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UT Chandigarh Teacher Retirement Rule- 58 or 65

April 15, 2026

UT Considers Challenging 65-Year Retirement Rule for Teachers: Legal Battle May Reach Supreme Court In a significant development impacting government college faculty, the Union Territory (UT) administration is reconsidering its stance on the retirement age of teachers and may approach the Supreme Court of India to challenge the extension of retirement age to 65 years.…
True Mark Homes Global City Mohali Complaint

April 9, 2026

Mohali Consumer Court Orders Builders to Refund ₹13 Lakh to Homebuyer In a significant win for homebuyers, the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Mohali, has directed builders to refund ₹13 lakh (with interest) to a buyer for failing to complete construction and provide essential approvals. Case Background The complainant had booked an independent floor in…
Senior Citizen Maintenance Case- HighCourt News

April 8, 2026

Sons Must Maintain 83-Year-Old Widow: High Court Reaffirms Rights of Senior Citizens In a significant judgment upholding the rights of elderly parents, the Orissa High Court ruled that sons are legally bound to maintain their aged mother, reinforcing protections under senior citizen welfare laws. — Background of the Case The case involved an 83-year-old widow…
Dismissal Set Aside and Reinstatement by HighCourt

April 7, 2026

High Court Sets Aside Dismissal of CRPF Constable, Orders Reinstatement with Benefits In a significant judgment reinforcing fairness in disciplinary proceedings, the Punjab and Haryana High Court set aside the dismissal of a CRPF constable and ordered his reinstatement with full service benefits. — Background of the Case The constable, who had joined service in…
Withdrawal of Deposit in RERA Appeal

April 6, 2026

Buyer Not Equal to Builder: High Court Allows Withdrawal of Deposit in RERA Appeal In a significant ruling favouring homebuyers, the Bombay High Court held that a builder and buyer cannot be treated on equal footing, recognizing that buyers are generally in a more vulnerable position in real estate transactions. — Background of the Case…