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SangsLegal News The Supreme Court has issued a directive for the reinstatement of four army personnel,who had been discharged from service due to allegations of joining the army through a false relationship certificate with an ex army personnel. |
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The Supreme Court has issued a directive for the reinstatement of four army personnel, who were originally selected in the general category, but had been discharged from service due to allegations of joining the army through a falsified relationship certificate with an ex army personnel.The court has also opined that the tribunal appears to have overlooked a vital aspect raised by the appellants in their application. It is important to note that they have applied under the general copie montres category, rather than as relatives of servicemen/ex-servicemen.
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SangsLegal News Simply failing to comply with a court order within the stipulated time does not constitute contempt of court :Supreme Court |
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The Supreme Court has recently held that simply failing to breitling replica comply with a court order within the stipulated time does not constitute contempt of court. According to Supreme Court the provisions of the Contempt of Courts Act would not be invoked unless there is an intentional or deliberate act on the part of those accused of contempt.
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SangsLegal News An individual cannot be deprived of employment solely on the grounds of having a medical condition: Kerala High Court |
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SangsLegal News Army Public Schools are subject to the jurisdiction of the High Court for issuing writs :Punjab & Haryana High Court |
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The Punjab & Haryana High Court explicitly stated that the Army Public Schools fall under the definition of Article 12 as an "Authority" replique montre france and are subject to the jurisdiction of the High Court for issuing writs.
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SangsLegal News Members who fail to pay their membership fee will be automatically disqualified from the society, without any prior notice :Supreme Court |
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The Supreme Court has recently ruled that individuals who fail to pay their membership fee will be automatically disqualified from the society, without any prior notice (Section 15 of the Societies Registration Act, 1860). As a result, these members will not be considered as society members and will not have the right to vote on any matters related to the society.
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