The Meghalaya High Court affirms the Special Judicial Officer’s enhanced land-valuation award, reaffirming that first appeals under Section 18 of

High Court of Meghalaya upholds that once primary directives are complied with, contempt applications may be disposed—leaving secondary relief to

High Court of Meghalaya reaffirms that MC(WPC) applications stand infructuous upon resolution of the main writ petition, providing procedural clarity

High Court of Meghalaya Allows Withdrawal of WP(C) No. 85/2025 by Mutual Consent, Setting a Procedural Benchmark for Consent Withdrawals

High Court of Meghalaya dismisses challenge to compensation entitlement, affirming that Article 226 writs cannot supplant statutory remedies under the

Yes – the High Court disposed MC[WP(C)] 48/2024 in view of its decision in WP(C) 78/2024 dated 18-08-2025, upholding the

Affirming established practice: disposal of writ petitions as academic when relief granted via state affidavit — utility in service-law disputes

High Court of Meghalaya reaffirms that production of a compliance communication suffices to dispose of contempt proceedings, providing binding authority