Digi - Legal Insights

Transfer order vitiated by political interference and unexplained handwritten alterations Tribunal rightly invalidated decision.

Termination of Anganwadi Madatnis illegal where no fraud or misrepresentation found and documents were duly verified; reinstatement directed.

Petitioner cannot be permitted to lead additional evidence at appellate stage due to lack of due diligence during trial and he has not demonstrated any exceptional circumstances to justify introducing new evidence.

Impugned detention order needs to be upheld, as Petitioner was detained and received communication regarding grounds of detention and representation made by Petitioner was submitted after receiving notice from Advisory Board and there is no pending representation with State.

Impugned detention order set aside, as Petitioner has faced illegal detention for over a year, violating their fundamental rights to life and personal liberty.

Appellants failure to provide plausible explanation for his wifes injuries strengthened prosecutions case, which successfully established complete chain of circumstantial evidence confirming his guilt and conviction.

Criminal law should not be invoked for debt recovery and Custodial interrogation of Applicant is not needed hence, Applicant entitled to be released on bail.

Respondents entitlement as a successor based on power of attorney was also rejected, leading to conclusion that land reverts to government control until the succession issues are resolved.

Impugned orders denying transfer of Petitioners from an unaided to an aided establishment due to non-acquisition of TET before March 31, 2019, set aside and Petitioners obtained TET/CTET, are entitled to transfer approval and Shalarth-ID.

Regulations 2020 are issued by State of Maharashtra as per provisions of Act and there is backing of law to recover such infrastructure cost.

Termination of workers was unlawful hence, previous judgment directing reinstatement of workers as pump operators and ensuring they receive back wages and permanency letters, upheld.

Considering aims of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act and victim's status as a minor, case does not warrant exceptional consideration under Section 482 of CrPC.

Impugned detention orders are quashed, as detention order, based on Petitioners criminal history to prevent actions prejudicial to public order, was ultimately flawed due to lack of verification of truthfulness of statements.

Impugned Order discharging Petitioners from case filed by ACB, has attained finality and discharge by trial Court is an admitted fact on record hence, impugned ECIR and charge-sheet registered by Respondent No.2 qua Petitioners, deserves to be quashed. 

Long possession without animus and proof of adverse title does not confer ownership against State.

Voluntary undertakings by employee permit recovery of excess pensionary payments; no interference warranted.

Absence of valid adoption evidence disentitles person from exclusive share; partition modified to equal shares.

Transfer order vitiated by political interference and unexplained handwritten alterations; Tribunal rightly invalidated decision.

Termination of Anganwadi Madatnis illegal where no fraud or misrepresentation found and documents were duly verified; reinstatement directed.

Appointment to Group A post cannot be granted without fulfilling experience requirement; MPSC directed to finalize select list.