HC directs to proceed against the high ranking govt official
Last year Commissioner/ Secretary issued an order disallowing some contractors to take part in public works based on their relatives…
‘Right to life and liberty can’t be enchained’ HC rules out
Srinagar: The High Court of J&K and Ladakh held that right to life and liberty cannot be enchained to actions…
District magistrate cannot pass detention order based on police dossier:HC rules out
Srinagar: The High Court of J&K and Ladakh ruled out that a district magistrate cannot pass detention order based on…
National Green Court forms Committee to ascertain situation of Achan landfill site
Tribunal issued notices to Central and J&K government and other allied departments Nusrat Sidiq Srinagar: The National Green Tribunal has…
Court grants bail to accused in domestic violence case
However, court directs the accused to cooperate with the investigation and stay in Kashmir province Nusrat Sidiq Srinagar: A trial…
HC held that retiral benefits can’t be taken away in whimsical manner
Srinagar: The High Court of J&K and Ladakh held that the benefit of promotion and consequential monetary benefits cannot be…
Give all pensionary benefits to employees, HC tells govt
Srinagar: The High Court of J&K and Ladakh has directed Jammu and Kashmir Industries Corporation Limited and Union territory government…
‘Selection process not unfair once candidate accepts terms and conditions of the process: HC rules out
The High Court of J&K and Ladakh ruled out that once the candidate takes part in a selection process and the result is out, a candidate cannot turn around and challenge the terms and conditions of the said process as ‘unfair’.
HC rules out that detention cannot stand alone on police verbatim
The High court of J&K and Ladakh ruled out that a detention of a person cannot stand alone on the verbatim of police dossier.
Court orders release of service book of govt employee
An anti-corruption court in Srinagar ordered the release of a government health employee’s service book, seized during a corruption investigation (FIR No.05/2014). Judge Surinder Singh recognized the employee’s difficulties due to impending retirement, halted increments, and withheld salary. Despite objections citing the book as key evidence, the court ruled to temporarily return it to the DDO for updating grievances, with strict instructions to retain it untouched for forensic analysis and re-deposit it with the investigation officer within two months.