency of SLP hence, Respondent-Scrutiny Committee is directed to issue validity certificate to Petitioner as belonging to Hindu Thakar Scheduled Tribe.
PROPERTY LAW
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Regulatory measures that influence market conditions do not justify invalidating legislation under constitutional grounds, as amendments comply with statutory frameworks and do not impose taxes or extraneous premiums.
CIVIL LAW
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Appellants action of storing does not constitute a "manufacturing process" as defined by Section 2(k) of Factories Act, 1948.
SERVICE LAW
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Bond is irrelevant to Petitioners entitlement to salary from appointment date until approval and there is no record of Petitioner executing such a bond thus, any restriction on salary payments based on this bond is unfounded.
CIVIL LAW
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Trial Courts mistake in allowing impleadment of Petitioners in a suit regarding TDR is highlighted, asserting that Plaintiffs cannot entangle unrelated properties in their claims hence, Courts order must be modified to remove impleadment of Petitioners from suit.
SERVICE LAW
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Education Officers inaction cannot invalidate appointment without demonstrating any fraudulent activity hence, Petitioners case was upheld, leading to quashing of impugned order.
SERVICE LAW
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Impugned order passed by Respondent No.4 quashed and Education Officer shall grant approval to Petitioner No.1 on posts of Junior Clerk in regular pay scale with effect from date of their appointments and shall release salary grants accordingly.
SERVICE LAW
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Preliminary objection is upheld and petition is not entertained due to availability of an effective alternative remedy under Act.
CIVIL LAW
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Allegations of fraud and unilateral contract cancellation support validity of plaint, rejecting outright dismissal under Order VII Rule 11 of CPC hence, Trial Courts decision appears reasonable and well-founded based on plaint and applicable legal standards, showing no grounds for calling order into question.
SERVICE LAW
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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.
PROPERTY LAW
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Consolidation scheme was fully implemented prior to 1975 and attempts to contest it 38 years later were deemed likely to disrupt settled claims.
SERVICE LAW
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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.
SERVICE LAW
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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.
CIVIL LAW
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No significant error in prior decision and declines to intervene, noting procedural shortcomings in rejection of plaint requests.
CIVIL LAW
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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.
CIVIL LAW
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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.
PROPERTY LAW
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Petitioner No. 2-Developer breached conditions by failing to seek necessary permissions, justifying cancellation of NOC.