
Upasana Sajeev
Legal Correspondent at Live Law
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livelaw.in | Upasana Sajeev
Justice TV Tamilselvi stayed the rustication considering that the student was at the fag end of his career and if he was not permitted to attend exams and internship, it would cause him too much hardship. The court therefore directed the college to reschedule his exam, issue hall ticket and permit him to attend the block placement programme in social service department. “Considering the welfare of the student/petitioner, the petitioner is at fag end of his carrier.
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livelaw.in | Upasana Sajeev
The Rajasthan High Court on Friday (May 30) directed the State authorities not to take any coercive action for four weeks against meat shop owners in Kota whose shops had been directed to be seized and closed by the municipal authorities. While disposing of the plea moved by certain meat shop owners of the city, the Court further directed the Respondent-authorities to decide their applications for renewal of license expeditiously, preferably within four weeks.
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1 week ago |
livelaw.in | Upasana Sajeev
The bench of Justice R Suresh Kumar and Justice AD Maria Clete noted that while Hindu Marriage Cat empowers the family court to grant a decree of judicial separation in a plea for divorce, no such power existed in a plea seeking restitution of conjugal rights. “While the Hindu Marriage Act empowers the Court to grant a decree of judicial separation in a petition filed for divorce, no such power is contemplated in a petition filed for restitution of conjugal rights.
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1 week ago |
livelaw.in | Upasana Sajeev
Justice CV Karthikeyan said that while issuing transfer orders, there must be a balance between the administrative requirements and the familial responsibilities of the employee. “It must also be pointed out that transfers which disregard family, health, or safety concerns are unjust and could violate Article 21, which protects human dignity. Transfers cannot be carried out in a mechanical or burdensome manner.
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1 week ago |
livelaw.in | Upasana Sajeev
The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the transfer of four Chief Justices of High Courts.
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