Constitution Of India

Constitution Of India, 1950; Article 14,15- Rajasthan Various Service (Amendment) Rules, 2001-“no candidate shall be eligible for appointment to the service who has more than two children on or after 01.06.2002″-Classification, which disqualifies candidates for having more than two living children, was non-discriminatory and intra-vires the Constitution, since the objective behind the provision was to …

Ramji Lal Jat vs State Of Rajasthan CA 2744 Of 2024 – Candidate Disqualification For Having More Than Two Children Non-Discriminatory Read More »

Constitution of India, 1950; Article 226 – Where the action taken is ex-facie violative of the statutory mandate, the High Court can entertain a writ petition without relegating the aggrieved person to avail the alternative remedy. However, the existence of power is one thing, and the exercise thereof is altogether different -It goes without saying …

Salim Vaillisserry vs Authorized Officer, HDFC Ltd – Article 226 Constitution – Writ Petition – Alternative Remedy Read More »

Constitution of India, 1950; Article 300A – Though, the Right to Property is no more a Fundamental Right, still it is recognized as a Constitutional Right under Article 300A of the Constitution of India. Depriving a citizen of his Constitutional Right to use the land for 20 years and then showing graciousness by paying the …

Sudha Bhalla @ Sudha Punchi vs Rakesh Kumar Singh Cont. Petition (C) 1278 Of 2023 – Constitutional Right To Property Read More »

Judiciary – Supreme Court and High Courts– Writ Petition seeking direction to HC to expeditiously dispose criminal appeal -There is no provision in Chapter-IV (titled The Union Judiciary) under Part-V (The Union) of the Constitution of India which, in terms similar to Article 227 of the Constitution (Power of superintendence over all courts by the …

Ganpat @ Ganatpat vs State Of Uttar Pradesh WP(Crl) 75 Of 2024 – Judiciary – Supreme Court and High Courts -Expeditious Disposal Read More »

Constitution of India, 1950; Article 14,15 –Laws and regulations based on gender-based bias are constitutionally impermissible. Rules making marriage of women employees and their domestic involvement a ground for disentitlement would be unconstitutional- Referred to Anuj Garg and Others v. Hotel Association of India and Others (2008) 3 SCC 1 and C.B. Muthamma v. Union …

Union Of India vs Ex.Lt. Selina John – CA 1990 OF 2019 – Gender Bias -Military Nursing Service Read More »