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Committee failed to consider pre-independence documents that support petitioners claims and did not adequately evaluate evidence he provided hence, Committees order is deemed erroneous, leading to its quashing.

Petitioner has established that he belongs to ‘Halbi' Scheduled Tribe. Respondent No.2- Scrutiny Committee is directed to issue caste validity certificate to Petitioner as he belongs to 'Halbi' Scheduled Tribe within a period of two weeks.

Expulsion based on fee non-payment is unsustainable since petitioners expressed willingness to pay, indicating expulsion is unlawful and should be quashed.

Judicial review of disciplinary actions is limited and unless punishment shocks conscience, it is upheld thus, given proven charges against Petitioner, dismissal imposed is deemed appropriate and justified.

As disputants have not fulfilled all necessary steps before opting for substituted service, impugned order from Cooperative Court permitting service via a paper application is legally unsustainable and should be quashed.

Petitioner is declared entitled to be considered for appointment to vacant aided post of Assistant Teacher for subject “Ardhamagadhi” in Respondent no.3 institution.

Respondent-Zilla Parishad is directed to include name of Petitioner in list of persons to be appointed on compassionate ground, if he is otherwise eligible.

Decree for possession is unsustainable, negating need for damages or inquiries into mesne profits.

Order of Dismissal from Service passed by Respondent No.2-Deputy Inspector General (Pers) is quashed and set aside however, liberty granted to Respondent-Department to hold de novo inquiry on Charge Article (II) and (III) if so they desire.

Order lacks compelling reasons to dissolve Gram Panchayat and Chief Executive Officers report supports that dissolution is unwarranted, as no circumstances indicate any operational failure.

Intervenors, seeking to assert independent rights over property in question, are not entitled to join as Defendants in existing suit and must seek their claims in a separate action, which is currently pending.

Allegations of fraud and unilateral contract cancellation support validity of plaint, rejecting outright dismissal under Order VII Rule 11 of CPC hence, Trial Courts decision appears reasonable and well-founded based on plaint and applicable legal standards, showing no grounds for calling order into question.

Petitioner has provided sufficient documentary evidence to establish that her mother belongs to Scheduled Caste of 'Mahar' and Scrutiny Committee erroneously dismissed this documentation on basis of lack of paternal records, which contradicts precedents set by Supreme Court.

Demand and acceptance of rent by landlord will not amount to waiver of right to claim eviction on account of forfeiture of tenancy.

Transaction involved the transfer of immovable property rights and it lacked any connection to Petitioners business activities, indicating an absence of supply of service as defined by law hence, impugned Show cause notice issued by Respondent No.1 is set aside.

Impugned order quashed and remanded for Minister to reevaluate and provide concrete findings on alleged misappropriation of food grains by Respondent No. 3/DSO.

Lack of seriousness from Petitioners in contesting suit, which has been ongoing since 2018 and reasons insufficient to condone delay hence, order rejecting Petitioners' application to file written statement, proper.

No evidence showed that employees of other CPSEs perform similar work, hold similar qualifications or discharge similar responsibilities hence, decision by MOIL to maintain distinct pay structure is justified for administrative efficiency.

Legal heirs are entitled to Rs. 5,00,000 in cases of death or permanent disability without any additional considerations hence, amended Section 164 of Act is applicable retroactively, allowing for this entitlement.

Although Sale-deed was executed on 11/07/2007, sale transaction remains incomplete without registration, making document not valid title evidence.