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The Supreme Court held that writ petitions for electrocution compensation are not maintainable where disputed facts exist, and compensation must be assessed on a just, fair basis.
The Supreme Court held that indivisible turnkey ATM contracts could not be vivisected for service tax on installation or commissioning for July 2003 to April 2006.
The Supreme Court held that Section 47 of the PwD Act applied when the respondent was invalidated in 1998, rejected waiver and prospective-notification arguments, and awarded monetary relief.
The Supreme Court upheld rules including royalty, DMF and NMET in sale value for computing average sale price, and dismissed the writ petition.
The Supreme Court held that Haryana’s 2002 remission policy, framed under Article 161, was not displaced by the 2008 statutory policy under Section 432 CrPC.
The Supreme Court held that the right to walk on demarcated footpaths is a fundamental right and enhanced motor accident compensation awarded for a child’s death.
The Supreme Court set aside a dismissal as disproportionate, held a fresh punishment notice was required after de novo labour-court findings, and sustained the misconduct finding.
The Supreme Court held that a falling tree branch on a stationary autorickshaw did not support Section 166 liability under the Motor Vehicles Act, but enhanced compensation under Article 142.
The Supreme Court set aside High Court directions requiring trial courts to examine the sanctioning authority before framing charge in PC Act cases.
The Supreme Court held that the Delhi High Court could entertain a BSF member’s writ petition under Article 226(1) and that forum non conveniens was misapplied.
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