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High Court Upholds Expulsion of Law Student: A Complex Case of Repeated Misconduct and Institutional Discipline. Court balances procedural fairness, proportionality of punishment, and academic integrity in sexual harassment case.

The Bombay High Court addressed a writ petition filed by a student of Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU) challenging his expulsion due to repe...

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"CGST Registration Cancellation Quashed Due to Lack of Natural Justice, Retrospective Cancellation Invalid" "Bombay High Court sets aside CGST registration cancellation citing procedural flaws and violation of natural justice."

This judgment addresses the flawed decision-making process of CGST Authorities in revoking a voluntary cancellation of registration and imposing retro...

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Bombay High Court Ruling on Residency Criteria for MBBS Admissions in Goa. Balancing Merit and Residency: The court addresses the conflict between residency rules and the right to education.

The Bombay High Court, addressed two writ petitions regarding the eligibility for admission to the MBBS course at Goa Medical College (GMC). The key i...

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High Court Quashes Deficit Stamp Duty Demand on Deemed Conveyance After 20-Year Delay. Maharashtra Co-operative Housing Society Succeeds in Writ Petition; Stamp Duty Demand Set Aside

The judgment emphasized that demands for deficit stamp duty are subject to a statutory time limitation under Section 53A of the Maharashtra Stamp Act....

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High Court Quashes Disciplinary Proceedings Against Retired GMC Professor Due to Delay in Inquiry. Disciplinary action initiated 10 years after incident declared unwarranted; pension and retirement benefits to be released.

The court ruled that the prolonged delay in initiating and conducting disciplinary proceedings—five years after the incident and nine years in total...

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Bombay High Court Quashes FIR Against 18-Year-Old Student Over Instagram Post on Environmental Concerns. Expression of environmental concerns on social media without malicious intent towards religion does not attract Section 295-A of IPC.

The court's decision was based on the absence of any malicious intent to insult religion in the petitioner's Instagram post. The petitioner’s concer...