Allahabad High Court Defines Wilful Neglect Under SC/ST Act
Dissatisfaction with an investigation does not itself prove wilful neglect by a public servant under the SC/ST Act.
Dissatisfaction with an investigation does not itself prove wilful neglect by a public servant under the SC/ST Act.
No-grant college service created no right to absorption, though the Supreme Court awarded ₹10 lakh under Article 142.
A student could not bear the consequences of university clerical failures after completing her course, the Supreme Court held.
Assets acquired through a priest’s vocation after perpetual vows belonged beneficially to his religious society, the court held.
The court dismissed a temple-property challenge and imposed exemplary costs over counsel’s courtroom submission.
The court found that a failed consensual relationship between educated adults could not sustain the rape prosecution.
Conversion alone does not establish membership of a notified Backward Class Muslim community, the Supreme Court held.
The court relied on the statutory evidence hierarchy and an ossification test while protecting the pending POCSO trial.
A larger bench will reconsider whether Article 226 cases can be classified as civil or criminal for intra-court appeals.
The authority lacked current material showing the winning sand-mining bids were inadequate, the Supreme Court held.