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DSGMC President, General Secretary Held Guilty of Contempt for Failing to Pay School Employees

Registry Shouldn't Exercise Judicial Function, Can't Refuse Curative Petition Saying Review Was Dismissed In Open Court : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court recently set aside an order passed by one of its Registrars, vide which registration of a curative petition was declined because the underlying review petition was dismissed after.

Doctrine Of Estoppel Can Be Viewed As Substantive Rule Of Law Since It Helps Create Or Deny Rights Which Would Not Exist Without It: J&K High Court

Underscoring the significance of estoppel in safeguarding individual s rights against arbitrary actions by employers, the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has observed that in cases where.

Lawyers Required To Maintain Restraint, Shouldn't Cast Aspersions On Judicial Officers When Judicial Orders Are Challenged: Rajasthan High Court

Deprecating the practice of casting aspersions on judicial officers when judicial orders are challenged, Rajasthan High Court has urged all lawyers to maintain restraint and not make allegations.

Excess Payment Made To Govt Employee Without His Fault Can't Be Recovered From His Leave Encashment Benefits After Retirement: Orissa High Court

The Orissa High Court has held that excess payment made to a government employee cannot be recovered by the employer from his leave encashment benefits after his retirement, especially when it is.