(1)
Sri. Kumarvel Janakiram ……Appellant Vs.
Premchandra M R The National Insurance Company Ltd., Chennai M/s GVR Constructions Pvt. Ltd. M/s Royal Sundaram Alliance Insurance Company ……Respondents D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Motor Vehicle Accident – Claim for damages due to negligent driving – Appeal against Tribunal's dismissal of the claim petition – Vehicle damaged beyond repair from collision with another vehicle driven negligently – Compensation initially sought from the appellant's own insurance and then from the offending vehicle’s insurer – Tribunal dismissed claim a...
(2)
Baishakhi Bhattacharyya (Chatterjee) & Ors. ...PETITIONER Vs.
State of West Bengal & Ors. ...RESPODENT D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Selection Process and Appointment Invalidity – Writ Petition – Challenge to the selection processes by the West Bengal Central School Service Commission for appointment to various teaching and non-teaching positions – Court finds extensive procedural irregularities and illegalities, including appointments made outside of the merit panel, manipulation of Optical Mark Rec...
(3)
MAYA DEVI & ORS …PETITIONERS Vs.
SUSHILA DEVI …RESPONDENT D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Tenancy Law - Grounds for Eviction – Requirement of Accommodation – Held – Landlord's bona fide requirement for accommodation substantiated by detailed familial needs, including health conditions and living arrangements of children. Tenant's challenge based on landlord's ownership of other properties dismissed due to lack of specificity and credible evidence. [Paras 2...
(4)
Jagseer Singh ...Petitioner Vs.
State of Punjab ...Respondent D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Bail Application - Petitioner under arrest for involvement in a drug racket operated from jail - FIR includes serious charges under NDPS, PC, and Prison Acts - Petitioner seeks bail on grounds that the seized quantity is less than commercial, and the rigors of Section 37 NDPS Act do not apply - Rigorous conditions proposed for bail compliance [Paras 1, 3-4, 6-7, 13].
Criminal Network ...
(5)
Daulat Ram Bhaikta ...Petitioner Vs.
Lakhwinder Singh …Respondent D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Ground of Eviction - Personal Bonafide Requirement - Landlords obtained eviction order against tenant on grounds of personal bonafide requirement and arrears of rent - Allegation landlords themselves faced eviction from another premises - Ground floor unsuitable due to different accommodation needs, preference for eviction of first-floor tenant to consolidate landlords' residence on a single f...
(6)
ST. STEPHEN’S COLLEGE …PETITIONER Vs.
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI AND ORS. …RESPONDENTS D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Minority Rights in Education – Allocation of PG Seats – Petitioner College Allegation – Held – Disproportionate allocation of PG seats to Petitioner College by Delhi University arbitrary – Rights under Article 30(1) not hindered by University’s regulations – DU directed to ensure proportionate seat allocation and consider framing guidelines for seat alloca...
(7)
WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA …PETITIONER Vs.
UNION OF INDIA & ORS. …RESPONDENTS D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Petitioner's Claim of Veto Power – Claims by petitioner to represent "We, the People of India" and purported 'veto power' to secure release of the Chief Minister (Respondent No.5) from custody in all criminal cases – Court dismisses claims as unfounded and fantastical – Locus standi and public interest litigation principles discussed – No substance in ...
(8)
Raminder Sharma ..PETITIONER(S) Vs.
Tanu Anand ...RESPONDENT(S) D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Invocation of Supreme Court Precedents – Petitioner's reliance on Desh Raj Vs. Balkishan [(2020) RCR (Civil) 807] to argue that Order VIII Rule 1 CPC is directory, not mandatory in non-commercial suits - emphasized distinction between procedures in commercial and non-commercial disputes as per Commercial Courts Act, 2015 [Paras 2, 6, 11-14].
Procedural History and Conduct of...
(9)
S. Sahana Priyankaa Bayya A. Bharatji Babu K. Ambika ... Petitioner Vs.
The State of Tamil Nadu, et al. ... Respondents D.D
22/04/2024
HIGH COURTS
Bond Requirement and COVID-19 Service - Petitioners, postgraduate medical students, challenge the requirement to serve in government facilities post-training, questioning whether their service during the COVID-19 pandemic counts towards fulfilling bond terms - Court upholds that COVID-19 duties performed during educational period do not count towards bond service obligation [Paras 2-5, 18].
Gov...