134 result(s) found
The doctrine of Proportionality: The Court held that the decision to cancel the entire recruitment process was proportionate to the gravity of the irr...
a. Distinction Between Cancellation of Bail and Setting Aside Bail Order – Supervening Circumstances Not Always Required for Setting Aside Bail b. J...
Constitution of India, 1950 – Article 226 – Writ Jurisdiction – Judicial Review – Employer’s Discretion on Qualifications – Court’s Powe...
The Court emphasized that once a concession was made by a party’s counsel and recorded by the court, the party could not later challenge the ord...
Supreme Court Upholds Rights of Visually Impaired Candidates in Judicial Services, Strikes Down Discriminatory Rules Reasonable Accommodation: The p...
The Supreme Court set aside the termination orders, holding that the terminations were punitive, arbitrary, and astigmatic. Petitioners were reinstate...
Appointment of Assistant Teacher Without Following the Prescribed Procedure Under Pavitra Portal Held Illegal – Rule 9(2-A) and 9(2-B) of MEPS Rules...
Minority Educational Institution’s Right to Appoint Teachers – Applicability of Government Resolution on Surplus Teachers – Section 3(2), Mahara...
Maintainability of Writ Petition: The Court held that the Writ Petition is maintainable as Article 212(1) does not bar judicial review of legislative...
The Court found procedural irregularities in the recruitment process but noted that the appointed candidate was not at fault. Held that the post of J...
