(1)
HIRA LAL …APPELLANT Vs.
UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS …RESPONDENTS D.D
21/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law – Dismissal from Service – Misconduct – Regular Second Appeal challenging the Appellate Court’s decision that set aside the Trial Court’s judgment favoring the appellant and upheld his dismissal from service. The appellant, a Constable in the CRPF, was dismissed for misbehaving with a senior lady officer and being under the influence of liquor during duty ...
(2)
SANDEEP KAUR SIDHU ...PETITIONER Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB ...RESPONDENT D.D
20/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Procedure - Release of Seized Vehicle - Sapurdari - Bank Guarantee - Surety Bonds - Release of Seized Vehicle - Idle Parking and Deterioration – Petition under Section 482 Cr.P.C. seeking release of a vehicle seized with illegal liquor – Held: Neither the State nor the owner benefits from the idle parking of seized vehicles. Unattended vehicles deteriorate, and their valuable ...
(3)
KHAZANI DEVI—Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS—Respondents D.D
20/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Criminal Procedure - Bail Cancellation - Supervening Circumstances and Conduct of Accused - Petition for cancellation of bail in a heinous offence under Section 306 IPC—Difference between rejecting an application for bail and cancelling bail already granted—Court must find supervening circumstances not conducive to fair trial—Grounds for cancellation include violation of bail con...
(4)
SANJIVANI JAYESH SEERNANI Vs.
KAVITA SHYAM SEERNANI AND OTHERS D.D
18/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Misuse of Maintenance Tribunal – Petitioner Sanjivani alleges misuse of Maintenance Tribunal by husband and his parents to evict her from the matrimonial home, infringing her rights under the Domestic Violence Act - [Para 1]
Matrimonial Discord – Ongoing matrimonial disputes, with complaints lodged by both parties, including a complaint under the Domestic Violence Act filed by Sanji...
(5)
MALKIT SINGH …PETITIONER Vs.
MALKIT SINGH …PETITIONER D.D
17/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law - Dismissal from Service - Writ Petition - Challenge to dismissal order affirmed by Appellate Authority - Petitioner, Incharge of Police Malkhana, found grossly negligent in duty leading to missing money - Held, Petitioner's actions constituted gravest misconduct - Authorities need not reproduce statutory language if allegations substantiate misconduct - Writ Petition Dismissed [Pa...
(6)
SUBEGH SINGH—Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS—Respondents D.D
17/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Land Law - Common Purposes Land - Ownership and Control - Implementation of Supreme Court Judgment - Executive instructions issued by Punjab and Haryana, pursuant to the Supreme Court decision in State of Haryana v. Jai Singh and others, sought to transfer ownership of lands reserved for common purposes to Panchayats or Municipalities—Instructions quashed as they contravened statutory scheme...
(7)
MANU KAPUR—Petitioner Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND ANOTHER—Respondents D.D
17/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law - Deputation - Requirement of Consent - Tripartite Agreement - Petition challenging deputation order directing petitioner to join as Private Secretary in the office of Lokayukta, Haryana—Deputation requires a tripartite agreement involving the parent department, borrowing authority, and the deputationist—Petitioner did not express willingness to proceed on deputation—...
(8)
MANU KAPUR …PETITIONER Vs.
STATE OF HARYANA AND ANOTHER …RESPONDENTS D.D
17/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Service Law – Deputation – Requirement of Consent – Article 226 – Rule 11 of Haryana Lokayukta (Functions, Powers, Inquiry and Investigation) Rules, 2008 – Petitioner directed to join as Private Secretary on deputation basis – Deputation requires tripartite consent involving parent department, borrowing authority, and deputationist – Petitioner did not exp...
(9)
LAKHWINDER SINGH …PETITIONER Vs.
THE FINANCIAL COMMISSIONER (APPEAL) PUNJAB AND OTHERS …RESPONDENTS D.D
16/03/2023
HIGH COURTS
Land Law – Appointment of Lambardar – Procedural Defects in Proclamation – Articles 226 and 227 – Petitioner appointed as Lambardar without proper proclamation – Only three days allowed for filing applications – Procedural defect identified by Commissioner and Financial Commissioner – Directions for fresh proclamation with at least 15 days for submission o...