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Supreme Court Sets 15-Day Notice Rule for Demolitions

The Supreme Court has laid down a series of pan-India directives, stating that no demolition will be carried out without serving at least a 15-day prior notice. The apex court's decision came in response to a series of petitions alleging that demolitions were carried out by several state authorities without sufficient notice. Nov 13, 2024
Recruitment rules cannot be amended midway, rules SC

Recruitment rules cannot be amended midway, rules SC

The Supreme Court on Thursday said that recruitment rules cannot be amended midway after the selection process has commenced, unless provided otherwise in the extant rules or the recruitment advertisement. Nov 7, 2024
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Supreme Court to Decide Jet Airways' Ownership Fate

The Supreme Court is set to deliver a crucial verdict on the ownership of the beleaguered Jet Airways. The judgment, scheduled for November 7, will address the lenders' plea challenging the transfer of ownership of the grounded airline to the Jalan Kalrock Consortium (JKC). Nov 7, 2024
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Supreme Court Orders Liquidation of Jet Airways

The Supreme Court has ordered the liquidation of the beleaguered airline Jet Airways. The ruling delivered on November 7, was led by Chief Justice of India, D.Y. Chandrachud, who stated that the resolution plan, approved half a decade ago, was no longer feasible. Nov 7, 2024
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'Entire statute doesn't need to be struck down': SC upholds UP Madarsa Act's validity

The Supreme Court on Tuesday set aside the Allahabad High Court ruling striking down the Uttar Pradesh Board of Madarsa Education Act, 2004, holding that the law is consistent with the "positive obligation" of the state government to ensure that students studying in recognised madarsas attain a level of competency which will allow them to effectively participate in society and earn a living. Nov 5, 2024
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Supreme Court Upholds Part of Article 31C

The Supreme Court has upheld the first part of Article 31C of the Constitution, as it was established in the Keshavanada Bharati case. The seven-judge Constitution Bench, after reviewing several past judgments, concluded that the first part of the unamended Article 31C was constitutional and continues to be in force. Nov 5, 2024
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