Summary: After an open lottery held on 01.10.2009, the father of the appellant was allotted a plot on 26.10.2009, for which an allotment letter of even date was issued in favour of the appellant’s father- NOIDA on 21.09.2011 cancelled the allotment on the ground that it was made in favour of a dead person on …
Steve Kanika vs New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) – Allotment – Plots Read More »
Kerala Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1960; Rule 15- A plain reading of Rule 15(2)(a) of the Kerala Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1960, which is applicable for imposing major penalties specifically lays down that the disciplinary authority or the appointing authority or any other authority, empowered by Government in this …
Summary: Dismissing appeal against NCDRC order, SC observed: I clearly transpires that undisputedly an irrevocable power of attorney dated 6-7-2013 was executed by the appellants in favour of the Respondent No.2 along the JAV of the same date, pursuant to which the Respondent No.2 had undertaken to develop the land in question. It further appears …
Akshay vs Aditya 2024 INSC 657 – NCDRC – Power Of Attorney Read More »
Summary: Chhattisgarh HC declared all candidates, having B.Ed. qualification to be ineligible and disqualified for selection to the post of primary school teachers relying on Devesh Sharma v. Union of India 2023 INSC 704 – Dismissing SLPs, SC observed: The judgement in Devesh Sharma (supra) was communicated to Chief Secretaries of all State Governments for …
Indian Penal Code,1860; Section 149- [BNSS,2023; Section 190] –Section 149 IPC does not create a separate offence but only declares vicarious liability of all members of the unlawful assembly for acts done in common object – Section 149 IPC creates a constructive or vicarious liability of the members of the unlawful assembly for the unlawful …
Nitya Nand vs State Of U.P 2024 INSC 655 – S 149 IPC – Unlawful Assembly Read More »
Motor Vehicles Act,1988; Section 2(30)-‘Owner’ of a vehicle is not limited to the categories specified in Section 2(30) of the M.V. Act. If the context so requires, even a person at whose command or control the vehicle is could be treated as its owner for the purposes of fixing tortious liability for payment of compensation. …
Vaibhav Jain vs Hindustan Motors Pvt Ltd. 2024 INSC 652 – Motor Vehicles Act Read More »
Specific Relief Act,1963; Section 28– An application under Section 28 of the 1963 Act, either for recission of contract or for extension of time, can be entertained and decided by the Execution Court provided it is the Court which passed the decree in terms of Section 37 of the CPC- An application seeking rescission of …
Ishwar (D) vs Bhim Singh 2024 INSC 651 – S 28 Specific Relief Act – Execution Court Read More »
Income Tax Act,1961- Section 80DD – Finance Act, 2022 – Deduction in respect of maintenance including medical treatment of a dependent who is a person with disability.–On attaining the age of 60 years or more by an individual subscriber or a member of an HUF, the payment or deposit to the scheme envisaged under Section …
Ravi Agrawal vs Union Of India 2024 INSC 648 – S 80DD Income Tax Act Read More »
Karnataka Stamp Act, 1957 – Sections 33, 34, 37, and 39– The person who intends to rely on an insufficiently/improperly stamped instrument has option to submit to the scope of Section 34 of the Act, pay duty and penalty. The party also has the option to directly move an application under Section 39 of the …
Constitution of India,1950; Article 234,309 -Can executive instructions in the form of a resolution of the Full Court override statutory rules made under Article 234/309? Executive instructions cannot override statutory Rules where the method of final selection by combining the cumulative grade value obtained in the written and the viva voce examinations is specified categorically. …