Supreme Court of India
14,826 judgments
Sukhwinder Kumar & Ors. v. State of Punjab & Ors.
The Supreme Court held that candidates lacking the prescribed higher qualification under earlier service rules cannot claim appointment under those rules but must be considered under amended rules and for vacancies arising thereafter.
Sukhwinder Kumar & Ors. v. State of Punjab & Ors.
The Supreme Court held that appellants lacking the prescribed Senior Secondary qualification under the 2007 Rules were not entitled to appointment against the 2011 advertisement but must be considered for unfilled vacancies from 2011 and for posts under the 2016 Rules allowing matriculates with diplomas.
PURVI MUKESH GADA v. MUKESH POPATLAL GADA
The Supreme Court upheld the mother's custody of minor children, emphasizing the paramount welfare principle and the children's wishes over procedural history and interim orders.
PURVI MUKESH GADA v. MUKESH POPATLAL GADA
The Supreme Court restored custody of minor children to the mother, emphasizing the paramount welfare principle and the children's wishes over prior interim orders favoring the father.
Saraswati Educational Charitable Trust v. Union of India
The Supreme Court allowed the writ petition directing the government to permit Saraswati Medical College to admit students for 2017-18, holding that denial based on refusal of a second inspection after the cut-off date without justification was arbitrary.
Saraswati Educational Charitable Trust v. Union of India
The Supreme Court allowed the petitioner's writ petition directing the government to permit admission in the medical college for 2017-18, holding that denial based on an unjustified second inspection was arbitrary and without proper application of mind.
Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital & Anr. v. Union of India and Another
The Supreme Court held that the Central Government must afford a reasonable opportunity of hearing and fairly consider all statutory recommendations before disapproving a medical college's establishment, confirming the conditional permission granted to the petitioner college and directing a fresh inspection.
Krishna Mohan Medical College and Hospital & Anr. v. Union of India and Another
The Supreme Court held that the Central Government must afford a reasonable opportunity of hearing before disapproving a medical college's establishment and set aside the debarring order against Krishna Mohan Medical College, directing fresh inspection and confirming the conditional permission granted.
Through its Registrar and Another v. Union of India and Another
The Supreme Court upheld the MCI's debarring order against Shri Venkateshwara University for obstructing inspection outside the moratorium period around a government-declared religious holiday, while directing a fresh inspection and continuation of admitted students' studies.
The State of West Bengal v. Debasis Das
The Supreme Court directed the State of West Bengal to appoint six candidates selected before recruitment rule amendments, balancing fairness and administrative interests in a prolonged selection dispute.
Sant Prasad v. Kausla Nand Sinha
The Supreme Court held that while Section 80 CPC notice is generally mandatory before suing the State, non-compliance is not fatal if the State was impleaded without objection, and allowed the appeal with liberty to approach the High Court on merits.
Sant Prasad v. Kausla Nand Sinha
The Supreme Court held that non-compliance with Section 80 CPC notice is not fatal if the State is impleaded and does not object, allowing the suit to be decided on merits.
RAMESHWARA HOMES & APARTMENTS (PVT.) LTD v. MANOJ LAL SEAL
The Supreme Court disposed of civil appeals by recording the parties' amicable settlement and incorporating it into the decree, thereby ending the litigation.
RAMESHWARA HOMES & APARTMENTS (PVT.) LTD v. MANOJ LAL SEAL
The Supreme Court disposed of pending civil appeals by incorporating the parties' amicable settlement into the decree, thereby ending the litigation without adjudicating the substantive issues.
Apparaju Malhar Rao v. Tula Venkataiah
The Supreme Court set aside the High Court's order allowing a second appeal without framing a substantial question of law and remanded the case for fresh consideration in compliance with Section 100 CPC.
Apparaju Malhar Rao v. Tula Venkataiah
The Supreme Court set aside the High Court's order allowing a second appeal without framing a substantial question of law and remanded the case for fresh consideration in accordance with Section 100 CPC.
Canara Bank v. C.S. Shyam
The Supreme Court held that personal information of bank employees regarding transfers is exempt from disclosure under Section 8(1)(j) of the RTI Act absent larger public interest, allowing the bank's appeal and setting aside CIC and High Court orders.
Canara Bank v. C.S. Shyam
The Supreme Court held that personal information of bank employees regarding transfers is exempt from disclosure under Section 8(1)(j) of the RTI Act absent larger public interest, allowing the bank's appeal and setting aside CIC and High Court orders.
PARMANAND SINGH TH. LRS v. UNION OF INDIA & ANR
Dismissal of a suit under Section 180 of the U.P. Tenancy Act confers hereditary tenancy status, negating unauthorized occupation and invalidating eviction under the Public Premises Act.
Shri Gangajali Education Society v. Union of India
The Supreme Court quashed the MHFW's order denying permission to a medical college to admit students, holding that the authority failed to apply its mind to the Oversight Committee's recommendations and directed admission for the 2017-18 session.