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Supreme Court Disposes of Appeal in Compassionate Appointment Case, Remands to High Court for Merits Hearing. The Court declined to decide on merits, continuing interim stay and directing High Court to expeditiously hear writ appeal under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947 and National Coal Wage Agreement.

The appeal before the Supreme Court concerned a dispute over compassionate appointment under the National Coal Wage Agreement (NCWA), a settlement und...

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Supreme Court Allows Land Losers' Appeal in Land Acquisition Compensation Case Due to Improper Reliance on Government Floor Rates. Market Value Must Be Determined Based on Sale Exemplars Under Section 18 of Land Acquisition Act, 1894, as Small Sale Instances Cannot Be Ignored for Large Tracts.

The dispute arose from the acquisition of lands in Sultanpur, Gurugram, for constructing Express Highway Phase VII under the Land Acquisition Act, 189...

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Supreme Court Partly Allows State's Appeal in Land Acquisition Compensation Case by Reducing Enhancement Rate. Compensation for 2010 Acquisition Modified from Rs. 2,98,54,720 to Rs. 2,87,98,000 Per Acre Based on 10% Annual Increase Instead of 12% Applied by High Court Under Land Acquisition Act, 1894.

The Supreme Court addressed appeals filed by the State of Haryana challenging the High Court's compensation award for lands acquired under the Land Ac...

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Supreme Court Allows Insurance Company's Appeal Against Liability for Death Claim Due to Heat Stroke. Insurance Policy Strictly Construed to Exclude Natural Deaths and Time-Barred Claims Under Contract Terms Requiring 'External Violent and Visible Means' for Coverage.

The Supreme Court addressed an appeal concerning insurance liability for the death of a police constable during election duty. The appellant insurance...

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Supreme Court Quashes Summoning Order in PMLA Case Due to Lack of Territorial Jurisdiction. Special Court in Ghaziabad Lacked Jurisdiction as Money-Laundering Offence Allegedly Committed in Maharashtra, Under Section 44(1) of Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002.

The dispute arose from a writ petition under Article 32 of the Constitution of India challenging a summoning order issued by the Special Judge, Anti-C...