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No Vested Right To Claim Promotion Under Repealed Rules : Supreme Court (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Thursday (September 17) reiterated that a promotional post arising under the applicable Rules need not necessarily be filled under those Rules, particularly where they have since been repealed. The Court held that such promotional posts can be filled up under the new Rules, which prescribe new methods of recruitment. “The employee does not acquire any vested right for being considered for promotion in accordance with the repealed rules in view of the policy decision taken by
NDPS Act | 'Unexplained 5-Day Gap In Custody Of Samples, Breach Of S.52A' : Supreme Court Acquits Two Men After 20 Years (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday (September 16) set aside the convictions of two individuals after twenty years in an NDPS Act case for the alleged recovery and possession of charas in a commercial quantity, after finding that the prosecution had failed to establish the link in the chain of custody of the seized contraband. The Court noted an unexplained gap of five days between the date on which the seized material was forwarded for FSL testing and the date on which it was actually received by th
Appointment To Public Post Contrary To Recruitment Advertisement Amounts To Fraud On Public: Supreme Court (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court has held that an appointment to a public post made in disregard of the qualifications prescribed in the recruitment advertisement amounts to a fraud on the public, while upholding the cancellation of an Anganwadi Supervisor's appointment in Maharashtra. A bench comprising Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice Sheel Nagu dismissed an appeal filed by Sunita Lahu Panchpande, who had challenged the Bombay High Court's decision setting aside her appointment as an Anganwadi Supervisor i
PC Act | Handover Of Bribe To Intermediary Not Enough To Prove Public Servant's Guilt : Supreme Court (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday (September 16) held that merely establishing that money changed hands between a complainant and an intermediary who invoked the name of a public servant cannot, by itself, prove that the public servant accepted a bribe. “The prosecution has, at its best, established that money changed hands between a complainant and an intermediary who invoked the appellant's name. But that itself can be said to be a proof of appellant's acceptance of bribe.”, observed a bench of J
Trust Not A Juristic Person, Cannot Be Arrayed As Accused : Supreme Court (opens the original)
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Reiterating that a 'trust' being not a juristic person, and cannot sue or be sued, the Supreme Court has quashed a criminal proceeding against a Trust, who has been arrayed as an accused in a financial irregularity case in Karnataka. “…a Trust does not have a separate legal existence of its own, making it incapable of suing or being sued, since it is only an obligation annexed to the ownership of the property arising out of a confidence reposed in and accepted by the owner or declared and accept
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