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Supreme Court Allows Appellant's Appeal Against High Court's Jurisdiction Finding in GST Notification Challenge. High Court of Sikkim Lacked Territorial Jurisdiction as Cause of Action for Challenging Goa's GST Notification Arose in Goa, Not Sikkim, Under Article 226(2) of the Constitution.

The dispute originated from writ petitions filed before the High Court of Sikkim by a private limited company engaged in the lottery ticket business, ...

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Supreme Court Allows Appellant in Mining Auction Dispute Due to Arbitrary Forfeiture of Earnest Money. Writ Jurisdiction Exercised Under Article 226 of the Constitution as Government Action Was Unreasonable and Facts Were Undisputed, Directing Refund of Forfeited Amount.

The dispute arose from a mining auction conducted by the Directorate of Mining, Industries and Commerce Department, Chandigarh, Punjab. The appellant,...

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Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court's Quashing of FIR in Corruption Case Due to Incorrect Legal Test. Investigation Must Proceed as FIR Discloses Cognizable Offence Based on Suspicion Under Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and Indian Penal Code, 1860.

The dispute arose from a complaint lodged by Uchit Sharma against Aman Singh, a former Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, and ...

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Supreme Court Allows University's Appeal Against High Court's Re-evaluation Order Due to Judicial Overreach. High Court Exceeded Jurisdiction by Mandating Re-evaluation Procedure Not Contained in University Statute and Issuing Sweeping Directions Beyond Case Scope.

The Supreme Court considered an appeal by Dr. B R Ambedkar University, Agra against a judgment of the Allahabad High Court. The dispute originated fro...

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Supreme Court Remands Excise Dispute to High Court for Comprehensive Adjudication on Natural Justice and Statutory Validity Issues. High Court Erred in Limiting Decision to Vires of Section 9-D Without Applying Principles to Department's Actions Under Central Excise and Salt Act, 1944.

The appeals arose from a judgment and order dated 28th August 2009 by the Delhi High Court, which disposed of five writ petitions challenging actions ...