Delhi HC Affirms Tribunal's Decision to Quash Dismissal of Constable in the Delhi Police: "Disciplinary Proceedings Relied on the Same Evidence as Criminal Trial; Rule 12(e) of DPPAR Requires Additional Evidence for Departmental Punishment After Acquittal"
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Delhi High Court Affirms Tribunal’s Decision to Quash Dismissal of Constable in the Delhi Police: “Disciplinary Proceedings Relied on the Same Evidence as Criminal Trial; Rule 12(e) of DPPAR Requires Additional Evidence for Departmental Punishment After Acquittal”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition filed by the Commissioner of Police and others, challenging the order of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), which had quashed…
December 7, 2024
Himachal Pradesh High Court Upholds Strict Safeguards for Drug Searches: Court Dismisses State's Appeal against NDPS Act Acquittal, Ruling that Section 50’s Procedural Safeguards are Mandatory to Ensure Fairness in Drug Search and Recovery Processes.
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Himachal Pradesh High Court Upholds Strict Safeguards for Drug Searches: Court Dismisses State’s Appeal against NDPS Act Acquittal, Ruling that Section 50’s Procedural Safeguards are Mandatory to Ensure Fairness in Drug Search and Recovery Processes.

Court’s Decision The Himachal Pradesh High Court dismissed the State’s appeal against the acquittal of the accused, emphasizing that procedural safeguards under Section 50 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic…
December 6, 2024
Kerala High Court Upholds Regional Transport Authority’s Timing Conference Powers: Writ Appeal Dismissed as Court Validates Authority’s Statutory Right to Revise Timing Schedules Under Rule 212 of Kerala Motor Vehicles Rules, Subject to Ratheesh M.C. Precedent.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Regional Transport Authority’s Timing Conference Powers: Writ Appeal Dismissed as Court Validates Authority’s Statutory Right to Revise Timing Schedules Under Rule 212 of Kerala Motor Vehicles Rules, Subject to Ratheesh M.C. Precedent.

Court's Decision: The Kerala High Court dismissed the writ appeal, holding that the first respondent (Regional Transport Authority) had the statutory authority to convene a timing conference under Rule 212…
December 6, 2024
Chhattisgarh High Court Sheds Light on Discrepancy Dilemma: Coal Worker’s Daughter's Employment Rejection Upheld as Court Upholds Need for Civil Suit to Resolve Conflicting Evidence, Directs Re-Consideration if Petitioner's Identity is Proven.
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Chhattisgarh High Court Sheds Light on Discrepancy Dilemma: Coal Worker’s Daughter’s Employment Rejection Upheld as Court Upholds Need for Civil Suit to Resolve Conflicting Evidence, Directs Re-Consideration if Petitioner’s Identity is Proven.

Court's Decision: The Chhattisgarh High Court disposed of the petition with directions. It permitted the petitioner to file a civil suit seeking a declaration to resolve the identity dispute between…
December 6, 2024