When Can a High Court Withhold Pensionary Benefits Pending Disputed Matrimonial Claims?
The High Court reiterated that, absent a legal mandate and with the beneficiary alive, pensionary benefits cannot be withheld in
The High Court reiterated that, absent a legal mandate and with the beneficiary alive, pensionary benefits cannot be withheld in
Court declined to interfere in pension disbursement where the pensioner was alive and entitlement was not shown to be illegal;
A Division Bench of the High Court of Meghalaya clarified that while judicial review in tender matters is circumscribed, limited
Reaffirming the Complete-Chain Rule in Circumstantial Cases and the Rigorous Test for Extra-Judicial Confessions; Quashing of Life-Sentence Upholds Supreme Court
Reaffirmation of Supreme Court Directions with Exemption for Meghalaya and Time-Bound Administrative Review Summary Category Data Case Name PIL
Upholding the Use of Court-Mediated Settlements in Writ Proceedings and Incorporating the Agreement as Part of the Dispositive Order
Summary Category Data Case Name FA/4/2025 of LITA KHARLYNGDOH Vs BINA THABAH CNR MLHC010005082025 Decision Date 30-08-2025 Disposal Nature
High Court of Meghalaya Reaffirms Natural Justice in Administrative Cancellations: Cancellation Without Hearing Violates Contract Terms and Rule 31 of
Affirmation of Supreme Court’s prohibition on highway liquor shops with Meghalaya’s 500 m exemption and a mandatory Secretary-level review within
Clarifying Sequence of Eligibility Determination in Government Tenders and Reopening of Technical Disqualification Summary Category Data Case Name WA/44/2025
High Court of Meghalaya upholds existing principle that once a demarcation direction is complied with factually—even if unsuccessful—the writ petition
Reaffirming Environmental PIL Powers: High Court upholds its authority to mandate ongoing awareness campaigns and ban enforcement on plastics under