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The High Court declared that the voter ID card can be considered as a public document under the section 35 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. At the same time, it cannot be considered as a conclusive proof of date of birth at any circumstance. The court analysed the records Read more
• The Bihar State Electricity Board filed an appeal against an employee who sought a retroactive promotion, and the Supreme Court recently reaffirmed that a promotion takes effect from the date it is granted, not from the creation of the post or the date there is a vacancy on it. Read more
The recommendation of the Supreme Court Collegium is to grant nine more judges of the Calcutta High Court a one-year tenure extension. The following additional judges’ names have been recommended for term extensions by the Collegium, which is made up of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, Justices Sanjiv Khanna and BR Read more
The High Court stated that the equitable wages must be provided to the prisoner engaged in the labour within prison and directed that the state government should assure it. The Court declared that the prisoner who comes under the category of rigorous imprisonment would not be considered as a forced Read more
The Court declared that the right to custody of child to natural guardian would not lose for the mere custody under relative for a particular period with proper care and protection. The Apex Court analysed the circumstance of the father and found that the father would be well-educated and employed Read more
The Apex Court stated that the reserved candidates of Government school students can be eligible for the Unreserved category and it means that encompasses the whole category of people without any barrier. The Apex Court mentioned that the eligibility is determined based on the merits of the medical candidates in Read more
The Court stated that the section 29A of the A&C Act does not apply to the proceedings commenced before the amendment of 2015 and interpreted the word “Commencement” would be the yardstick to determine the applicability and its situations. The High Court reiterated that the section 29A prescribes the time Read more
The High Court stated that the minorities have the right to establish and administer the educational institutions and it was also guaranteed under the part III of the constitution of India. The Court declared that the minority institution had an autonomy in their administration and affirmed that the judicial review Read more
