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SC: Salary of an Employee can't be withheld in the name of irregular Appointment

SC: Salary of an Employee can't be withheld in the name of irregular Appointment

A2Z Legal Knowledge - April 06, 2022

The Supreme Court has ruled in favour of an employee and cancelled order of recovery of salary from him as he was terminated from service after 24 years on grounds of irregularity. The Division Bennch of Justice   Hemant Gupta and Justice V Ramasubramaniam observed that irrespective of his faulty appointment, he did render services to the Institution for a considerable period of time. The appellant herein was appointed as a Principal in the year 1974-75 when junior High School was upgraded as High School and was recognized by the State Governm…

[Honourable Acquittal] HC: Acquittal giving Benefit of Doubt; Petitioner not entitled to hold the post of Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate [Read Judgment]

[Honourable Acquittal] HC: Acquittal giving Benefit of Doubt; Petitioner not entitled to hold the post of Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate [Read Judgment]

A2Z Legal Knowledge - May 18, 2021

On 10 th   May 2021, the High Court of Sikkim in the case of Mr. Tara Prasad Sharma v. The State of Sikkim comprising of Chief Justice of Sikkim (Justice J.K. MAHESHWARI) expounds that the petitioner is not entitled to hold the post of Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate because his acquittal is giving benefit of doubt. Factual Background of the Case That an advertisement was issued by the High Court of Sikkim inviting applications for the three vacant posts of Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate (First Class) in the Cadre of Sikkim Judicial S…

High Court directs District Courts to restrain themselves from passing such orders which may bring disrepute to the judicial system in the State. [Read order]

High Court directs District Courts to restrain themselves from passing such orders which may bring disrepute to the judicial system in the State. [Read order]

A2Z Legal Knowledge - May 18, 2021

The Division Bench of Allahabad High Court comprising of   Justices Dr. Kaushal Jayendra Thaker and Justice Ajit Singh  while granting protection from arrest has expounded that all the judges of the District Courts should be more careful and restrain themselves from passing such orders which may bring disrepute to the judicial system in the State. Background of the case:- In the present case, the Petitioner, Dr. Hargovind Singh, who is Chief Medical Officer and is running vaccination services during this pandemic of Covid-19, has been made vic…

High Court directs State Govt. to constitute a Committee to conduct enquiry into the treatment administered to late Justice V.K. Srivastava. [Read Order]

High Court directs State Govt. to constitute a Committee to conduct enquiry into the treatment administered to late Justice V.K. Srivastava. [Read Order]

A2Z Legal Knowledge - May 17, 2021

The Allahabad High Court’s Division Bench comprised of   Justice Siddhartha Varma and Justice Ajit Kumar  has passed direction to the State Government of Uttar Pradesh to constitute a Committee to conduct a fact finding enquiry into the treatment administered to late Justice V.K. Srivastava who died due to Covid-19. Wanted To Stay Updated & keen to Gain Knowledge. Join us on  Telegram Here . or  What'sApp Here . The Court while examining the record submitted by State government as demanded by this court on last date has expressed that,…

HC: Police has no role to play in a Civil dispute [Read Order]

HC: Police has no role to play in a Civil dispute [Read Order]

A2Z Legal Knowledge - May 15, 2021

A  Single Judge Bench  of the  Madras High Court , comprising of   Justice M Nirmal Kumar,  has observed, in the case of   M/s. Trans-Pacific Logistics Pvt. Ltd v. The Commissioner of Police & Ors.,  that a Civil dispute has to be adjudicated between the parties before a Civil Court and the Police has no role to play in it. Background of the Case In this case, the Petitioner Company was harassed by the Police without having any appropriate orders. Aggrieved by this, the Petitioner approached the Court. Therefore, this Criminal Original Pet…