Promotion Can not be withdrawn after retirement: Orissa High Court guards the rights of employees.
. Introduction Orissa High Court gave a significant ruling that no employee can be denied promotion even after retirement. This…
Tag: Administrative Law
CAT Rejects Plea of NCLT Technical Member to stop appointment of acting President.
Introduction A plea by a technical member of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was recently rejected by the Central Administrative…
Supreme Court Verdict by Justice Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha and Justice Alok Aradhe: Termination Upheld, Blacklisting Quashed
Introduction In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India made it clear that termination of a contract and blacklisting…
Çelebi Plea Dismissed: Delhi High Court Prioritizes National Security Over Judicial Review
This paper will discuss the case of the Delhi High Court on national security over natural justice regarding the grant of security clearance in the aviation security in India. It outlines the recalling of Celebi clearances, the argument that appeals to the concept of procedural justice and the court pertaining to claims of both state security and opportunity of a fair hearing and rules in preference of national security in that particular case.
Dowry Harassment Cases: A Scrutiny of Allegations Against Husband’s Relatives by justice A. amanullah
In a classic case, the Supreme Court set aside criminal cases against distant relatives, who had been falsely dragged into a dowry harassment case. The ruling adds strength to the point that general and lackluster claims of criminality are not sufficient to allow trial that will weaken innocent family members against the frivolous use of the law.
Upholding Natural Justice in Disciplinary Proceedings By Justices Dipankar Datta and Justice Prashant K.Mishra
In this case, the Supreme Court struck down a penalty imposed on a senior retired Assistant Engineer, Ram Prakash Singh, under Rule 27 of Tripura Administrative Services Rules on procedural lapse and violation of due process, leaving it clear that departmental inquiry is subject to strict adherence to due process which entails production of evidence, timely conclusions and fair hearing opportunities.
Strategies to Secure a Military Law Research Associate Position with the Indian Army’s Litigation Wing in 2025
Securing a Military Law Research Associate position with the Indian Army’s Litigation Wing in 2025 requires thorough legal education, specialized knowledge of military statutes, practical litigation experience, a research portfolio, professional networking, meticulous application preparation, and mastery of interview skills.