The Manipur High Court reiterates that judicial assessment of questions and answers in public recruitment exams is generally impermissible, and
The Manipur High Court reaffirms that, following the 1977 amendment to Order XXXVII Rule 3(5) CPC, leave to defend a
A writ petition seeking correction of a seniority list becomes infructuous if, during its pendency, the administrative action already accords
The High Court, affirming relevant administrative clarifications and recruitment rules, holds that a higher-level course (MRO) is sufficient in place
The High Court has held that a higher-level training course (MRO) may be considered as fulfilling the requirements of a
The High Court of Manipur held that termination of an aided college employee’s service without first conducting an inquiry, giving
The High Court of Manipur dismissed as misconceived a writ petition challenging an order of the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
Presumption under Section 139 of the Negotiable Instruments Act is not automatic upon signature admission; the complainant must first establish
A High Court judgment upholds the Central Administrative Tribunal’s (CAT) practice of fixing a six-month deadline for completing disciplinary inquiries,
The High Court of Manipur held that when statutory or institutional rules require preparation and notification of inter-se-seniority lists as
Summary Category Data Case Name WP(C)/925/2022 of H.B. THANISON ANAL Vs STATE OF MANIPUR AND 3 OTHERS CNR MNHC010029012022