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Civil procedure

M/S CHOPRA HOTELS PRIVATE LIMITED versus HARBINDER SINGH SEKHON & ORS.

Where an interim order in a parent writ petition has been shown to be relied upon by authorities and to have direct and immediate civil consequences for a non‑party, that non‑party is a proper party and must be given an opportunity to be heard in those proceedings; the High Court’s refusal to implead the Appellant and to consider its request for clarification/modification was unsustainable, and overlapping but distinct proceedings (LPA No. 760 of 2026 and CR No. 2579 of 2026) need not be held in abeyance and can be heard independently while the Appellant is impleaded in the parent writ.

  • Impleadment in writ petition
  • Writ proceedings
  • Interim order
  • Order i rule 10 cpc
  • Section 269 punjab municipal corporation act, 1976
  • Clarification/modification of interim order
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Service law

PURBANCHAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION versus UNION OF INDIA & ORS.

The Division Bench was not justified in remitting the industrial dispute to the Industrial Tribunal as all relevant aspects had already been considered; it was required to examine the correctness of the Single Judge's judgment on merits.

  • Regularization of contract workers
  • Scope of intra court appeal
  • Industrial tribunal award
  • Writ proceedings
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Property law

OMPRAKASH VERMA & ORS. versus STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH & ORS.

The proceedings under the Urban Land Ceiling Act in respect of Survey No. 83, including declarations and notifications, attained finality after the Supreme Court's judgment in Audikesava Reddy's case; doctrine of merger applied, Division Bench finding ceased to exist, and appellants cannot reopen the matter or raise new contentions on nature of the land; the land was vacant land under the ULC Act on date of declaration; all subsequent claims and benefits under government orders are not available as possession has been validly taken by the State.

  • Urban land ceiling
  • Doctrine of merger
  • Res judicata
  • Writ proceedings
  • Decree preparation
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Service law

UNION OF INDIA & ANR. versus BHASKARENDU DATTA MAJUMDAR

ACC failed to record any reasons for rejecting the respondent's selection despite his exoneration and positive assessments. Absence of recorded reasons renders the rejection arbitrary and unsustainable.

  • Appointment
  • Selection
  • Reasoned orders
  • Promotion
  • Writ proceedings
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Land acquisition

ISHWAR DUTT versus LAND ACQUISITION COLLECTOR AND ANR.

Once the High Court's writ judgment granting 12% interest on equitable grounds attained finality and was acted upon, and the Land Acquisition Officer's award implemented it, the principle of res judicata and estoppel applied; thus, the High Court, in appellate jurisdiction, could not reopen or set aside that benefit. Directions already complied with could not be reversed by the High Court in later proceedings.

  • Compensation under land acquisition act
  • Interest on compensation
  • Res judicata
  • Estoppel
  • Mandamus
  • Writ proceedings
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Constitutional law

ASBESTOS CEMENT LTD. versus P. D. SAWARKAR & ORS.

The High Court's dismissal of the writ petition finally disposed of the controversy raised therein regarding dearness allowance and thus constituted a final order within the meaning of Article 133(1); the order refusing leave to appeal was incorrectly decided since the Part I Award was final in respect of dearness allowance and nothing further remained on that issue.

  • Industrial disputes
  • Arbitration awards
  • Writ proceedings
  • Final/interlocutory orders
  • Appeals to supreme court
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